DrFormulas Nexabiotic Prebiotic Fiber Gummies Supplement for Kids Constipation Relief | Adults & Kids Stool Softener for Healthy Digestion, Kosher, Vegetarian, Gluten Free, 30-Day Chewable Supply

Fiber & Prebiotics Gummies to support bowel regularity & healthy digestion Great Tasting Strawberry and Peach Flavored 90 Gummies, 1 month supply Non-GMO. FREE OF milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nut allergens, fish allergens, shellfish, soy, gluten, and wheat. No synthetic colors, artificial flavors, or artificial sweeteners. 60 days money back guarantee. Certified Kosher, Made in Israel Prebiotic A plant fiber that stay in the colon to promote the growth of good bacteria - probiotics. Fiber This is also where fiber can come in handy. You should generally aim for 25 to 30 grams of fiber per day, which you can get from a wide range of food sources, including: Whole grains Legumes (beans, lentils, split peas) Green leafy vegetables Fruits (bananas, apples, berries) Most high-fiber foods are considered , which are substances that essentially feed your good gut bacteria, allowing them to grow and thrive. prebiotics It is also a good idea to avoid processed foods, which often do not contain dietary fiber or usable nutrients. Fruits, vegetables, and other natural foods offer fiber and a wide array of vitamins and minerals to maintain healthy digestion. High Fiber Foods for Kids A wide range of fruits, vegetables, seeds, and other foods offer natural constipation reliefwhile providing you with necessary vitamins, minerals, and nutrients to support your overall digestive health. Apples and pears -- with the peel on, please! Beans of all kinds. High-fiber cereal. Sandwiches on whole-grain bread or wraps, or made with a whole-grain English muffin. Baked potatoes – preferably with the skin on. Any kind of berry with seeds. Yogurt Foods to Avoid When Constipated 1. Salty Foods 2. Bananas 3. Caffeine 4. Alcohol 5. Chewing Gum 6. Gluten -Gluten is a protein found in grains like wheat, barley, rye, spelt, kamut, and triticale. 7. Processed Grains - white bread, white rice, and white pasta 8. Milk and dairy products 9. Red meat 10. Fried foods 11. Persimmons 12. Fast food snacks: chips, cookies, chocolate, and ice cream How Can I Prevent Constipation? There are a number of ways to prevent constipation, most of which are simple things you can begin right away. You can start prevention by doing the following:[2] Staying well hydrated. This means drinking an adequate amount of fluids, especially during meal times. Including healthy diet with good sources of fiber. For example, fiber found in vegetables, beans, whole grains and fiber supplements are good. Paying close attention to your body cues, and passing stool when you feel the urge. Implementing an exercise routine daily.

• Support healthy bowel motility and probiotic growth with these prebiotic fiber loaded gummies
• Each serving contains 3.33 grams of dietary fiber which also acts like a prebiotic to promote probiotic growth
• Made in an Israeli Good Manufacturing Practices facility.