Dietary fiber is an important part of a healthy diet, New research shows that, In addition to helping digestion, It can also reduce blood lipid level. Dietary fiber is divided into two types: Soluble and insoluble. Soluble dietary fiber is divided into sticky and non-sticky. After sticky dietary fiber enters digestive tract, It absorbs water from the digestive tract, Becomes viscous colloid. This property allows it to bind cholesterol in the small intestine. Let cholesterol be directly removed from the intestinal tract, Not absorbed into the blood, So as to reduce the content of cholesterol in the blood. Insoluble dietary fiber does not have this characteristic. The most typical is methylcellulose. It is formed by methylation of cellulose, It is Read More …