Every 10g-per-day increase in fibre intake was linked with a 15% drop in death risk during the
study.
Dietary fibre may improve blood pressure and cholesterol, experts say.
On average, most people in the UK get about 14g of fibre a day, against a target of at least 18g. US
experts recommend up to 38g a day.
Fruit, such as bananas and apples, root vegetables, such as carrots and potatoes, wholemeal bread,
cereals and bran are all good sources of dietary fibre.
A jacket potato and baked beans contain about 10g of fibre; two slices of wholemeal bread about 4g.
Every 10g-per-day increase in fibre intake was linked with a 15% drop in death risk during the
study.
Dietary fibre may improve blood pressure and cholesterol, experts say.
On average, most people in the UK get about 14g of fibre a day, against a target of at least 18g. US
experts recommend up to 38g a day.
Fruit, such as bananas and apples, root vegetables, such as carrots and potatoes, wholemeal bread,
cereals and bran are all good sources of dietary fibre.
A jacket potato and baked beans contain about 10g of fibre; two slices of wholemeal bread about 4g.
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