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Has anyone heard of this product? A coworker has asked me about it and

I am not familiar with it. In a brief internet research, I found that

it is used as a fiber supplement and that is it also known as

glucconman, (or something close to that). I am wondering if any one

has heard of this root, and if they have any information positive

and/or negative in regards to it.

 

My coworker heard that it is supposed to coat the intestines and bind

cholesteral and pass it though quicker due to the fiber. Any

information will be appreciated.

 

Thanks,

 

Elaine

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Heres what i found on it , I hope this helps: Leo

 

Konjac is an all-natural, dietary source of 100% fiber obtained from the root

of the Konjac plant in Asia. And Konjac Root contains zero calories. It's an

excellent addition to a sensible weight loss program. Additionally, this herb

has been shown to help reduce cholesterol, relieve constipation, and regulate

blood sugar in several clinical studies

 

Elaine <horseaholic wrote:

Has anyone heard of this product? A coworker has asked me about it and

I am not familiar with it. In a brief internet research, I found that

it is used as a fiber supplement and that is it also known as

glucconman, (or something close to that). I am wondering if any one

has heard of this root, and if they have any information positive

and/or negative in regards to it.

 

My coworker heard that it is supposed to coat the intestines and bind

cholesteral and pass it though quicker due to the fiber. Any

information will be appreciated.

 

Thanks,

 

Elaine

 

 

 

 

 

 

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