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Dr. Sears tips for battling school-related bathroom issues
As a parent of 8, grandfather of 15, a pediatrician for more than 50 years, and the author of Dr. Poo, the Scoop on Comfortable Poop, Bill Sears, M.D has encountered many school-related bathroom issues. In this Alternative Health Magazine article he shared his top...
Advice from Dr. Poo: 8 steps to take before considering chemical laxatives
Being constipated isn’t fun at all. It’s uncomfortable for adults and kids, and sometimes especially tough for those of us who care for constipated kids! Everyone seems to offer advice on how to help manage this condition, but we really like the approach of America’s...
Taiyo’s Sunfiber earns Monash University’s Low FODMAP Certification
Sunfiber® is the first fiber and first stand-alone ingredient to become a Monash University Low FODMAP Certified™ product. Why so many are talking about FODMAPs FODMAPs (Fermentable Oligo-saccharides, Disaccharides, Mono-saccharides and Polyols) are a group of dietary...
Introducing Sunfiber GI
Sunfiber GI combines clinically proven Sunfiber with a scientifically backed probiotic. This all-natural blend delivers true regularity, addressing both occasional constipation and diarrhea, without excess gas, cramping or bloating.* Soluble Fiber Clinically proven...
Dr. Sears tips for battling school-related bathroom issues
As a parent of 8, grandfather of 15, a pediatrician for more than 50 years, and the author of Dr. Poo, the Scoop on Comfortable Poop, Bill Sears, M.D has encountered many school-related bathroom issues. In this Alternative Health Magazine article he shared his top...
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Sunfiber included in WholeFoods Magazine’s top supplement list
Supplements can help fill the gaps in your diet, as well as boost your intake of powerful nutrients to help your body thrive. Board-certified nutritionist Jonny Bowden listed six supplements that are a great addition to your diet in this WholeFoods Magazine article....
Soluble fiber called the next big thing on ABC-TV’s Eyewitness News
Foods such as asparagus, oatmeal, black beans and avocados help prebiotics do their job. These foods are rich in soluble fiber, a nutrient dubbed the “next big thing” on ABC-TV’s Eyewitness News, Los Angeles. Nutritional biochemist Shawn Talbott, explained: “They can...
Sunfiber included in WholeFoods Magazine’s top supplement list
Supplements can help fill the gaps in your diet, as well as boost your intake of powerful nutrients to help your body thrive. Board-certified nutritionist Jonny Bowden listed six supplements that are a great addition to your diet in this WholeFoods Magazine article....
Overall Wellness
Overall Wellness
The high cost of stress
Most of us know that chronic stress is bad, but an article in Popular Science details the myriad ways chronic stress takes its toll on you.
5 ways to upgrade your brain
Green tea figures prominently in an Fast Company article about 5 ways to upgrade your brain before lunch. In fact, green tea is the first suggestion by Max Lugavere, a filmaker, media personality and brain health advocate.
MindBodyGreen calls L-theanine a plant-based powerhouse
We love how this describes L-theanine as, “the closest thing we’ve got to meditation in a bottle.” This article also describes several other benefits associated with this amino acid, from boosting attention, mood and sleep quality to boosting creativity.
Some ingredients are just better together
Peanut butter and jelly. Salt and pepper. Some ingredient combinations enhance one another. That’s definitely the case with Sunfiber and the soluble cranberry PACs derived from natural cranberry juice powder.
The high cost of stress
Most of us know that chronic stress is bad, but an article in Popular Science details the myriad ways chronic stress takes its toll on you.
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White paper: Managing dietary fiber when following a Low FODMAP dietary program
In this white paper, Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Derek Timm explains why those starting a low FODMAP dietary program need to manage their dietary fiber intake carefully to avoid constipation and other digestive issues. Timm provides several tips, including...
Regular Girl comparison chart
Discover why Regular Girl is the preferred choice for digestive health.
White paper: Managing dietary fiber when following a Low FODMAP dietary program
In this white paper, Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Derek Timm explains why those starting a low FODMAP dietary program need to manage their dietary fiber intake carefully to avoid constipation and other digestive issues. Timm provides several tips, including...