“Soluble fibers are brilliant because what they do is do two things actually. They improve transit through your gut”

ZOE Science & Nutrition · Most replayed moment: How to prevent microplastics entering your body | Dr Sabine Donnai & Dr Federica Amati

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eat a diet high in soluble fiber (whole grains, legumes, fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds) to improve gut transit and bind microplastics

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