Paul Saladino· MD
so excess fiber can be problematic for humans
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so excess fiber can be problematic for humans
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we know that lots of insoluble fiber lots of plant fiber in general can bind to hormones in the gut and interrupt enterohepatic circulation it's debated whether this is a good thing or a bad thing that hormones are recycled in your gut some people say it's a good thing some people say it's a bad thing but if the fiber is binding to hormones in your gut and pulling them out it is going to decrease their absorption it is going to decrease their recirculation and decrease your overall levels
but if the fiber is binding to hormones in your gut and pulling them out it is going to decrease their absorption it is going to decrease their recirculation and decrease your overall levels