Fibersure

Description: Fibre Supplement / If you are not getting enough fibre in your diet this easy to use supplement will make things easier ... more

Fibersure ... for you. Just add fibersure to your favourite beverage or baking.

Newest Review: ... is it doesn't taste or smell of anything and you can mix it into food or warm drinks and get extra fibre in your diet. It ... more

... sounded like an excellent idea so without any research I purchased some, I found an online chemist selling 3 tubs for the price of 2 and bought 3 tubs for £12. When the product arrived I immediately opened a tub and had a look. It is very fine, white powder. The tub is mostly blue with a silhouette of a person leaping on the front and the top has a pour function and a sprinkle function. I sniffed the powder and found it does indeed have a smell, it's like a faint sweet smell coupled with a slight sour milk smell. It...more

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Fibersure: My insides were not smiling (946 words)
by - written on 25/10/08 (Very useful, 1596 readings)
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The current trend is to eat a high fibre diet. The recommended dose seems to vary where you look but seems to be about 18-26g which is quite a lot of fibre even with a healthy diet that includes wholewheat options and plenty of fruit and vegetables. So Proctor and Gamble came up with Fibresure. I eat the wholewheat option for most things, fruit, vegetables and salad regularly and drink lots of water but wanted to try this "new-fashioned fibre". Fibresure is apparently 100% natural vegetable fibre, it tells us this on the tub. It's available in 195g tubs and in sticks. The active ingredient is Inulin from Chicory which is a naturally occuring ... Read the complete review