Science, asked by starlindawalker5156n, 19 days ago

If our food lack in fibre what will be it's consequences?​

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Answered by ankitpatle0
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  • Fiber shortage is caused by not eating enough fibre. If you don't get enough fibre, you might have irregular bowel movements, constipation, blood sugar changes, a lack of satisfaction after eating, or a spike in cholesterol levels.
  • Fiber is what feeds these microorganisms and allows them to accomplish their work, and fibre is what feeds them.
  • Your immune system's health may also be jeopardised if you don't consume enough fibre.
  • If you don't get enough fibre in your diet every day, it might impact your mood and cognition.
  • The risk of mental health issues such as depression is reduced when the numbers of beneficial bacteria in the gut are maintained.
  • The "second brain," which refers to nerves in the colon that aid with mood and cognition, benefits from fibre.
Answered by Anonymous
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If it lacks there will be various ailments such as heart and stomach problems, and blood sugar fluctuations.

  • Healthy eating refers to the practice of eating rich nutritional food with includes fruits and vegetables, each having sufficient nutrients.
  • Every nutrient is important for the body. If fibre is missing then -
  1. It will lead to irregular bowel movement and constipation
  2. It will affect the blood sugar fluctuations.
  3. It also leads to a rise in cholestrol levels.
  4. It can also lead to heart diseases.
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