What is a common insoluble fiber used in daily life?

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  1. Dr. Michael T Murray
     
    Dr. Michael T Murray answered:

    The best example of an insoluble fiber is wheat bran. Wheat bran is rich in cellulose. Although it is relatively insoluble in water, it has the ability to bind water, thus increasing the fecal size and weight and promoting regular bowel movements.


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    The best example of an insoluble fiber is wheat bran. Wheat bran is rich in cellulose. Although it is relatively insoluble in water, it has the ability to bind water, thus increasing the fecal size and weight and promoting regular bowel movements. More