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General · 5 July 2026

Why a cardiologist's 90g fibre diet isn't for most people

Why a cardiologist's 90g fibre diet isn't for most people

A US cardiologist's viral 90-gram daily fibre routine might not be suitable or needed for most people, experts warn. Deepalakshmi, a registered dietitian, explained that adults typically need 25-35 grams daily, with gradual increases recommended to avoid discomfort like bloating. Fibermaxxing, which involves eating lots of plant foods, can support gut and heart health, but individual needs vary.

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