Improved Bowel Regularity

Cellulose increases stool bulk, stimulating bowel movements and preventing constipation. This promotes regularity and aids in waste elimination.

Cellulose, a type of insoluble fiber, increases the bulk of stool by absorbing water in the digestive tract. This increased bulk stimulates bowel movements, making them more frequent and easier to pass. This process promotes bowel regularity, reduces the likelihood of constipation, and aids in waste elimination from the body. By reducing transit time, cellulose can also minimize exposure of the colon to potentially harmful substances.