New unflavored powder delivers 10g fiber with four plant fibers, including Solnul resistant potato starch. Targets the 95% of Americans who don't meet fiber guidelines.
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MD Logic Health, a supplement maker, launched Daily Multi-Fiber on Monday. The unflavored powder delivers 10 grams of fiber per serving from a blend of four plant fibers, including Solnul resistant potato starch, the company said.
The American Heart Association recommends adults consume 25 to 30 grams of fiber daily. Most Americans fall short. Average intake is about 15 grams, roughly half the target, the company said, citing a Stanford Medicine analysis that found only 5% of adults meet the guidelines. The gap is larger for people on GLP-1 medications, whose smaller meals reduce fiber intake further.
The formula includes Organic Acacia Gum, Chicory Root Inulin, Sugar Beet FOS, and Solnul resistant potato starch. The company said the blend is designed to support digestive health and regularity with less gas and bloating than single-source fiber supplements. Solnul ferments more slowly, which may minimize discomfort.
"Fiber is one of those essentials that many people know they need, but do not always get enough of consistently," Shanti Ramjeet, COO of MD Logic Health, said in a statement. "We saw a clear need for a fiber formula that felt simple, clean, and easy to commit to. With Daily Multi-Fiber, we created an unflavored formula that fits easily into daily life."
The product is available through the company's website. MD Logic Health is running a limited-time launch sale.
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