Going Beyond the Typical Gut Health Solutions with NatureKnit™

Are you ready to go beyond the typical gut health solutions? Learn how the true dietary fiber and bound polyphenols in NatureKnit™ can help you create the next standout gut health product.

Register Free: http://www.nutritionaloutlook.com/no_w/gut_health

Event Overview:

According to the latest USDA Dietary Guidelines for Americans, the U.S. population is severely under-consuming health-promoting dietary fiber. The root cause of the fiber gap is directly related to a lack of whole fruits, vegetables, and grains in our diets. But these true dietary fiber sources from nature also contain powerful antioxidants called polyphenols bound to the dietary fiber, meaning that consumers’ under consumption of dietary fiber also reduces their consumption of polyphenols. In this webcast, you will:

• Learn more about why including fiber-bound polyphenols in the diet matters
• Hear about NatureKnit™, a unique solution providing a blend of fruit and vegetable fibers with bound polyphenols
• Find out how NatureKnit™ can help promote optimal gut health and overall wellbeing

Key Learning Objectives:

• Understand the dietary fiber consumption gap in the United States and its implications
• Learn about how dietary fiber with bound polyphenols from fruits and vegetables can support gut health
• Discover a convenient gut health solution called NatureKnit™ and what makes it unique

Who Should Attend:

• Functional food, beverage and supplement product developers and marketers

Speaker

Brendan Kesler
Research and Development Innovation Director
Van Drunen Farms/FutureCeuticals, Inc.

Brendan Kesler is the R&D innovation director for Van Drunen Farms and FutureCeuticals and has 15 years of experience in the consumer health and nutrition industry. He holds an undergraduate degree in exercise science and a graduate degree in health administration. Additionally, he is currently completing graduate thesis research, exploring the relationship between fiber-rich fruit consumption and health outcomes, to finish a Master of Science in nutrition. Brendan plans to begin Ph.D. research in 2023 focused on the role of dietary fiber and gut health.

Register Free: http://www.nutritionaloutlook.com/no_w/gut_health