high-fiber

Promotes digestive regularity

High-fiber describes foods or diets containing substantial amounts of dietary fiber—the indigestible plant material that aids digestion: a high-fiber breakfast cereal, The doctor recommended a high-fiber diet.

The term appears constantly in nutrition contexts, where fiber is associated with digestive health and feeling full longer.

foods

oats

Cereal grain for porridge

broccoli · artichoke · chia seeds · flaxseed · quinoa · barley · brown rice · split peas · black beans · avocado

nutrition

roughage

Indigestible food matter

psyllium · prebiotics · gut health · digestive health · bulk · regularity · satiety · blood sugar · cholesterol · nutrient density

digestion

bowel movement

Fecal discharge from body

laxative · bloating · gas · fermentation · microbiome · probiotics · transit time · elimination · stomach · digestive tract

diet

weight loss

Reduction in body mass

low glycemic · heart healthy · plant-based · vegan · vegetarian · Mediterranean · whole food · clean eating · meal planning · portion control

Categories
Opposites
fiber content

high-fiberrefined

Purified or cultured

fiberless · processed · white bread · white rice · white flour

dietary healthfulness

high-fiberjunk food

Low-nutrition processed snacks

processed · refined · ultra-processed · fast food · sugary

Family

high, higher, highest, highly, highness, fiber, fibre, fibers, fibres

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G