Organic psyllium husk powder is a plant-based flour ground down into a fine powder.
Organic psyllium husk powder comes from the seed of a plant called psyllium. This seed is organically harvested from the husks of plants grown organically on our agricultural land.
It is then processed and ground down into a fine powder to be used as flour to add fiber to foods.
This powder can be used in various ways, including as an ingredient in smoothies or cereal or even sprinkled on top of your favorite foods for extra fiber.
Organic psyllium husk contains all nine essential amino acids, which means it’s also a complete protein—meaning it provides all nine building blocks needed for muscle health and repair.
And because this plant-based product is minimally processed (no chemicals added), it’s also free from toxins such as pesticides and additives.
The benefits of organic psyllium husk powder include the following:
It helps control blood sugar levels by reducing insulin response in the body.
It helps maintain a healthy digestive system by promoting regular bowel movements.
Organic psyllium husk powder benefits people who want to increase their daily fiber intake without relying on traditional options like whole grains or beans.
Supports healthy immune system function by increasing white blood cell production in the body.
The minimum order quantity is 1 ton.
We package organic psyllium husk powder to allow them to be transported safely and securely. Our packing allows buyers to reseal/repack them in smaller packets.
Organic psyllium husk powder can be stored at room temperature or refrigerated, but it should not be frozen.
If storage is longer than three months, it must be stored in an airtight container with no oxygen exposure.
Organic psyllium husk powder is not recommended for babies, toddlers, children, or people with kidney disease, swallowing issues, esophageal narrowing, or other gastrointestinal problems.
Additionally, if you have severe allergies or are taking medications (such as blood thinners) that could interact with psyllium husk, speak to your physician first.
