Ultra Fiber

Ultra Fiber is a combination of natural fibers derived from fruits, vegetables, roots, seeds and tree extracts. This product was
designed with the Paleolithic diet in mind – the diet of our ancestors that our physiology may be most adapted to. Therefore,
it is free of non-Paleolithic food extracts such as grains (wheat, oat, and rice bran) and legumes (peas, beans, and soy fibers).

Benefits:
Everyone can benefit from Ultra Fiber: The RDA for fiber is 28 g/day, but because most Americans don’t consume enough
vegetables, fruits, or other fiber-rich foods, most people average only about 15 g per day. Two teaspoons of Ultra Fiber
provide 3 grams of fiber, which can help boost fiber intake closer to the recommended daily amount.

• Promotes proper intestinal function and bowel movement – may alleviate occasional constipation and diarrhea*
• Supports appetite regulation by increasing bulk and aiding a healthy rate of digestion*
• Supports healthy glucose and insulin levels by assisting normal stomach emptying and the appropriate passage of food
  through the intestines*
• Helps maintain healthy cholesterol levels*
• Promotes a gastrointestinal health by helping to maintain a suitable environment of friendly bacteria in the gut*
• Assists with healthy detoxification*
• Supports proper weight management*

Highlights:

• 12 types of fiber: Acacia gum, cellulose, guar gum, cranberry seed powder, carrot fiber, inulin, orange fiber, apple pectin,
  glucomannan, psyllium husk, flax, prune
• Free of non-Paleolithic food extracts: free of grains (wheat, oat or rice bran) and legumes (peas, beans or soy fibers)
  • Does not contain gluten or lectin, low allergenicity
  • Does not contain phytates (phytic acid is found in grains, has an acid load and binds minerals — which interferes
    with their absorption)
• Soluble fiber – attracts and dissolves in water, turning into a gel-like substance that helps to regulate the rate of
  digestion and, in turn, helps with satiety (feeling “satisfied” or appropriately full after a meal). Soluble fiber can be hard
  to obtain through the diet.
• Insoluble fiber – the basis of most plant-based products. Insoluble means that it does not dissolve in water, but rather
  stays intact throughout the digestive system. This type of fiber is considered gut-healthy, because it adds bulk to the
  diet and helps support healthy bowel function.
• Acacia gum – a prebiotic from the popular acacia tree. Prebiotics support the growth of friendly bacteria.
• Guaranteed purity – free of toxic contaminants
• No artificial sweeteners, flavors or colors
• Mixes well and tastes great!

Recommended Use:

• Take 5 grams (approx. 2 tsp.) in water per day, or as directed by your health care practitioner.
• Consume extra water when taking to help support the healthy movement of fiber through the intestines.
• Increase dose slowly to allow the body time to adjust to the higher levels of fiber.
• Do not take at the same time as any prescription medications.