indomara@lemmy.world 1 month ago
We highly recommend Benefiber for anyone. It is tasteless, doesn’t change the texture of your food or drink, and can be added to almost anything.
I think many people avoid adding fiber to their diets because it requires a change in diet or a supplement that is often gross.
This is what I do. I get the giant jugs at Costco and put them in the cabinet where we keep all our coffee stuff. Every morning I scoop it into my coffee before making it and it’s so easy. You’d never even know it was in the drink as it dissolves completely once stirred.
If you buy a supplement, definitely get the fine ground. I made the mistake of buying course ground and it’s like adding orange juice pulp to everything because it’s so chunky.
Same! First cup of coffee every day is the powder cup, goes in with the splenda. :)
I think I’m using a similar thing and I agree that it’s ideal.
You would be so much better off changing your diet, though.
twistypencil@lemmy.world 1 month ago
Better than psyllium husk?
indomara@lemmy.world 1 month ago
I think so, yes. At least from a taste and texture standpoint, it is waaaay better. Psyllium husk (Metamucil) changes the texture of drinks and foods, causing them to congeal into a viscous gel.
Benefiber does not change the texture of the food or drink and is odourless and tasteless.
I will note however, after a quick google just now, that Metamucil was shown in a study to lower cholestrol while Benefiber did not.
For me though, it’s all about what changes I can make and stick to, and something that changes texture is very hard for me to get down.
PeterLossGeorgeWall@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 month ago
I can get psyllium husks in tablet form. No need to mix it with anything.
Angry_Autist@lemmy.world 1 month ago
I results, no.
In ease of consumption, yes.