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flag A UK expert urges Americans to boost daily fibre intake, citing heart health benefits and recommending whole foods and air-popped popcorn.

flag Professor Tim Spector, a leading epidemiologist, has urged Americans to increase their daily fibre intake, noting that over 90% fall short of the recommended 30 grams. flag He highlighted that adding just five grams of fibre daily could reduce heart disease risk by 14%. flag Air-popped popcorn, with 14.5 grams of fibre per 100 grams, was cited as a beneficial, high-fibre snack when prepared without added sugar or butter. flag Spector emphasized whole grains and plant-based foods for improved gut health, blood sugar control, and lower chronic disease risk, supporting findings from a 2022 study linking high-fibre diets to reduced mortality and better metabolic health.

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