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Insoluble Fiber is good for your digestion -- because you can't digest it! It's commonly called roughage. Basically, it gently scrapes the walls of your intestines as it travels through your system, loosing all of the dried fecal matter and other bacteria that made their home there. Unfortunately, few Americans get the amount of fiber they need.

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