Microplastics are in our food, water and air — and some end up in your gut. Early research suggests certain fibers may help trap these particles and carry them out with digestion. This free checklist shows which fibers to focus on and simple ways to add them to your day.
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Evict Environmental Toxins: Your Microplastic-Sweeping Fiber Checklist
- How fiber may help carry microplastics out of your gut
- The fibers studied most for trapping microplastics
- Easy ways to add those fibers to your day
- What the research shows so far — and what it doesn’t
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Will eating more fiber make me bloated?
It can if you add too much too fast. Increase slowly, drink plenty of water, and mix different fiber sources so your gut has time to adjust.
Is this medical advice?
No. This checklist is general wellness information. Individual needs can vary, particularly if you have a health condition, are pregnant, or take medications that may be affected by fiber intake. Talk to your doctor before making big changes.
Want to learn more about fiber?
Start with Fiber 101 for the fundamentals, or browse our food guides to find the highest-fiber options in each aisle.
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