Baobab fiber comes from the dry fruit pulp of the baobab tree, a giant tree of the African savanna. The pulp is naturally rich in fiber, which is why it is used as a prebiotic.
Where it comes from
Baobab fruit ripens and dries on the branch. The pulp is then separated from the seeds and milled into a pale, tangy powder. Fiber of this kind is not digested in the upper gut. It travels on to the colon, where friendly gut bacteria use it as food.
Key points
- Made from baobab fruit pulp
- Grown on a tree known as the tree of life
- A prebiotic fiber for gut bacteria
- Brand aim: prebiotic support
Its part in IQHoney
Baobab fiber is the gut-friendly part of the formula. It sits next to konjac fiber so the capsule carries two kinds of plant fiber.
Good to know
Fiber works best with water, so take your capsule with a full glass. One customer on the brand page mentioned steadier digestion alongside the daily routine.
Your bottle’s label shows the full supplement facts. Results differ from person to person.
