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Samanthasmomma Apprentice

Anybody know of any gluten free fiber supplements?


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Yep, fruits, veggies, and flax seed are a just few of your best for sure gluten free fiber sources.

Samanthasmomma Apprentice
Yep, fruits, veggies, and flax seed are a just few of your best for sure gluten free fiber sources.

I meant supplements

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I meant supplements

Metamucil with 100% Natural Psyllium Fiber, but ONLY the powders and capsules. The wafers contain wheat.

RiceGuy Collaborator

Well, there's also guar gum, which is actually a fiber. Not only can you add it to juices, smoothies, milk shakes, etc, but of course it works in baking the way xanthan gum does.

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Anybody know of any gluten free fiber supplements?

I take "Renew Life" Fiber Smart - it's gluten and casein free, and it has helped tremendously with my "D" problems. I got mine at the Vitamin Shoppe. You can get it in capsules or powder (I prefer capsules). The powder also has a probiotic blend included.

Renew Life also makes a triple fiber, but I'm not sure what's in it.

Sheryll

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Citrucel tablets are gluten-free


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Metamucil with 100% Natural Psyllium Fiber, but ONLY the powders and capsules. The wafers contain wheat.

I feel really dumb for asking this, but what IS psyllium???? :blink:

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answering my own question.... Open Original Shared Link

According to wikipedia, research shows that adding psyllium to food gives better results than taking psyllium supplements--but it doesn't say where to find psyllium that you can add to food.

Samanthasmomma Apprentice

Thanks everybody, this gives me lots of options...

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