What Breakfast with 10 Grams of Fiber Looks Like

Danielle Omar, RD
byDanielle Omar, RD
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Fiber, a type of naturally-occurringcarbohydratefound inplant-based foods, helps keep you feeling full, controls cholesterol levels and protects against certain types of cancer. Fiber also helps improve digestive wellness and promotes regularity. Certain types (like chicory root fiber)act as prebiotics, which help increase the amount of good bacteria in the gut. Keeping these microbes happy has been shown tohelp with weight lossandcontribute to overall health.

If you’re looking to boost your fiber intake, aim for 10 grams of fiber at breakfast, which keeps you full and puts a nice dent in your total intake needs for the day. (Therecommended daily intake of fiberis 25 grams for women and 35 grams for men.) Good sources of fiber include whole grains, veggies, nuts, seeds, beans and berries.

Try these five recipes below for breakfast inspiration and plan to follow up with thesehigh-fiber lunch ideas.

About the Author

Danielle Omar, RD
Danielle Omar, RD

Danielle is an integrative dietitian, culinary nutritionist, author and consultant, frequently lending her love of creating to high-profile food and nutrition media outlets. She’s a regularly featured blogger and founderoffoodconfidence.com,where she inspires men and women on their journey to become their healthiest self. Connect with her onInstagramandFacebook.

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