Fermented Happy Fibre

Read More About The Fermented Happy Fiber

Find out more about the science behind the product.

What Is It? 

Happy Fermented Fibre (produced utilising NutraLock™) contains the number one source of resistant starch in the world- 100% Organic Australian grown green bananas. This superfood contains all three types of fibre (soluble, insoluble and fermented) making it the ultimate prebiotic multi-fibre resistant starch source.

What Are The Top 5 Benefits of Resistant Starch?

• Helps Maintain Weight/Assists With Weight Loss
  Unlike regular starch, resistant starch passes through your small intestine without being digested, meaning it contains very few calories, and funnily enough, keeps you feeling nice and full! It does this by making sure your blood sugar levels remain steady, leading to increased fat burning, and therefore, assisting with weight loss.

  One particular study of interest examined the effects of a meal high in resistant starch compared to one lacking and found that people on a resistant starch food plan increased fat oxidation and enhanced feelings of fullness, resulting in a considerable amount of weight loss. Similarly, an additional study found that overweight and obese participants taking dietary supplements of resistant starch reported reduced feelings of constant hunger and had beneficial effects on various cardiovascular risk-factors.

• Promotes A Healthier Colon Environment
  Resistant starch contains a high concentration of the fatty acid butyrate, which gets absorbed by our cells and is used for energy. As well as this, it also prevents our cells from mutations and protects us from colon damage. A healthy colon means that any toxins you’ve absorbed with food will stay safely out of your bloodstream.

  Its effectiveness was proved in a study, which supplemented a resistant starch diet and found that it significantly decreased reports of stress, which in turn, reduced inflammation and damage to the colon lining.

  In fact, recent research suggests that resistant starch can be a protective agent against colon cancer. A study testing this correlation performed a diet swap with one group having a diet high in meat and the other high in fibre (mostly in the form of resistant starch from corn porridge). After it’s 2-week completion, those on the resistant starch diet had more than doubled their butyrate levels and also lowered other biomarkers linked to colon cancer.

• Reduces Harmful “Bad” LDL Cholesterol Levels
  As fibre passes through the digestive system, it flushes away waste, harmful toxins, and LDL (bad) cholesterol from your system.

  A recent study found that those on a resistant starch enriched food plan resulted in a loss of abnormal fat levels (LDL) in their blood, setting them up for improved heart health. Similarly, the Molecular Nutrition & Food Research Association concluded that eating resistant starch-enriched flour over a 2-week period played a part in lowering total cholesterol by about 7% compared to a control diet lacking resistant starch.