OptiBiotix pushes fiber jelly, beneficial to digestive health
British bioscience company OptiBiotix Health has launched SnackSmart Fruit & Fiber Gummies. As part of its health and functional snack product line, this product has digestive health and weight management benefits. This product offers apple and strawberry flavors, is sugar-free, provides 40% (12 grams) of the daily fiber intake required by adults, and uses Optibioix's proprietary SlimBiome technology, which gives a full feeling after eating.
Steven Riley, director of online sales and marketing at OptiBiotix, said in a press release: "Through SlimBiome technology, our new fiber jelly not only tastes good, but also maintains satiety for longer. Supported by scientific principles, the raw material is mixed with predigestible prebiotics, dietary fiber (such as glucomannan) and trace minerals, which can synergistically stimulate the growth of healthy flora in the intestine. This method not only helps consumers avoid Eating unhealthy snacks will help regulate the body ’s insulin response and support the effective metabolic breakdown of carbohydrates and fats. "
In addition to the fiber and prebiotics in SlimBiome, the product also adds chromium to maintain blood sugar levels and chicory root fiber to maintain normal bowel function. Dr. Frederic Narbel, Managing Director of OptiBiotix's prebiotic unit, said in a press release: "Now consumers are eager to stay healthy to meet the challenges of the moment, the SnackSmart series opens new doors for our partners worldwide Brand opportunities. With the support of our proprietary weight management technology, SlimBiome, this fudge product is a trustworthy product that can provide additional support to partners in exceptional circumstances. "
2026-10-22
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