Quick answer: Baobab Fiber is a soluble fiber from the baobab fruit's pulp, studied for prebiotic effects and its ability to add bulk that may support fullness after meals.
What is Baobab Fiber?
Baobab Fiber comes from the fruit of the baobab tree, native to parts of Africa, and has a long traditional history of use as a source of dietary fiber and nutrients.
Why is it associated with satiety?
As a prebiotic fiber, Baobab Fiber is studied for its ability to add bulk in the digestive tract, complementing feelings of fullness after meals alongside Konjac Glucomannan.
What does the research say?
General research on Baobab Fiber and prebiotic effects is available via PubMed.
Baobab Fiber's role in Novotide
Baobab Fiber works alongside Konjac Glucomannan in Novotide, reinforcing the appetite and fullness angle of the formula. See the full ingredient list.
Safety considerations
Baobab Fiber is generally well tolerated. As with any fiber supplement, take with plenty of water and introduce gradually if you're new to fiber supplementation.
See how it fits the full formula
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