Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), diverticulitis, constipation and other digestive conditions are all caused by one thing; a poorly functioning large intestine, usually caused through lack of dietary fibre.
These conditions are thought to affect more than one third of adults under the age of 45, half of adults aged between 46 and 80, and two thirds of adults over the age of 80. That’s a lot of people with fibre deficient diets.
A poorly functioning large intestine can result in food spending too much time in the gut. This can cause a harmful toxin build up in the crowded colon, resulting in the reabsorption of bile acid and bad bacterial growth.
Unfortunately, 87% of adults in the UK are fibre deficient. The recommended daily amount of fibre to keep the body healthy is between 20 and 35g per day. However, the average UK adult consumes less than 15g per day.
Fortunately, a daily dose of 45g of Chia provides nearly 15g of dietary fibre, which is more than enough to clear your intestine, and keep your digestive tract healthy and functioning effectively.
Here’s a testimonial from one of our regular customers, David Plumtree, who has had excellent results from adding Chia to his diet.
‘I started to lose weight August 2012, I was 14st nearly, up to October 2013 I had lost 1,5st. Since I started the Chia last October, I have lost another 1st, quicker, and mainly stomach area, wit
hout feeling hungry, same food & exercise. Also good for stomach acid problems, I was on a packet of Renee per day, mis-shaped stomach, hospital said take them or have an operation to correct it. I no longer take them at all! So in a way it's free!’These conditions are thought to affect more than one third of adults under the age of 45, half of adults aged between 46 and 80, and two thirds of adults over the age of 80. That’s a lot of people with fibre deficient diets.
A poorly functioning large intestine can result in food spending too much time in the gut. This can cause a harmful toxin build up in the crowded colon, resulting in the reabsorption of bile acid and bad bacterial growth.
Unfortunately, 87% of adults in the UK are fibre deficient. The recommended daily amount of fibre to keep the body healthy is between 20 and 35g per day. However, the average UK adult consumes less than 15g per day.
Fortunately, a daily dose of 45g of Chia provides nearly 15g of dietary fibre, which is more than enough to clear your intestine, and keep your digestive tract healthy and functioning effectively.
Here’s a testimonial from one of our regular customers, David Plumtree, who has had excellent results from adding Chia to his diet.
‘I started to lose weight August 2012, I was 14st nearly, up to October 2013 I had lost 1,5st. Since I started the Chia last October, I have lost another 1st, quicker, and mainly stomach area, wit
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