Contains 4 Fiber Digesting
Enzymes to Get More Prebiotics From the Diet

There are two fiber types: insoluble and soluble. Neither is digested by enzymes produced in the human body.

Insoluble fiber, known as roughage, is mostly composed of cellulose. Bran muffins contain insoluble fiber.

Soluble fiber, the real star of the fiber show, performs vital prebiotic functions in the intestinal tract – functions that stimulate health producing probiotic microorganisms.

Stimulated probiotics more effectively colonize the intestinal tract and maximize intestinal health, helping assure predictable regularity.

The message here is that soluble fiber, also known as prebiotic fiber, is the most important type because it stimulates probiotics.

Since insoluble fiber cannot be used to stimulate probiotics, we need to take an enzyme or enzyme-fiber supplement that contains high strength fiber digesting enzymes that are capable of releasing trapped soluble fiber in the diet.; specifically, the enzymes: Cellulase, Hemicellulase, Pectinase and Xylanase.

But, for them to work they must be present in more than trivial quantities. Enzymes are measured in activity units and these units must be guaranteed in multiples of 1,000 units per serving to be of value.

TruFiber® contains the following enzyme composition per serving: Cellulase 2,000 CU (Cellulase Units), Hemicellulase 4,700 HCU (Hemicellulase Units), Pectinase 5,800 AJDU (Apple Juice Depectinizing Units), Xylanase 1,100 XU (Xylanase Units).
 

4 Vital Fiber Digesting Enzymes That Fuel Probiotics
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