Res-Q Land ‘n’ Sea Fiber

Unlike many other psyllium products found in stores, Res-Q Land ‘n’ Sea Fiber is all natural and free of additives. The only ingredients are Psyllium seed husks and North Atlantic Sea Kelp, a sea plant rich in minerals.  

Psyllium seed husks, derived from the outer coating of the psyllium seed, are a concentrated source of dietary fiber with many health benefits: regularity, colon health, weight loss, blood sugar support, and cholesterol and cardiovascular health.

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For complete cholesterol well-being and good cardiovascular health, Res-Q Land ‘n’ Sea Fiber is intended to be used in addition to, not in replace of, our primary cholesterol health products: Res-Q 1250, Res-Q LDL-x2 with Niacin, and Res-Q CellPower. 

Psyllium seed husks are a rich source of soluble fiber and one of the health benefits of soluble fiber is heart health. Soluble fiber from foods such as psyllium seed husk in Res-Q Land ‘n’ Sea Fiber, as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, may reduce the risk of heart disease. A single serving of Res-Q Land ‘n’ Sea Fiber powder (one serving equals a tablespoon) provides a minimum of 3 grams of the 7 grams of the soluble fiber from psyllium seed husks necessary per day to have this effect. Therefore, for heart health, we suggest that our customers take two heaping tablespoons daily. Soluble fiber from certain foods when included in a low saturated fat and cholesterol diet also helps to lower blood total and LDL cholesterol levels.

Digestive Health: 

As part of a good health regimen, Res-Q Land ‘n’ Sea Fiber is formulated to promote colon health and elimination of toxins. A healthy digestive tract aids in the absorption of nutrients thus encouraging proper digestion of nutrients, which in turn increases the efficacy of supplements.

Blood Sugar Health:

Soluble fiber from psyllium seed husks have been shown to slow down the rate of carbohydrate absorption. Slowing carbohydrate absorption helps maintain a stable blood-sugar level after a meal. Res-Q Land ‘n’ Sea Fiber should be used in addition to, not in replace of Res-Q 105, our main product to help maintain a healthy blood sugar level when used as part of the diet.

Weight Loss:

Res-Q Land ‘n’ Sea Fiber can also be used as part of your weight-loss plan as directed by your physician. You may use a half of an hour prior to a meal to promote a full feeling so that you eat less at meals or a half of an hour after a meal to encourage healthy and timely elimination. Since Res-Q TrimSystem is our primary product for weight loss, Res-Q Land ‘n’ Sea Fiber should be used in addition to, not in replace of, Res-Q TrimSystem. 

Regularity:

Since fiber encourages regularity, and colon health, Res-Q Land ‘n’ Sea Fiber may also be used for help with occasional constipation or occasional diarrhea. Psyllium seed husks act as a sponge in the intestinal tract absorbing water, toxins, and waste material allowing for quick and easy elimination. Since Res-Q Land ‘n’ Sea Fiber is a bulk forming supplement, it can help with occasional diarrhea by absorbing water for healthy, easy and consistent elimination. For chronic or persistent constipation or diarrhea, please consult your physician.

A double-blind placebo-controlled study revealed that type 2 diabetic men receiving five grams of psyllium seed husks twice a day, along with a diabetic diet inclusive of carbohydrates, experienced a reduction in the after-meal blood sugar levels.

Psyllium is a safe and effective fiber supplement. According to the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, “The addition of psyllium to a traditional diet for persons with diabetes is safe, is well tolerated, and improves glycemic and lipid control in men with type 2 diabetes and hypercholesterolemia.”

The placebo group received a fiber (cellulose) placebo and did not experience results. Therefore, the study revealed that psyllium seed husks are a safe and effective supplement.

As reported in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, “Two doses of psyllium taken immediately before breakfast and dinner resulted in significantly lower metabolic ward measurements of all-day postprandial glucose and postlunch serum glucose concentrations in the psyllium than in the placebo group. All-day and postlunch postprandial glucose concentrations were 11.0% and 19.2% lower, respectively, in the psyllium than in the placebo group.”

Res-Q LAND ‘n’ SEA FIBER, an all-natural dietary supplement, provides approximately five grams of psyllium seed husks per tablespoon. A small amount of kelp, a beneficial sea plant, is blended into the psyllium seed husk.

Mix Res-Q LAND ‘n’ SEA FIBER powder with your favorite beverage and stir briskly. Take Res-Q LAND ‘n’ SEA FIBER with food, preferably 20-30 minutes prior to each meal, in order to help maintain a healthy blood sugar level when used as part of the diet.

Unlike other psyllium supplements, Res-Q LAND ‘n’ SEA FIBER is all-natural; it does not contain any artificial flavorings or colors.

Res-Q LAND ‘n’ SEA FIBER supplement is also available in capsules.

Use Res-Q LAND ‘n’ SEA FIBER, a supportive supplement for blood-sugar health, with Res-Q 105MAX, Res-Q’s primary product for blood sugar health.

We recommend that you review all supplements with your physician prior to use.

References:

Effects of psyllium on glucose and serum lipid responses in men with type 2 diabetes and hypercholesterolemia. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 1999

This is a good reason to always try to drink enough fluid. Of course, eating a healthy diet providing the right amount of fiber is ideal. 

 Question is what to do when you know only being human, you ate pizza and fries for lunch? 

Fiber is so important that a recent medical paper detailing diabetes care, recommended consuming 14 grams of fiber per day. 

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Res-Q Land ‘n’ Sea Fiber

This is something that not everyone knows. Since pysllium soaks up water, it is very effective for occasional diarrhea AND occasional constipation.

 
Anyone experiencing chronic or persistent constipation, should consult their physician in case it is a sign or symptom of a bigger problem requiring further diagnosis and further treatment.