DIETARY FIBER DIETETIC PURPOSES

Brand Owner Address Description
HEALTHGEN Hsin-Yung Lin No.758 Jiaxin Highway, Jiading District Shanghai 201800 China dietary fiber for dietetic purposes, adapted for medical use; starch for dietetic purposes, adapted for medical use; starch for pharmaceutical uses; medicinal preparations for the treatment of inflammation; by-products of the processing of cereals for medical purposes; amino acids for medical purposes; gases for medical purposes; oxygen for medical purposes; dietetic foods, namely, rice, grains and starches adapted for medical purposes; dietetic substances, namely, rice, grains and starches adapted for medical use; nutritional supplements;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A water-like fluid containing safe water and a significant quantity of soluble dietary fiber. The resulting solution is generally optically clear and has physical properties similar to potable water. The fluid is intended as a replacement for bottled, or other water, as a means to ensure proper hydration. Depending on the soluble fiber used the fluid is either non-caloric or extremely low in calories. The amount of soluble fiber is adjusted to a specific amount of water so that consumption of an adequate amount of fluid ensures hydration (e.g., eight 8 oz. glasses per day) will also providing an optimal amount of dietary fiber. This is particularly valuable in stressed situations where the diet may not provide adequate fiber without supplementation. The constant metered supply of fiber provided throughout the day is preferable to, and more convenient than, "bolus" administration of fiber through laxatives, etc. Additionally, the constant presence of soluble fiber in the digestive tract provides the known beneficial effects of moderating the postprandial increase in blood glucose, modulating serum lipid levels, and suppressing appetite.