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The overall tone is positive and curious, as seen in statements like 'Many good things' and sharing personal efforts to incorporate fiber, highlighting interest and support. The use of phrases like 'evidence for why fiber is GOOD for you' and seeking opposing research demonstrates a moderate but active engagement in understanding and applying the publication's findings.
Most posters express support for the article, referring to it as beneficial or good, indicating general agreement with its findings about fiber benefits.
The discussions show high interest, with posts sharing personal experiences, requesting further research, and highlighting evidence supporting fiber's health benefits.
Engagement levels are moderate, with users referencing external studies, asking for opposing research, and sharing practical applications of fiber intake.
While the posts acknowledge the importance of the research, they suggest modest influence, mainly encouraging further exploration or personal action rather than drastic changes.
@KetoAurelius Here is evidence for why fiber is GOOD for you: https://t.co/4NxrZQaRQl https://t.co/QIA5HncaGG https://t.co/5KSEQwjM16 If anyone has any opposing research please list them! I'd love to check them out.
@drkohilathas Many good things. I’m pre-diabetic and am trying 10g of psyllium husk (5G each before lunch and dinner) based on the below meta study: Lambeau KV, McRorie JW Jr. Fiber supplements and clinically proven health benefits: How to recognize and recommend an effective fiber therapy.
This video discusses a nutrient found in many tasty foods that can lower creatinine levels, reduce bad cholesterol, and improve blood sugar and blood pressure, helping to protect and improve kidney function.
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@drkohilathas Many good things. I’m pre-diabetic and am trying 10g of psyllium husk (5G each before lunch and dinner) based on the below meta study: Lambeau KV, McRorie JW Jr. Fiber supplements and clinically proven health benefits: How to recognize and recommend an effective fiber therapy.
@NurseChristie Fiber: https://t.co/h7jA8RDmwn Fiber supplements and clinically proven health benefit.Lambeau et al doi:10.1002/2327-6924.12447 McRorie et al. Good article. Open access, J Academy of Nut & Diet. Feb 2017 Vol 117, No 2 I have a long list. Search online.
@KetoAurelius Here is evidence for why fiber is GOOD for you: https://t.co/4NxrZQaRQl https://t.co/QIA5HncaGG https://t.co/5KSEQwjM16 If anyone has any opposing research please list them! I'd love to check them out.
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