Overview
Agiofibe Granules is a fibre supplement containing a specially formulated ratio of natural dietary fibres, made from the seeds and husks of psyllium (Plantago ovata and Ispaghula husks). Agiofibe has been uniquely formulated to match the fibre content of a healthy, varied diet.
What is Agiofibe used for?
Adequate dietary fibre is important for maintaining healthy digestion and regular bowel function. It also reduces the risk of developing more serious conditions, such as heart disease and diabetes.
A healthy, balanced diet is made up of predominately insoluble fibre (vegetables, seeds, grains, etc). The ratio of fibres found in Agiofibe has been specially formulated to match this consisting of mostly insoluble fibre, with a small amount of soluble fibre.
The unique balance of fibres found in Agiofibe is important, as it supports regular bowel function and helps to reduce uncomfortable symptoms, such as bloating and flatulence, which can be caused by other supplements high in soluble fibre.
Experts suggest that we do not consume enough fibre in the average Australian diet, and may require up to 5-10g per day more than we currently get.
Safety & efficacy
Agiofibe is one of the leading dietary fibre supplements in the world; it is supported by both the Colorectal Foundation and The Gut Foundation. Agiofibe granules contain psyllium, which has been clinically proven to improve digestive health
Agiofibes unique formulation
Agiofibe contains a unique combination of insoluble and soluble fibres (with a ratio of 60% insoluble to 40% soluble) that cannot be found in other supplements. Each dose of Agiofibe provides 5g of dietary fibre in easily dispensed granules.
Directions
Agiofibe granules are coated, making them easy to swallow and preventing inhalation of psyllium dust. These must not be chewed, but swallowed whole or mixed into yoghurt.
Adults: 1 teaspoon or 1-2 sachets each evening, followed by a glass of water. If required, an additional dose can be taken in the morning.
Warnings
Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist, it is important to speak with a healthcare professional.
