Written by: Deepa
15 July 2025
Fibermaxxing is trending on social media, people are purposely adding tons of fiber-rich foods at every meal to optimize gut health, digestion, and overall wellness.
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It's not a diet - it is a lifestyle. Fibermaxxing replaces processed foods with whole grains, fresh fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, and seeds to reach 25-38 g of fiber a day.
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Fiber feeds good gut bacteria and increases the production of short-chain fatty acids which support healthy digestion and reduce digestive issues (e.g., constipation and bloating)
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High-fiber diets can reduce risks of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, stroke, and colorectal cancer by approximately 24%.
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Fiber enhances satiation, reduces cravings, and balances blood sugar, which means lower calorie consumption and fat loss.
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Fiber promotes gut-brain communication, helping to improve mood and hormone levels.
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-Add fiber-rich foods one meal at a time. -Drink a lot of water. -Watch out for bloating or gas
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Whole grains, legumes, chia seeds, berries, beans, vegetables with skin & try to have variety for soluble & insoluble fiber.
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Fibermaxxing is supported by science. When done properly with variety & hydration, it is a good lifestyle change for improved gut health, weight management, & overall health. Always ask your nutritionist before starting any new food item into your meal.
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