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Most people think fiber is just about staying regular.

But fiber is physiologically active — and different types do different jobs.

In this video, Chef Andrew shows you how to build a high-fiber bread that delivers both soluble and insoluble fiber, because your body needs both to function optimally.

Insoluble fiber
• Adds bulk to stool
• Improves transit time
• Reduces constipation
• Lowers prolonged toxin exposure in the colon

Soluble fiber
• Forms a gel in the gut
• Feeds commensal bacteria
• Produces short-chain fatty acids like butyrate
• Supports gut barrier integrity
• Binds bile acids to help lower LDL cholesterol

When fiber intake is adequate, you’re not just improving elimination — you’re rebuilding microbial balance, reducing overgrowth risk, and supporting cardiometabolic health.

This is strategic nutrition — not just eating “whole grain,” but eating with purpose.

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