Low FODMAP** and Gluten Free
Sunfiber’s unique soluble fiber is gentle on your system. It supports your digestive health without the excess gas, bloating and loose stools associated with high FODMAP foods and ingredients.*
Tasteless, Odorless and Clear-mixing
Supports weight management*
Reduces the Glycemic Index*
Meets the FDA definition of dietary fiber
Sunfiber® delivers clinically substantiated health benefits and qualifies as a DIETARY FIBER under the FDA’s new, stringent definition.
Supports regularity*
This clinically proven soluble fiber helps food move through the gut at just the right pace, improving both occasional constipation and occasional diarrhea.*
Feeds beneficial gut bacteria*
As a prebiotic fiber, Sunfiber® promotes a healthy gut flora which supports digestive health and overall wellness.*
Supports Regularity*
This clinically proven soluble fiber helps food move through the gut at just the right pace, improving both occasional constipation and occasional diarrhea.*
Feeds Beneficial Gut Bacteria*
As a prebiotic fiber, Sunfiber® promotes a healthy gut flora which supports digestive health and overall wellness.*
Look before you flush
A blog for those who want to know
The right fiber may help manage IBS symptoms
It’s estimated that more than 30 million Americans suffer from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), a condition characterized by gas, cramping, bloating, diarrhea and constipation. April is IBS Awareness Month. While there is no cure, IBS.org encourages people suffering...
How to meet fiber goals on a low-FODMAP diet
Consuming the recommended amount of daily fiber can be challenging when you’re following a low FODMAP diet, especially during the initial six-week food elimination phase. That’s because many high fiber foods are also high FODMAP. If you’re eliminating FODMAPs, you...
Goodbye tummy troubles: Kid-friendly ways to boost fiber intake
If you’re a parent, you’ve likely struggled to get your child to eat more nutrient-rich foods and fewer refined “white” foods, such as sugar, crackers and bread. Many of the food powerhouses you want your kids to gobble up are loaded with fiber, which is no surprise...
The right fiber may help manage IBS symptoms
It’s estimated that more than 30 million Americans suffer from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), a condition characterized by gas, cramping, bloating, diarrhea and constipation. April is IBS Awareness Month. While there is no cure, IBS.org encourages people suffering...
How to meet fiber goals on a low-FODMAP diet
Consuming the recommended amount of daily fiber can be challenging when you’re following a low FODMAP diet, especially during the initial six-week food elimination phase. That’s because many high fiber foods are also high FODMAP. If you’re eliminating FODMAPs, you...
Goodbye tummy troubles: Kid-friendly ways to boost fiber intake
If you’re a parent, you’ve likely struggled to get your child to eat more nutrient-rich foods and fewer refined “white” foods, such as sugar, crackers and bread. Many of the food powerhouses you want your kids to gobble up are loaded with fiber, which is no surprise...
Researchers say there’s help for athletes experiencing sudden bathroom urges
Few may want to discuss it, but scientists estimate that 30 to 60 percent of athletes have experienced a sudden urge to go to the bathroom, during both training and competition. “Instead of sizing up the competition or envisioning my route to victory, I often spent my...
