Anthony's Organic Whole Psyllium Husks, 1.5 lb, Dietary Fiber, Gluten Free, Non GMO, Keto Friendly

Fillers are suspected, despite the labeling. UPDATE: I've tried it several times and always have issues with it, and after giving it a good sniff, I can detect something different in it. Normally, psyllium has a salty flavor, but this one has a sweeter flavor. This item should be removed from the marketplace. If you don't want to read the rest of this, just look at the nutritional facts. br>If you don't want to read the rest of this, just look at the nutritional facts. I got a rash from using this product.
Note: I've tried a variety of brands, including Konsyl, Metamucil, Yerba Prima, and even CVS brand. br>The product itself is almost whitish and appears to be "pure" or filtered. This isn't a good thing, because the most effective brand I've tried is gritty and looks/tastes like it contains sand or grit. br>Here are some of the concerns I have with this product:
- sugar content according to nutritional facts
- sugar content according to nutritional facts
- sugar% There are inconsistencies in the numbers; Contents are larger than serving size in some waybr>- The calcium and other mineral content of this brand differs from that of other brandsbr>- Different sodium levels existbr>- less gels upbr>- softerbr>- softerbr>- softerbr>- softerb I had an adverse reaction to this product, despite using other brands of psyllium husk for a long time and in large quantities. br>br>On top of that, I had an adverse reaction to this product, despite using other brands of psyllium husk for a long time and in large quantities. br>This type of reaction has only happened to me when I eat sugary processed foods or oats. br>I have a strong suspicion that this product has been tampered with. br>br>I'm going to try this product in moderation for a week to make sure it's what it claims to be, and then I'll update this. br>I'm also going to contact Amazon about this product and how it's labeled, as well as my concerns about its safety.

Isla John

| Nov 21, 2021

I believe I can assist you if you are having problems with the density or clumpiness of psyllium powder, or if it turns to cement on you. Rather than purchasing the POWDER, purchase the WHOLE. br>br>The whole psyllium husk is much less dense, but because you buy by weight, you get the same amount of product; I take a T of whole psyllium husk and immediately put it in my mouth. I take a drink, swish it around, and she disappears down the hatch. It's not a problem. Get the husk in its entirety, not the powder. It's as simple as that. br>br>I recently received my Anthony's Psyllium Husk Whole (1. 5 lb). I purchased two bags at full price and did not receive any discounts or promotions. In fact, I'm completely unaware of Anthony's identity. I can confirm that I received my order ahead of schedule and that the psyllium is of excellent quality. I can tell you that the company has a good sense of humour, which I appreciate (I did look under the bag). br>br>Br>br>Br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>.

Van Friedman

| Jan 09, 2021

Psyllium supplementation has been a part of my life for over 20 years. Our bodies require 30 grams of fiber per day, but the majority of our diets fall far short of this requirement. Consuming 30 grams of fiber per day lowers our risk of heart disease, lowers cholesterol, lowers the risk of colon cancer, lowers the risk of diverticulosis, and, believe it or not, lowers the risk of breast cancer. br>br>My personal opinion on fiber supplementation is that Metamucil is an insoluble fiber that contains very little fiber and requires a lot of water to mix. Unfortunately, it is heavily promoted, which is why people purchase it. br>br>I've been using konsyl, which contains 6 grams of soluble fiber in a small teaspoon, but I tried contacting the company recently to inquire about how much Monsanto chemical round up it might contain, and I was disappointed because the company did not even respond to my request for information. Who wants to be suspected of having cancer? contaminating their food and their kitchen with harmful chemicals? I was not surprised to see an organic version of konsyl a few months later, but I believe it is overpriced, and I have decided to discontinue using their products. br>br>I was looking for a good deal on something organic and free of cancer-causing chemicals when I came across this product; I was a little concerned about the negative reviews at first, but after receiving it, I believe the negative reviews are overly harsh. The product was exceptionally clean, odorless, tasteless, and easily dissolved in water, and I had no reservations about giving it to my entire family. br>br>This is a water soluble fiber that can be used in almost any recipe, particularly smoothies. It is beneficial to both you and your children.

Aidan Townsend

| Nov 13, 2021

I decided to give it a shot and see what happened. IT IS ACTUALLY USEFUL. There will be no more BM pain! I also recommend 15-minute sitz baths with epsom salt. Every BM should be followed by a 20-minute rest period. This information is being shared in case you're having trouble like I did. Once a day, I mixed this powder with 10 fl oz of water and took it!.

Layla Clarke

| Sep 24, 2021