Psyllium Husk

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Psyllium husk is white fibrous material derived from the outer coating of the psyllium seed, like the bran layer of grains. The husk of Psyllium is the actual coating of mucilage around the seed. It is considered pure dietary fiber and is the only part of the plant used in manufacturing Psyllium products Psyllium Husk There are several species of psyllium, but the seed husks from Plantago ovata, also known as blonde psyllium, are the best quality and have the highest fiber content.
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• Psyllium husk consists of the epidermis and the collapsed adjacent layers removed from the dried ripe seeds of Plantago Ovata.
• Psyllium Husks is valued for its Pharmaceuticals, Nutraceuticals and Medicinal application. It is generally treated as a laxative in the world market.
• Psyllium Husk contains about 30% Mucilage, mainly Xylose, Arabinose and Galacturonic Acid.
• Psyllium Husk is a natural agent to provide sufficient dietary fibre to the fibre deficient food.
• Psyllium husks promote easy, healthy elimination and sweep waste out of the colon more quickly. To maintain regularity and speed waste removal, take 1 to 3 servings a day, either with or between meals. The soluble fiber found in psyllium husks plays an important role in lowering cholesterol.
• Psyllium husks do not contain any gluten so people who are gluten sensitive can use them.
• Psyllium husk may reduce the risk of heart disease by lowering cholesterol levels, and is known to help alleviate the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome, though it often causes uncomfortable bloating.
• Psyllium husks are a concentrated source of dietary fiber with many health benefits, composed mostly of hemicelluloses. They are not digested in the small intestine, but are partially broken down in the colon, where they act as a food source for friendly flora. Mostly, they act as a sponge in the intestinal tract, swelling as they absorb water, toxins and waste material. This forms a soft, bulky mass that passes through the colon more quickly and evacuates more smoothly and easily.
• Psyllium husk contains huge amount of soluble and insoluble natural fibers responsible for its laxative action.
• Psyllium husk is often labeled a "bulk-forming laxative", which can be misleading, because it can also help diarrhoea and it does not cause bowel dependency.
• When psyllium Husk is mixed with water or other liquids like juice, it forms a gel like gelatinous mass. It moves down the digestive organ soaking up toxins and harmful residues, it flushes out toxins of the body through stools.
• Soluble fibers content of Psyllium husk has ability to bind with bile acids - an important player in digestion of fats found in our body from cholesterol. This process lowers circulating blood cholesterol level, by excretion of those facts.
• Psyllium Husk is a complete natural fibre and does not contain any additives or preservatives.