Inulin, a soluble fiber sourced from several plants including chicory root, Jerusalem artichoke, and asparagus, is recognized for its potential to enhance digestive health by fostering favorable ...

Yes, very much so, and diabetics should especially note it. Jerusalem artichoke is a source of inulin (constituting 17% of the tuber), a natural sugar from the fructan group. Inulin acts as a ...

Inulin is found naturally in the roots of many foods, such as whole wheat, onions, garlic, and Jerusalem artichokes. It’s commonly extracted from chicory root and added to foods.

The prebiotic blend contains Jerusalem artichoke, which is rich in inulin to potentially help relieve constipation. The dandelion root may help manage gas, bloating, constipation, heartburn ...

Its prebiotics and plant fibers such as chicory root, Jerusalem artichoke inulin, and extracts support digestive health without sacrificing taste. Werner especially loves that it’s free of ...