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Fiber can help normalize blood sugar, which is good news for diabetics. Unsplash/Daria Nepriakhina Everyone knows how important fiber is for the body, as it benefits everything from digestive health, to weight management, to blood sugar and cholesterol maintenance. That said, there are many ways to get fiber in your diet, but one of the best sources is an edible, soluble fiber called psyllium husk. You may have seen psyllium husk marketed as a natural laxative in health food stores, and that’s because this bulking fiber promotes healthy elimination by detoxing the colon quickly and effectively. I also love it because it’s a known prebiotic, which means that it helps to feed to good bacteria (probiotics) in the gut. But that’s not all it can do. Here are five additional ways psyllium husk benefits the body: Boosts Heart Health Psyllium husk consumption has been shown to help with triglyceride and blood pressure levels, which in turn lowers the risk of heart di

Commonly referred to as Isabgol , Psyllium husk is found in most of the Indian households.  It is known to treat constipation as it helps in clearing out toxins from the body.  But apart from relieving a constipated stomach, there are a lot of other benefits of Isabgol , one of which is aiding weight loss.  Let’s find out how Isabgol helps in losing weight. It contains fiber:  Psyllium husk is a great fiber supplement and fiber consumption is essential for a healthy body.  Apart from promoting healIsabgoling Isabgol to your diet also helps in losing weight.  This is because Psyllium husk is enriched with both soluble as well as insoluble fiber.  It aids smooth bowel movements, which is essential for losing weight. Psyllium husk is low in calories : Another reason that Psyllium husk is great for weight loss is that it is low in calories.  According to experts, in 2 tablespoons of Psyllium husk , there are just 32 calories.   You can make

This report researches the worldwide Psyllium market size (value, capacity, production and consumption) in key regions like North America, Europe, Asia Pacific (China, Japan) and other regions. This study categorizes the global Psyllium breakdown data by manufacturers, region, type and application, also analyzes the market status, market share, growth rate, future trends, market drivers, opportunities and challenges, risks and entry barriers, sales channels, distributors and Porter's Five Forces Analysis. Covered in this report: Psyllium Market Size, Status and Forecast 2025 provides Market information about industry Top Key Players, Countries, Type and Application.  This Psyllium Industry report also states Company Profile, Competitive analysis, Psyllium Market revenue and price, market share, market growth and gross margin by regions The following manufacturers are covered in this report: Keyur Industries Atlas Industries Abhyuday Indutries Satna

PUNE : Onion exporters see shipments increasing by about 15per cent from a year ago with prices turning competitive in the international market on the back of a government incentive scheme and potential of good domestic production. After the government extended the Merchandise Export from India Scheme (MEIS) to onion growers, the freight-on-board (FOB) price of the Indian variety declined to $195/tonne (from $220 per tonne earlier), giving competition to the produce from China, where a good crop is seeing producers take advantage of high prices in neighbouring nations. “MEIS has made Indian onion prices competitive with that of China, thus increasing India’s export volumes in markets of far eastern countries,” said Ajit Shah, president, Onion Exporters’ Association. MEIS has been extended to onion growers from July 13, 2018 up to January 2019. Shah also said the area and condition of the kharif crop has been reported to be overall normal across the country. “Arrival

India's onion export rose by 56 per cent to 12.29 lakh tonnes in April-July this year, but the country has now gone in for import of the kitchen staple as retail prices have shot up to Rs 65-70 per kg because of tight supplies. In value terms too, the onion export increased by 47.69 per cent to Rs 1,443.09 crore in the period under review, from Rs 977.84 crore a year ago, it said. Last week, the government allowed state-owned agencies like MMTC to import onion from countries like Egypt and China to increase availability and cool retail prices that have skyrocketed to Rs 65-70 a kg level in many parts of the country. According to data maintained by the Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics (DGCIS), the country has exported 12.29 lakh tonnes of onion during April-July of 2017-18, up 56 per cent from 7.88 lakh tonnes in the year-ago period. "Exports increased during April-July because of two reasons: firstly, there was no minimum e