More Protein, Less Regular? Here's Why.
High-protein diets often crowd out fiber-rich foods — less volume, less bulk, slower digestion. The more you protein-max, the wider that fiber gap usually gets. ForBelly closes it without changing how you
eat.
High-protein diets often crowd out fiber-rich foods — less volume, less bulk, slower digestion. The more you protein-max, the wider that fiber gap usually gets. ForBelly closes it without changing how you
eat.
When protein takes up more of your plate, fiber-rich foods like whole grains, beans, and produce usually take up less.
Less fiber means less bulk moving through your gut — which is exactly why constipation is one of the most common complaints among people ramping up protein intake. It's not a flaw in your diet, it's just math: more protein, less fiber, slower digestion.
No — fiber and protein are absorbed through different processes. Taking ForBelly alongside your protein doesn't reduce how much protein your body uses.
Most adults fall short of the recommended 25–38 grams of fiber per day, and that gap tends to grow the more protein-focused a diet gets. ForBelly adds 5g of fiber per serving to help close it.
Yes — it mixes smoothly into shakes, coffee, or water. Just follow the mixing method: a little liquid first, stir briskly, then add the rest.