Main ingredients
lemon, barley grass, rice bran, carrot, chickweed, dandelion, burdock root, fenugreek seed, lecithin, pumpkin seed

1. What is natural insoluble and soluble fiber?

Fiber refers to the food component of plants that cannot be digested and absorbed by the body. Although it does not provide any heat or nutrients, it has several important functions for the human body. Cellulose is divided into soluble and non-soluble:

Many studies have shown that soluble fiber can lower cholesterol, the real reason is not clear, but the researchers speculated that it may be combined with bile in the small intestine, and then excreted with the feces. At this time, the liver will produce more bile salts in order to make up for the loss of bile. Since cholesterol is an essential component in bile salts, the amount of cholesterol in the blood naturally decreases.

Non-soluble fiber accelerates the passage of food through the small intestine, which not only helps prevent constipation and digestive diseases (such as diverticulosis), but also prevents intestinal tumor formation. Studies have shown that in areas where cellulose is the staple food (such as Africa), people are less likely to develop bowel cancer than in countries with low fiber intake (such as the United States).

2. Why do we need to supplement natural non-soluble and soluble fiber?

A balanced diet with high fiber is important for health. Most people’s diets contain too much fat, cholesterol, salt and sugar, causing a lot of illness. The rise in the incidence of chronic diseases and degenerative diseases in civilized countries is associated with poor eating habits. Over the past two decades, dietary fiber has been recognized as likely to prevent and help treat a variety of chronic diseases. A large amount of fiber in the diet helps reduce the chances of multiple degenerative diseases; it also helps to improve weight, blood sugar levels and the functioning of the stomach.

Eating enough natural soluble and non-soluble fiber, pectin, herbal mixture and essential phospholipids can effectively balance the city’s diet, help control weight, and help reduce the chance of suffering from urban diseases.

The main physiological role of cellulose is to adsorb a large amount of water, increase the amount of feces, promote bowel movements, accelerate the excretion of feces, shorten the residence time of free radicals in the intestines, reduce the bad stimulation of the intestines, and thus prevent intestinal tract. Tumor formation.

The fiber in human diet is mainly contained in vegetables and crude processed cereals. Although it cannot be digested and absorbed, it has the functions of promoting intestinal peristalsis and facilitating fecal discharge. Herbivores rely on commensal microorganisms in their digestive tract to break down fiber and absorb it.

The benefits of fiber:

1. Helps to synthesize multivitamins in E. coli
2. fiber has a small specific gravity and a large volume, which occupies a large space in the gastrointestinal tract, which makes people feel full and helps to lose weight.
3. fiber is bulky, can stimulate the gastrointestinal tract after eating, increase secretion of digestive juice and increase gastrointestinal motility, prevent constipation of diabetes
4. High-fiber diets can slow the absorption of sugar by delaying gastric emptying, changing intestinal transit time, and forming soluble gels in the intestine. It can also reduce the stimulation of islet B cells by reducing the secretion of intestinal hormones such as gastric inhibitory peptide or glucagon, reducing insulin release and increasing sensitivity of peripheral insulin receptors, and enhancing glucose metabolism.
5. Recent studies have shown that a high-fiber diet increases insulin receptor binding on monocytes in patients with type 1 diabetes, thereby reducing the need for insulin and hypoglycemic drugs.

3. Is it safe to use natural non-soluble and soluble fiber?

Dietary fiber is a substance that is not digested and absorbed. It was considered “waste” in the past. It is now considered to play an important role in safeguarding human health and prolonging life. Therefore, it is called the seventh nutrient. In the past two decades, food fiber has been recognized as possible to prevent and help treat a variety of chronic diseases.

4. What are the symptoms of lack of natural insoluble and soluble fiber?

Lack of natural insoluble and soluble fiber may present health problems such as intestinal tumors, constipation, acne, excessive fat accumulation, high cholesterol, cardiovascular disease, and the like. It is a pity that most people’s diets contain too much fat, cholesterol, salt and sugar, which can cause illness. The rise in the incidence of chronic diseases and degenerative diseases in civilized countries is associated with poor eating habits.

5. Why choose TrimU instead of other products that claim to drain oil?

Compared with other products that are marked with oil draining, the consumption of TrimU will never have the following side effects:

• Some oil-discharging pills contain “orlistat”, and some people suffer serious liver damage or even death after taking it.
• Diarrhea, even incontinence
• Excessively draining oil, even important fatty acids that are good for the body will be excreted

In addition, TrimU can have the following effects, not the products that are listed as oil drain:

• Balance cholesterol levels
• Balance blood sugar levels
• Helps the body to remove toxins
• Promotes gastrointestinal and skin health
• Reduce the chance of edema and constipation

Meme contains a large amount of natural soluble and non-soluble fiber, pectin, herbal mixture and essential phospholipids, which can effectively balance the urban people’s diet, help control weight, and help reduce the chance of suffering from urban diseases. Therefore, it is especially suitable for the following people:

• • Weight control
  • Due to bad eating habits, eating high-fat/high-cholesterol foods often leading hypolipidemia and high cholesterol level.
  • The gallbladder has been removed
  • Frequent meals
  • Love fried and fatty food
  • Eat less high-fiber foods (such as greens / fruits / seaweed)
  • Edema problem
  • Poor digestive system