• Ep. 60: Your guide to prebiotic fiber, gut health and preventing GI symptoms with Shannon Race founder of Bio.me

  • Dec 11 2024
  • Length: 34 mins
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Ep. 60: Your guide to prebiotic fiber, gut health and preventing GI symptoms with Shannon Race founder of Bio.me

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  • In this episode of the Love Your Gut podcast, I’m joined by Shannon Race, co-founder of Bio.me, to dive deep into the incredible benefits of prebiotic fiber. We’ll explore what prebiotic fiber is, why it’s essential for gut and hormone health, and how it can transform your overall well-being.

    Shannon shares her expertise on the role of prebiotic fiber in feeding beneficial gut bacteria and supporting a healthy microbiome. Together, we discuss the different types of prebiotic fibers, where to find them in your diet, and how they impact digestion, hormones, and even mood. Plus, we cover common mistakes people make when adding fiber to their routine and how to do it in a way that works for your body.

    Whether you’re dealing with bloating, irregular digestion, or hormone imbalance, this episode is packed with actionable tips and expert insights to help you harness the power of prebiotic fiber for better health!


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    • Take our free quiz!

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