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Fiber & Health

Not All Fiber Is the Same

Explore your fiber options

A daily perspective

How much fiber do I need?

Daily fiber intake

22–34

grams per day

Adults should eat 22 to 34 grams of fiber each day (depending on your age and sex). For a 2,000 calorie diet, the recommendation is 28 grams of fiber daily.

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The fiber gap

~95%

of Americans

According to the 2025 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee, nearly all (~95%) Americans do not eat enough fiber.

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Getting enough fiber is only part of the picture.

Beyond getting enough fiber, it’s important to get fiber from a variety of sources—not relying on just one type.

Chia is naturally rich in fiber, including both soluble and insoluble fiber. Its unique combination makes it worth exploring.

Fiber & your everyday health

What can different fibers do for you?

  • Cholesterol & Blood Sugar

    Certain soluble fibers can help support healthy cholesterol levels and/or moderate blood sugar responses. Source

  • Gut Health & Regularity

    Different fibers can help support digestion and regular bowel movements. Some soluble fibers also act as prebiotics, supporting gut microorganisms and their activities to promote gut health. Source

  • Appetite and Fullness

    Some gel-forming fibers may help you feel fuller longer after eating. Source

Your fiber. Your routine.

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