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Keep Fit And Full With A High Fibre Diet

Updated: Nov 18, 2020


Healthy Vending Machines In London

A vital part in a balanced diet is a generous intake of fibre rich food sources.


Fibre’s main purpose is to aid the digestion of the food you consume, to help you break down optimise its nutritional value. The healthy consumption and processing of food results in healthy bowl movements.


Check Out Healthy Vending Machines In London For Fibre Rich Foods


Fibre rich foods include nuts and seeds, certain vegetables such as broccoli, carrots and sweetcorn, peas, beans and pulses, fruits such as berries, melon, pears and oranges and wholegrain cereals, bread and oats and wholewheat pasta.


D8 Moreish Dates Partnered With The Jar Healthy Vending, London

Instead of crisps or a chocolate bar for elevenzies, grab a pack of delicious D8 Moreish Dates - natural dates combined with nutritious peanuts that deliver instant energy on the go, as well as providing you with a significant amount of your required 25 grams per day of fibre intake.


Lose Weight With More Fibre In Your Diet


For those wanting to lose weight, then feeling fuller for longer is advantageous, as it’s when those hunger pangs strike an inopportune moments that we are likely to deviate from our healthy diets and chow down on salty or sugary fast foods.


You can check the nutritional value of all the produce available in the Healthy Vending Machines brought to you by The Jar.


Additionally, as touched upon before, if you aim is to build muscle then fibre is important to help aid your body process the protein you ingest to then help form your muscles.

Fibre plays an important role in the absorption of vitamins and nutrients, keeping you healthy in both body and mind.


The Jar Healthy Vending Machines, Making Healthy Food Convenient


The Jar Healthy Vending’s ethos is to make healthy eating convenient, which is a shared belief of their partnered companies, such as Frubis, who produce a tasty dehydrated fruit range including pineapple, coconut, banana, apple and strawberries. This gives you a great alternative to get a does of fruit and fibre, without having a fresh banana or apple rattle around your gym bag getting bruised!

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