Fiber Fitness cocktail (goji berries / Jerusalem artichoke) 150 g

What This Drink Is

BioNational BIO NATIONAL Fiber and Health Drink with goji berries and Jerusalem artichoke is a fiber blend for people who want a more filling, lighter option between meals or a simple way to add plant fiber to the menu. Products like this are often chosen when the diet is low in roughage, when appetite control feels harder than usual, or when digestion benefits from more bulk and regularity.

Key Ingredients & Their Roles

• Apple fiber — absorbs liquid and swells, so the drink becomes thicker and helps create a longer feeling of fullness; moves through the gut undigested, which helps increase stool volume and encourages regular bowel movement; soluble fractions can bind part of the cholesterol from food and help maintain healthy cholesterol metabolism as part of a varied diet.
• Jerusalem artichoke — valued for its natural content of inulin, a prebiotic fiber that serves as food for beneficial intestinal bacteria, often included in products aimed at digestive balance and microbiome-friendly nutrition.
• Goji berries — add a fruit component traditionally appreciated in wellness foods for their naturally occurring phytonutrients; complement the fiber base and make the product more suitable for people looking for a satiety-focused drink with an added berry note.

When to Use It

• Weight management plan
• Higher-fiber breakfast
• Light meal replacement from time to time when mixed into kefir, yogurt or another liquid
• Making fermented dairy drinks more filling without adding much energy value

How to Prepare & Important Notes

Mix the powder into kefir, yogurt or another liquid. The texture depends on the liquid used and becomes thicker after a few minutes.

• If you are new to fiber supplements, start gradually and drink enough water, as a sudden large amount may cause bloating or gas.
• People with sensitive digestion, intestinal conditions, or those taking medicines at specific times should use such products thoughtfully and, if needed, ask a healthcare professional for advice.