children's fiber needs
Dietitian showed viewers why they may need a fiber supplement
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Erin Judge brought a variety of fruits and vegetables to the set of Nashville’s NBC affiliate daytime talk show, Today in Nashville. That’s not a surprise. Judge always encourages people to make healthy food choices. The show’s hosts however were shocked that her colorful display represented just a day’s worth of fiber. This, she explained, is why many of us may need a fiber supplement.
How to help your kids say goodbye to school-time bathroom woes
A parent of 8, grandfather of 15 and a pediatrician for more than 50 years, Bill Sears, M.D. knows plenty about raising healthy kids.
Let’s celebrate! Regular Girl is now USDA Organic certified!
Here’s another reason to congratulate yourself for being a Regular Girl! It is now the first product containing Sunfiber to be USDA Organic-certified. Our premium synbiotic blend of plant-based soluble fiber and beneficial probiotics is 100 percent natural. There are no additional ingredients, preservatives, flavors or additives. We’re...
Regular Girl is your Hy-Vee Dietitian's March Pick of the Month
Life just got even sweeter for those who live in the great Midwest.
Guess who is an Oxygen magazine fab find?
We can’t contain our excitement any longer. Regular Girl is featured in the November/December edition of Oxygen magazine! We feel like a celebrity. Oxygen Fitness Editor Lara McGlashan, MFA, CPT wrote an article about probiotics and prebiotic fiber. She explained the difference between these two health boosters and explained why you ne...
These fashionistas read that we’re the secret to a slimmer holiday
Did you see our fashion spread in Marie Claire magazine? Okay, so we weren’t rocking our hot pink mini, but we were mentioned in this iconic fashion magazine. In an article about holiday weight management, Assistant Editor Chelsea Peng shared some shocking news: Chances are, many of us are the lightest we will be all year. This is acco...
Canadian medicine cabinet snoop is looking for Regular Girl
Some things north of the border are different. Bryce Wylde, a highly respected homeopathic doctor and trusted, medical advisor, admitted on Canada’s Breakfast Television that he snoops in family members’ medicine cabinets. We usually keep that info to ourselves here in the States. To his defense, he did claim that he just wants to help...
Fox News segment reveals a simple slim-down trick: fiber!
There may be a surprise waiting for you in your closet. Sometimes it feels like your shorts and T-shirts shrunk over the winter. Although it would be nice to blame some joke-playing cosmic gremlin, it was probably those extra snacks which led to winter weight gain and those tight-fitting clothes. Instead of surfing the Internet for the...
Listen to this potty talk on NBC. It may help you feel better.
Your bathroom behavior may be the reason you feel frazzled. Registered dietitian nutritionist Felicia Stoler, DCN, MS, RD, FACSM, FAND told Sacramento NBC news viewers that managing what goes in and out may help them feel better. Stoler didn’t mince words. She told viewers they probably weren’t getting enough fiber. This may be causing...
Article reveals how the fiber in Regular Girl helps to relieve bloating
Bloating isn’t just annoying. It can be uncomfortable when your stomach feels full of gas! It’s a common problem, acknowledged in this Health Central.
Dr. Oz urges more fiber consumption
Dr. Oz urges more fiber consumption. On his September 2 show, Dr. Oz says low fiber consumption is one of the most common health mistakes people make; lack of fiber in the diet is what may be keeping people fat and more susceptible to disease. Dr. Oz urges more fiber consumption, including the right amounts [...]The post Dr. Oz urges more fiber consumption appeared first on Sunfiber.
NBC Minneapolis viewers urged to shape up their diets with more fiber
Focusing on fiber is a smart way to whip your diet back into shape, after a summer of indulgences. There are simple ways to work more fiber into your diet such as, believe it or not, whole-grain tortilla chips and guacamole. Another stealth approach is to add fiber to your foods and beverages by using tasteless, colorless Sunfiber. Reg...
Emotional eating: Take charge of your waistline
Fall can be precarious for people who struggle with emotional eating. The lighter summer fruits and vegetables are becoming scarce, replaced by heavier, high-calorie comfort foods. Soon, they’ll be joined by all those tempting holiday treats. Here are some practical ideas for curbing your emotional eating before your clothes start gett...
Kentucky columnist recommends fiber
The health benefits of fiber are promoted in a recent column by dietician Sharon Wallace.
A Lexington, Kentucky columnist recommends fiber for promoting good health. Sharon Wallace, a dietitian who writes a column for the Lexington Herald Leader, tells readers in a recent column that fiber-rich diets offer a wide range of health benef...
Fiber’s role in a brain-healthy diet explained on ABC news segment
Your diet can help you manage your waistline, but did you know that it can also help you take care of your brain? Dr. Jonny Bowden explained why a diet rich in fiber helps to protect brain power and recommended Sunfiber. He made this and other observations during his appearance on Washington DC’s Let’s Talk Live.
“The most important th...
Online kids’ health article includes fiber recommendations
Little ones get up to eight colds a year. No one is happy when their sniffles or colds disrupt their routines, especially during summer vacation. Luckily, a child-friendly fiber supplement, such as Sunfiber, may make this challenge easier. Holistic pharmacist and mom Sherry Torkos had this and more advice for EmpowHER readers.
“Kids an...
Public media station WRVO reported on need for more fiber consumption
New York public media station WRVO reported on need for more fiber consumption in a recent program. The program, part of the station’s Taking Care feature, featured an interview with nutritionist Joan Rogus, a registered dietician in central New York who has her own private practice in Syracuse. Diets high in fiber help maintain bowel health, [...]The post Public media station WRVO reported on need for more fiber consumption appeared first on Sunfiber.
Consuming the right fiber may help NBC viewers lose their muffin tops
Beer bellies and muffin tops may be the least flattering summer accessories, but losing them sometimes seems impossible. Fitness guru and The Metabolism Solution author Lisa Lynn, who also spent years as Martha Stewart’s personal trainer, knows exactly which simple changes to your daily habits can help you shed those last pounds, and h...
Fox news viewers taught to avoid misleading high-fiber food labels
Who has time to try to figure out complicated food labels? While it may seem easier to choose brands prominently labeled as “high fiber” or “fiber-enriched”, it may not be smart. As Rogue Nutritionist Dr. Jonny Bowden explained to Fox 40 Morning News viewers, labels are often misleading. He gave the Californian audience simple tips for...
Nutritionist tells CBS TV viewers how to add fiber into their diets
Getting the daily required amount of fiber is a good first step towards optimizing your health. When Rogue Nutritionist Dr. Jonny Bowden visited the Good Day Sacramento studio, he showed viewers which foods are naturally good fiber sources, and explained why supplementing with Sunfiber can help fill nutritional gaps.
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Fiber: Four heart-healthy reasons to love it
Fiber intake is important for heart health as well as bowel regularity. In her newest blog, holistic pharmacist Sherry Torkos, co-author of Saving Women’s Hearts, explains that fiber: 1. Helps promote healthy cholesterol levels, particularly the LDL (bad) cholesterol. 2. Helps support normal, healthy blood pressure. 3. Supports healthy blood glucose levels. This is important [...]The post Fiber: Four heart-healthy reasons to love it appeared first on Sunfiber.