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  Fiber, Insoluble

This form of fiber does not dissolve in water and is best known for its water-holding capacity. Often referred to as roughage, insoluble fiber helps digestion by absorbing water and keeping things moving through the digestive tract.

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Good sources of insoluble fiber include: high-fiber cereals, wheat bran, whole-grain cereals, dried beans and peas, vegetables and nuts.




 

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