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9 FIBER SOURCES

    Fiber9 Matrix Dietary Fiber Powder

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    More fiber. Easy to mix in.

    Fiber9 Matrix combines nine fiber sources in a virtually tasteless powder – for a daily routine that fits your habits.

    • 8.6 g of dietary fiber per 10 g daily serving
    • Easy to mix into yogurt, muesli, or a beverage
    • 30 daily servings in a 300 g pouch

    Free from artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives. Packaged in Germany.

    30 Daily Servings · Approx. €1.13 per Serving

    €34,00
    €34,00
    €113,33 kg
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    Fiber9 Matrix Dietary Fiber Powder
    €34,00
    €34,00
    €113,33 kg
    VAT included
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    Your Extra Serving for Your Daily Routine.

    • Easy to mix in

      In your morning yoghurt, muesli or a drink: Fiber9 can be added whenever you already plan a meal or a drink. The fine powder is virtually tasteless.
    • 8.6 g of dietary fibre per daily serving

      A measured 10 g serving provides 8.6 g of additional dietary fibre. With 85.5 g per 100 g, the powder has a high fibre content.
    • Putting it in context

      The German Nutrition Society recommends a guideline intake of at least 30 g of dietary fibre per day for adults. Fiber9 can supplement your fibre intake. Vegetables, fruit, legumes and wholegrain products remain part of a varied diet.
    • How to make Fiber9 part of your routine

      Measure: the recommended daily serving is 10 g.
      Mix in: add to a drink or food, such as yoghurt, muesli or porridge. Consume the mixture soon after preparation, as some fibres bind liquid.
      Use regularly: choose a moment that fits your daily schedule, and drink enough fluids.
    • Start gradually

      If you have previously eaten little fibre, start with a smaller amount and increase gradually. The amount tolerated varies from person to person. Do not exceed the recommended daily serving of 10 g.
    Your Extra Serving for Your Daily Routine.
    Your Extra Serving for Your Daily Routine.
    Fiber9 Matrix Dietary Fibre Powder
    FORMULA

    Nine fibre sources, ready blended.

    Fiber9 brings together nine fibre sources in one blend: from wheat and oat fibre, inulin, FOS and GOS to resistant dextrin, PHGG and guar fibre. This gives you different fibre components in one product with a clearly defined daily serving size. You can find all ingredients and nutritional values in the detailed product description.

    FORM Fine, virtually tasteless powder
    DAILY SERVING 10 g with 8.6 g of dietary fibre
    SUPPLY 300 g per pouch for 30 days
    Supplement Ingredient Wheat Fiber, Oat Fiber, FOS, GOS, Inulin, Resistant Maltodextrin, PHGG, Resistant Dextrin, Guar Fiber

    Clearly labelled

    85.5 g of dietary fibre per 100 g, stated for both the powder and the daily serving.

    No additives

    Free from colourings, flavourings and preservatives. A formula made from the nine listed fibre ingredients.

    Filled in Germany

    The batch number and best-before date are shown on every pouch.

    Personal support

    Questions about the product or your order? Email us at cs@neotes.care.

    FAQ

    We have the answers

    The powder is virtually tasteless and can be stirred into drinks and food. Some fibres bind liquid and can change the consistency of the mixture. It is therefore best consumed soon after preparation.

    One pouch contains 300 g. At 10 g per day, it lasts for 30 days. The three-pack contains a total of 900 g and lasts for 90 days at the same serving size.

    A rapid increase in fibre intake can initially cause bloating. If your previous intake has been low, start with a smaller amount, increase gradually and drink enough fluids. Individual tolerance may vary.

    Fiber9 contains wheat and oats. If you are allergic to wheat or oats, you should not use this product. You can find the full list of ingredients in the detailed product description.

    Fibre can affect the absorption of certain medicines. If you take medication regularly, ask your doctor or pharmacist whether it is appropriate to take it and what interval to leave between doses.

    Store Fiber9 in a cool, dry, dark place and keep it out of reach of children. Close the pouch tightly after each use and observe the best-before date shown on the pouch.

    Take 10 g daily with food or a drink. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced, varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.

    Yes. According to the raw material manufacturer, the fibre blend is temperature- and pH-stable. You can therefore also stir the powder into porridge or other warm dishes. Consume the mixture soon after preparation, as some fibres bind liquid.

    Fibre binds water. Make sure you drink enough fluids throughout the day, for example by having an extra glass of water when taking it.

    Fiber9 combines different fibre components in one blend rather than relying on a single fibre. This gives you these components in one product with a clearly defined daily serving size. Some ingredients come from the same plant, such as PHGG and guar fibre from the guar bean.

    Fructooligosaccharides (FOS) and inulin are chains of fructose building blocks, found in chicory root, for example. Galactooligosaccharides (GOS) are short chains of galactose building blocks. All three count as dietary fibre because they are not digested in the small intestine.

    Both come from guar bean seeds. Partially hydrolysed guar gum (PHGG) is a shorter-chain, readily soluble form; guar fibre binds considerably more water.

    Resistant dextrin and resistant maltodextrin are derived from starch and processed so that digestive enzymes do not break them down in the small intestine. They therefore count as dietary fibre.

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