Form Powder
Packaging Size 25 kgs paper bags or as per your request
Packaging Type PP Bgas,Paper bags or as per your request
Is It Dried Dried
Moisture Content NMT 12%
Swell Volume MINIMUM 40 ML PER GRAM
Variety PSYLLIUM HUSK POWDER 99% PSYLLIUM HUSK POWDER 98% PSYLLIUM HUSK POWDER 95% PSYLLIUM HUSK POWDER 85%
It's used as a dietary supplement and is usually found in the form of husk, granules or powder. However, it can also be obtained through fortified breakfast cereals and baked goods (2). Psyllium husk is the main active ingredient inMetamucil, a fiber supplement often used to reduce constipation.
Our psyllium is USDA certified organic. This means that from the time the seeds are planted until the moment you purchase the final product, you have the assurance that our psyllium is grown without pesticides, herbicides or chemical fertilizers, contains no additives or sweeteners and is of the highest quality available
Our psyllium is USDA certified organic. This means that from the time the seeds are planted until the moment you purchase the final product, you have the assurance that our psyllium is grown without pesticides, herbicides or chemical fertilizers, contains no additives or sweeteners and is of the highest quality available
The husk of Psyllium is the actual coating of mucilage around the seed. It is considered pure dietary fiber and is the only part of the plant used in manufacturing Psyllium products.
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Psyllium seeds is an agri-farm product of dried ripe seeds of plantago ovata forks (farm. Plantaginancae) and it has been cleaned free for all dust, agri farm fibers, wastes, mud, stones and iron particles.
Psyllium seeds is an agri-farm product of dried ripe seeds of plantago ovata forks (farm. Plantaginancae) and it has been cleaned free for all dust, agri farm fibers, wastes, mud, stones and iron particles.
When psylllium seeds are processed to make psyllium husk, the extraneous material left is termed as Psyllium Kha-Kha Powder i.e. Psyllium Industrial Dust. It is byproduct of psyllium husk.
