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achieve optimal health through fiber
Did you know that less than 5 percent of the population gets enough fiber? Odds are that you might be one of them. Not getting enough fiber is the root of many short-term and long-term health issues such as weight gain, auto-immune issues, digestive issues and more. Inadequate fiber can also be an underlying factor in acute and chronic inflammation leading to lifestyle diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. Eating enough fiber each day is actually pretty simple once you learn about the foods packed with fiber and how to incorporate them into your meal plan. Also, there are thousands of other nutrients accompanying fiber that help with metabolism, weight management, energy levels, mood, cognition, skin health and overall wellness.
Learn more about fiber, and the nutrients that accompany fiber, for your body to function at its best through my new book, The Fiber Effect: Stop Counting Calories and Start Counting Fiber for Better Health. Plus, get meal plans, recipes, fun facts and simple tips to start incorporating more fiber and feeling your best today.
The Fiber Effect presents a whole new way of thinking about diet and nutrition by focusing on fiber intake.
Want to lose weight? Eat more fiber. Looking to lower your cholesterol? Eat more fiber. Need to reduce your risk of colon cancer? Eat more fiber. Want to prevent diabetes? Eat more fiber. Want to stop overeating? Eat more fiber. Bottom line? Eat more fiber!
The food we eat is what powers our bodies—the better we eat, the better we look, feel and perform. Yet less than five percent of Americans are getting the recommended amount of fiber per day—a vital nutrient that can do many things from regulating blood sugar to lowering cholesterol to creating a healthy gut.
The Fiber Effect includes:
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A detailed overview of the vital role fiber plays in our body
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Helpful tables that lay out what to eat and when
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40 delicious fiber-filled recipes that anyone can enjoy
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Weekly meal plans to create a complete, fiber-rich diet
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Tips and tricks to help anyone increase their fiber intake
The Fiber Effect is your guide to meeting your daily fiber needs and so much more. Because foods rich in fiber typically contain a wealth of other healthy nutrients, increasing your fiber intake means increasing the overall quality of your diet. That’s the fiber effect—better health through fiber.
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