A natural shield for the digestive system: Fiber flushes toxins from the body
Research conducted at Boston University has shown that fiber consumption can clear cancer-causing chemicals from the body.
Research conducted at Boston University has revealed that fiber-rich foods are effective in clearing chemicals that accumulate in the body and can cause cancer. In the study, it was observed that PFAS levels in the blood of men who took fiber supplements containing beta-glucan decreased by 8 percent after four weeks.
PFAS are toxic substances often found in non-stick pans, packaging, and cleaning products that can remain in the body for a long time. In addition to causing cancer, these chemicals can disrupt hormonal balance, leading to infertility and organ damage.
Fiber forms a gel-like structure in the digestive system, preventing the absorption of harmful chemicals and ensuring that these chemicals are excreted through stool. Furthermore, fiber consumption supports the digestive system and reduces the risk of colon cancer. Therefore, increasing fiber intake in the daily diet is of great importance for maintaining health.
News Source: 12punto
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