Chicory Extract

Product detail
  Type: Herbal Extract
Variety: Chicory Extract
Form: Powder
Extraction Type: Solvent Extraction
Specification: : 85%, 90%, 95%, 99% Inulin

Difination
Inulin is a specific type of dietary fiber that is naturally found in hundreds of common foods such as leeks, artichokes,
asparagus, onions, garlic, bananas, wheat, rye, andchicory root. Do you eat chicory root? Before you answer no, you
may want to take a closer look at some of your food labels. Although this hearty root is not usually eaten in its natura
l form, chicory root is the source used for the inulin added to processed foods.
Inulin has excellent nutritional and functional characteristics and can be used to replace fat, flour, and sugar. Want to
know if your favorite packaged foods contain inulin? Read the ingredients list and look for the word chicory root or inulin.
This fiber is popping up in everything from cereals and granola bars to yogurt and cookies

Application:
1. Inulin promotes healthy gut bacteria
Pre- and pro-biotics are good bacteria that help maintain gut health. Inulin is a probiotic. Foods like yogurt contain
probiotics. Prebiotics serve as food for probiotics. In this way, inulin is part of a chain of bacteria that keeps your
gut healthy and alleviates digestive problems.

2. Improve your digestive functions with inulin
Like other fibers, inulin helps digestion, prevents constipation, and keeps you regular. A large reason for this is because
of its probiotic properties.

3.  Inulin can help manage diabetes
Because inulin is not digested, it does not affect glucose levels. This makes it an appropriate food for diabetics. It
is not counted as carbohydrate intake.

4.  Improved bone health with inulin
Preliminary studies suggest that adding inulin to calcium-rich foods like yogurt may boost calcium absorption. This is good news for your bones!