Soluble fiber, as found in Metamucil, may form a gel in the stomach, entrapping food, sugars, cholesterol and fats before carrying them through the digestive tract. Good sources of soluble fiber include oats, beans, peas, many types of fruit and vegetables, and psyllium husk.
Pink Lemonade Metamucil is now available at retailers nationwide in 48, 72 or 114-dose canisters. For more information on Pink Lemonade Metamucil or fiber, log onto: http://www.metamucil.com.
About Metamucil
Created and marketed for the first time in 1933 by G.D. Searle & Co., Metamucil powder was purchased by Procter & Gamble in 1985. Made with 100% natural psyllium fiber, Metamucil is the only leading brand marketed as both a fiber laxative and a dietary fiber supplement. Metamucil comes in a variety of forms (powder, wafers and capsules) and flavors (regular, Orange, Pink Lemonade and Berry Burst!) to fit any lifestyle when you are looking to increase your fiber intake. Metamucil is the number one recommended doctor and pharmacy fiber product. For more information, visit http://www.metamucil.com or call Metamucil at 1-800-983-4237.
About National Fiber Council
The National Fiber Council (NFC) is a primary resource for credible information about the benefits of dietary fiber for consumers, media and health care professionals. Founded in 2004, the NFC was established to raise awareness and educate Americans about the benefits of dietary fiber. The NFC is comprised of eight active Board members, each a national thought leader in his or her area of study. Board specialties include weight management, digestive disease, pharmacy, nutrition, fitness and pediatrics.
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