Study shows eating 7 grams more fiber
Dietary fiber intake and risk of first stroke: a systematic review and meta-analysis.
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In this collection, discussions reflect a balanced acknowledgment of the study's findings, with phrases like 'more research is needed' and references to specific fiber amounts, indicating moderate engagement and interest. The tone varies from cautious optimism to curiosity about how different types of fiber may influence stroke risk, illustrating a recognition of the study's importance while also noting the need for further clarification and broader application.
Most discussions acknowledge the study's findings that increased fiber intake correlates with lower stroke risk, suggesting general agreement.
Participants show moderate interest, discussing implications and specific details such as the 7-gram increase, but few engage deeply with the research methodology.
The posts reference specific data points, like the 7 grams of fiber and regional differences, indicating a reasonable level of engagement.
There is perceived potential impact, with mentions of dietary recommendations and calls for further research, but no consensus on immediate or widespread application.
Abstract in brief
- Dietary fiber intake is linked to a lower risk of first stroke, based on a review of multiple studies, with total fiber showing a significant protective effect.
- The analysis found that for every 7 grams of additional dietary fiber consumed per day, the risk of stroke decreases slightly, while soluble fiber alone did not show a clear benefit.
- There's limited data on how different types of fiber (like insoluble fiber from cereals, fruits, or vegetables) affect stroke risk, indicating a need for future research to explore these specifics and distinguish between types of strokes.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyDietary Fiber Intake and Risk of First Stroke https://t.co/xvfI0ZQIc8
@MadhavManoj76 True. However, more research is needed. They are quoting from the following study: https://t.co/xKclgJZbEg
@agargmd It is interesting to note that none of the groups came close to meeting the minimum requirements for dietary fiber. Relationship between dietary fiber and the risk for first ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke - https://t.co/tt6IP9gxoN
@Bio_chem_Mark19 @IanCramer @ChristianTams @NanciGuestRDPhD @EAllen0417 @TerryExSci @PureEnergyHeal1 @facisback @FoodFirst_Ty @guzmannutrition @DrDavidKatz @langernutrition @rustnutrition @DawnaMughalPhD @MemsRaeRD @POhukainen @RD_Catherine @VanDietitians @SummerYuleRDN Potentially outweighing other dietary benefits of extra fibre (Doi: 10.1161/STROKEAHA.111.000151): https://t.co/yaFZrGt6IB
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Study shows eating 7 grams more fiber
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RT @hyderabaddoctor: @MadhavManoj76 True. However, more research is needed. They are quoting from the following study: https://t.co/xKclgJZ…
@MadhavManoj76 True. However, more research is needed. They are quoting from the following study: https://t.co/xKclgJZbEg
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Study shows eating 7 grams more fiber
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Study shows eating 7 grams more fiber
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Study shows eating 7 grams more fiber
RT @GlobalPHObserv: Dietary Fiber Intake and Risk of First Stroke https://t.co/xvfI0ZQIc8
RT @GlobalPHObserv: Dietary Fiber Intake and Risk of First Stroke https://t.co/xvfI0ZQIc8
RT @GlobalPHObserv: Dietary Fiber Intake and Risk of First Stroke https://t.co/xvfI0ZQIc8
RT @GlobalPHObserv: Dietary Fiber Intake and Risk of First Stroke https://t.co/xvfI0ZQIc8
Dietary Fiber Intake and Risk of First Stroke https://t.co/xvfI0ZQIc8
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Study shows eating 7 grams more fiber
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Study shows eating 7 grams more fiber
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Study shows eating 7 grams more fiber
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Study shows eating 7 grams more fiber
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Study shows eating 7 grams more fiber
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Study shows eating 7 grams more fiber
Study shows eating 7 grams more fiber
@agargmd It is interesting to note that none of the groups came close to meeting the minimum requirements for dietary fiber. Relationship between dietary fiber and the risk for first ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke - https://t.co/tt6IP9gxoN
@Bio_chem_Mark19 @IanCramer @ChristianTams @NanciGuestRDPhD @EAllen0417 @TerryExSci @PureEnergyHeal1 @facisback @FoodFirst_Ty @guzmannutrition @DrDavidKatz @langernutrition @rustnutrition @DawnaMughalPhD @MemsRaeRD @POhukainen @RD_Catherine @VanDietitians @SummerYuleRDN Potentially outweighing other dietary benefits of extra fibre (Doi: 10.1161/STROKEAHA.111.000151): https://t.co/yaFZrGt6IB