Fibregum, a prebiotic soluble dietary fiber
June 2014
Fibregum™ is an all natural, GMO free source of soluble dietary fiber, obtained from carefully selected acacia gum sap exuded from the stems and branches of acacia trees.
Fibregum™ offers a guaranteed minimum of 90% soluble fiber on a dry weight basis, using the traditional testing method AOAC 985.29. It is a non-digestible, high molecular weight polysaccharide, purified through only physical methods that involve no chemical processing or enzymatic modification.
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