Apple Pectin | 124843-18-1

Product Description:

Pectin is a type of fiber in plant cell walls that helps form plant structures.

Apple pectin is extracted from apples, which are some of the richest sources of fiber.

Apple pectin has been linked to several emerging health benefits, including lowering cholesterol and improving blood sugar control.

The efficacy of Apple pectin:

Promotes Gut Health

Probiotics are healthy bacteria in the gut that break down certain foods, kill harmful organisms and produce vitamins.

Apple pectin as an advanced prebiotic helps to feed these good bacteria, which can encourage the growth and reproduction of good bacteria.

Apple pectin is a prebiotic that promotes gut health by ingesting beneficial bacteria in the digestive tract.

Helps lose weight

Apple pectin may aid weight loss by delaying gastric emptying.

Slower digestion may help you feel full for longer. This, in turn, may reduce food intake, which can lead to weight loss.

Can control blood sugar

Soluble fiber like pectin is thought to lower blood sugar levels, which may help with type 2 diabetes ( 11Trusted Source ).

Helps with Heart Health Apple pectin may improve heart health by lowering cholesterol and blood pressure levels.

Relieves Diarrhea and Constipation Apple pectin relieves diarrhea and constipation.

Pectin is a gel-forming fiber that easily absorbs water and normalizes stool.

Can enhance iron absorption

Studies have shown that apple pectin can improve iron absorption.

Iron is an essential mineral that carries oxygen into your body and forms red blood cells. This is especially important for people with anemia, a condition associated with weakness and fatigue caused by iron deficiency.

Will improve acid reflux Pectin may improve symptoms of acid reflux.

Can strengthen hair and skin

Studies have found that apples are associated with stronger hair and skin. Thought to be related to pectin, it's even added to cosmetics, such as shampoos, to make hair fuller.

May have anti-cancer effects

Diet plays an important role in the development and progression of cancer, and increasing your intake of fruits and vegetables may lower your risk.

Easy to add to your diet

Pectin is a common ingredient in jams and pie fillings because it helps thicken and stabilize foods. Apple pectin can also be a good supplement.