Eat Your Greens with Dr. Black Podcast, Fiber without the fiasco: Easy ways to boost fiber without bloating. Image of various vegetables, fruits, nuts, and grains along side a smiling woman in a white lab coat.

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Did you know most Americans get only half the recommended daily fiber? Low-fiber diets are linked to rising colon cancer rates, type 2 diabetes, and heart disease—but increasing fiber doesn’t have to mean uncomfortable bloating or gas. In this episode, Dr. Black breaks down simple, practical ways to boost fiber without the unwanted side effects.

You’ll learn:
✔️ Why fiber is essential for gut and overall health
✔️ The best fiber-rich foods that are easy to digest
✔️ How to increase fiber gradually to avoid bloating
✔️ Smart swaps for breakfast, snacks, and everyday meals
✔️ The trick to making beans and whole grains gut-friendly

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