Category: Fibre & Gut Health
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How To Use Psyllium Husk: A Comprehensive Guide for Maximum Health Benefits
Get your free 25 fibre fuelled Recipe Guide here If you’re wondering how to use psyllium husk, you’re not alone. Psyllium husk is one of the most popular fibre supplements in the UK, used to support digestive health, regular bowel movements, healthy cholesterol levels, blood sugar balance, and feelings of fullness. But knowing how to…
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Bloating Isn’t Just “Too Much Gas”: The Real Causes of Bloating (and What Actually Helps)
Bloating Isn’t Always About Food When it comes to causes of bloating most people think bloating means they “ate badly.” But bloating is often far more complicated than simply eating broccoli or drinking fizzy drinks. For some people, it’s constipation.For others, it’s hormones.For many, it’s stress, gut dysfunction, altered gut bacteria, or digestive slowing that…
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How to Increase Fibre Intake (30g a Day): Easy, Science-Backed Tips That Actually Work
How to Increase Fibre Intake (30g a Day): A Simple, Science-Backed Guide for Women 30+ If you’ve ever tried to “eat healthier” and felt overwhelmed, fibre is one of the easiest — and most powerful — places to start. I’ll be honest: for years, I thought I was eating well. Porridge for breakfast, salads here…
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15 Best High Fibre Foods for Weight Loss (That Actually Keep You Full)
If you’ve ever tried to “eat less” only to end up hungry, snacking and thinking about food all day, you’re not alone. For many women, weight loss doesn’t fail because of a lack of willpower — it often fails because meals simply aren’t filling enough. That’s where fibre can make a real difference. High fibre…
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9 Benefits of Fibre: Why It’s Essential for Gut Health, Weight and Wellbeing
The 9 benefits of fibre may surprise you. As we move into our 40s, many women notice subtle but frustrating changes — digestion may feel slower, weight becomes harder to manage, and energy levels can fluctuate more than before. While hormones often take the spotlight, one overlooked factor is fibre intake. In fact, many adults…
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Can Glucomannan Help Weight Loss? What the Science Says
Weight loss can feel challenging, particularly when appetite and cravings make it difficult to maintain balanced eating habits. Increasing dietary fibre intake has become a popular strategy that may help support satiety, and one fibre in particular that has received attention around weight loss is glucomannan. Let’s break down the science of this unique fibre…
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Fibre for Weight Loss? The Science Women Should Know
Fibre for weight loss? Weight loss advice can feel overwhelming. One week carbs are the enemy, the next it’s fats. But one nutrient consistently recommended by nutrition experts is fibre. For many women, especially those over 30 experiencing hormonal changes, metabolism shifts and busy lifestyles, fibre may be one of the simplest nutritional tools to…
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Why Fibre and Water Always Go Together
If you’ve ever increased your fibre intake and suddenly felt more bloated, sluggish, or constipated — you’re not alone. Many women focus on adding more fibre but forget the other half of the equation: water. So much water with fibre is necessary? Fibre works by absorbing fluid in the gut. Without enough water, it can’t…
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Tired, Bloated, or Moody? Signs You Need More Fibre?
Tired, bloated, or moody? Could it be fibre deficiency and signs you need more fibre? If you’ve been feeling tired, bloated, uncomfortable after meals, or simply “not quite yourself,” you’re not alone. Many women experience these symptoms for months — sometimes years — without realising they may be linked to something surprisingly simple: low fibre…
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The Fibre Fix: Why Every Woman Over 30+ Should Care About Gut Health
If you’re a woman over 30+ struggling with bloating, tiredness, or weight that won’t budge—fibre might be your secret weapon. You’ve probably heard fibre helps with digestion, but it does so much more. From regulating hormones to supporting weight management, fibre is essential for women—especially in their 30s, 40s and 50s. Yet over 90% of…
