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It’s been called ‘nature’s Ozempic’, but should you take psyllium husk? (opens the original)
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It’s been called “a miracle supplement for your gut”, “nature’s Ozempic” and “one of the most underrated supplements on the planet”. Psyllium husk, a fibre-rich substance made from the seeds of a plant commonly grown in South Asia, has been gaining attention on social media, not only for its digestive benefits but for its help with cholesterol, blood sugar, weight loss and more. Most supplements have few, if any, proven health benefits. Is psyllium husk an exception? Psyllium husk contains high
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