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Adults, as a dietary supplement, stir 1 scoop (10g) into 8-12 oz of water or liquid of your choice.
For best results, take consistently and combine with a healthy routine that includes balanced meals, exercise, water, and plenty of rest.
Organic Fibregum™ (Acacia seyal (Gum Acacia), Apple (Malus Domestica) Fiber, Fibriss™ Organic Baobab Fruit Powder, Green Banana Prebiotic Fiber, Green Tea (Camellia Sinensis) Leaf Extract.
Other Ingredients: Calcium Silicate (ZeoFreeⓇ 600).
1. As your body adapts to your new supplement routine, it’s important to remember that every individual is different and health benefits may vary from person to person. Always consult with your physician before using this or any other product if you have a preexisting condition or take prescription medication.
2. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have an existing condition, be sure to consult with your physician before taking this or any other dietary supplement.
3. Store in a cool, dry place. Keep out of reach of children.
Grown on what’s known as “The Tree of LIfe”, baobab fruit is an excellent source of fiber - the cornerstone of a healthy gut. This unique superfood provides a 3-in-1 fiber solution, containing both insoluble and soluble fiber, as well as polyphenols to promote a healthy microbiota, comfortable regularity, and digestion.*
Primal Prebiotic Fiber is formulated with certified organic, wild-harvested 3-in-1 Fibriss™ baobab fiber. This premium baobab fiber is sustainably sourced from South Africa and is FODMAP-friendly, vegan, kosher, and registered with Ecocert to guarantee the highest quality possible.
A diet rich in soluble fiber can help balance the gut flora by acting as a prebiotic. Not only does this important nutrient support a healthy and balanced gut, but it may also support the feeling of fullness making it beneficial for healthy weight management.*
Acacia gum is a type of soluble prebiotic dietary fiber thought to be gentle on the stomach. This fiber formula features organic acacia gum sourced from carefully-selected acacia trees.
Polyphenols are plant compounds that act as antioxidants and have a wide range of wellness benefits. They may help support prebiotic growth and a healthy gut.*
Primal Prebiotic Fiber combines polyphenols found in baobab with another polyphenol-packed superfood to support digestion and gut health.
Green tea is well known for its numerous wellness benefits thanks to its EGCG content, the main active compound which acts as an antioxidant. Primal Prebiotic Fibe features a green tea extract that delivers 50% EGCG compounds and 95% polyphenols.*
Prebiotics are a form of dietary fibers that are naturally found in some fruits and vegetables. These plant fibers aren’t digestible which means they can travel down through the body to act as a food source for the “good” bacteria in the gut. They have even been referred to as “microbiome fertilizers” because of the nourishment they help provide to the gut. By supporting the growth of “good“ bacteria, also known as probiotics, they help encourage a balanced gut microbiota. Because prebiotics only occur naturally in certain plant foods, they are often added to foods or consumed as supplements for their purported wellness benefits. Prebiotics are believed to help support a healthy gut, smoother digestion, nutrient absorption, a healthy immune system, and healthy weight management.*
Primal Prebiotic Fiber is a 3-in-1 fiber supplement that features soluble fiber, insoluble fiber, and polyphenols. Formulated with fiber from 4 different sources, this instant-mixing powder helps to feed the “healthy” gut bacteria to promote a healthy gut microflora, aid digestion, support comfortable regularity, and aid occasional constipation and bloat. This easy-to-mix fiber formula has zero taste and is simple and convenient to add to your daily routine.*
Primal Prebiotic Fiber is expert-formulated for maximum absorbability and potency. It features fiber from four different sources including the African superfood, baobab. This premium formula is made with organic, wild-harvested Fibriss baobab fiber that is not only rich in fiber but also contains polyphenols that act as prebiotic boosters. Organic acacia gum fiber, green banana fiber, and apple fiber round out this one-of-a-kind fiber supplement. We have also included potent polyphenols from green tea extract to boost the prebiotic benefits of fiber. Unlike many traditional fiber supplements Primal Prebiotic Fiber dissolves instantly and has no taste, making it an easy way to meet your daily fiber needs with minimum effort. It delivers a holistic, all-natural blend of premium ingredients without unwanted or harsh fillers. It even comes with a 90-day money-back guarantee, and every product is made in the USA and is third-party lab-tested for safety, purity, and effectiveness.*
Primal Prebiotic Fiber is perfectly formulated for healthy adults and made to suit many different dietary needs and lifestyles. This formula is not made with eggs, gluten, soy, or dairy. We always recommend reading the label closely to ensure that this supplement is the right choice for your lifestyle and be sure to check with your doctor when in doubt.
Primal Prebiotic FIber is formulated to be as easy to use as possible! Simply mix into 8-12 oz of water or your preferred liquid.
Each bag contains 30 servings of Primal Prebiotic FIber, or a one-month supply.
This product is manufactured in a facility that also processes tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, and soy. Always review the details on the product label for the most accurate information and when in doubt, we always recommend consulting with a personal physician regarding existing allergies or health concerns.
This product is intended for use by healthy adults over the age of 18. If you have a pre-existing condition, take prescription medications, or have any medical concerns, we always recommend consulting with your personal physician before starting a new supplement routine.
Orders received before 3 pm EST will ship the same day, with the exception of major holidays. If your order doesn’t make it out on the same day, not to worry! It will be shipped out the following business day. Please allow 2-4 business days for your package to arrive. In some specific cases, it may take up to 2 extra business days. We will provide you with a tracking number once the package leaves our warehouse. If you have any questions, please visit our Shipping page here: https://primalharvest.com/policies/shipping-policy.
For maximum efficacy and shelf life, please store your Primal Prebiotic Fiber in a cool, dry place away from moisture, direct sunlight, and extreme temperatures.
If stored properly and unopened, Primal Prebiotic Fiber should generally retain its shelf life for about two years. Once opened, we recommend using the product within 90 days for maximum effectiveness. Each bottle contains a 30-day supply if taken daily.
This is totally up to you! Since consistency is the key to maximum benefits, we recommend taking advantage of our discounts when you purchase more bags of our Primal Prebiotic Fiber formula. You are always protected by our 90-day money-back guarantee, which allows for plenty of time to try it out and see if it is the right fit for you. If you are using a discount code, please note that your discount code cannot be combined with any other offer or discount code and excludes all sale items and subscription purchases.
Our Primal Prebiotic Fiber is formulated and manufactured in the USA in a GMP-certified facility (Good Manufacturing Practices) according to the highest safety and quality regulations. It is independently third party lab-tested in the USA and is formulated with premium globally sourced ingredients (both domestic and imported) to ensure we use only the best ingredients available worldwide.
†Primal Harvest products are made in the USA with globally sourced ingredients.
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