Simfort fibers - 210g

SIMFORT® FIBERS: For a Healthy Intestine

SIMFORT® FIBRAS is a food supplement based on a mix of dietary fibers (Fructooligosaccharides - FOS, beta-glucan from oat bran and acacia gum - Acacia senegal L.), which help with intestinal function.

Care for Your Gut

SIMFORT® FIBRAS from Vitafor is a mix of soluble and insoluble fibers (Fructooligosaccharides - FOS, beta-glucan from oat bran and acacia gum - Acacia senegal L.), helping intestinal function.

Product Benefits:

• Dietary fiber contributes to intestinal function.

Differentiators:

• Mix of 3 Prebiotic Fibers: Fructooligosaccharides (FOS), beta-glucan from oat bran, acacia gum (Acacia senegal L.).
• Food for Probiotics (good gut bacteria).
• 5.7 g of fiber per serving.
• VLabor Quality Seal.
• It can be diluted in water or your favorite drink, fruit or food of your choice.
• Alternative to add dietary fiber to a healthy routine.
• Adult and child consumption (from 4 years of age).

Scientific Data

Every day, we face challenges that demand our mental capacity. To ensure good cognitive performance and general well-being, it is essential to maintain adequate nutrition. Furthermore, the intestine plays a fundamental role in our mental and immune health.

The intestine is home to a vast amount of microorganisms known as probiotics, and dietary fiber serves as food for these beneficial bacteria. When the intestinal microbiota is balanced, the intestine functions efficiently.

Studies show that the intestine is directly linked to the brain and the immune system. Known as the "second brain", the gut produces neurotransmitters, such as serotonin, that affect our emotional well-being. Furthermore, 70% of the body's immune cells are in the intestine.

A healthy intestine is essential for the body's general well-being. For those who have difficulty getting enough fiber in their daily diet, supplementation may be an option to promote gut health.

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