A Dietician Explains That Insoluble Fiber Is Not Digested, but Passes

question 20

Multiple Choice

A dietician explains that insoluble fiber is not digested, but passes through the intestines, acting like a bulk laxative and drawing water into the intestines, helping to prevent constipation. A good source of insoluble fiber would be

• A) Carrots.
• B) Strawberries and blueberries.
• C) Beans.
• D) Dark green leafy vegetables.

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