Raising the bar for prebiotics

Well-Tolerated

Unlike other prebiotic fibers, it’s well-tolerated and does not promote digestive upset. It can be used as an introductory or maintenance fiber for GI recovery and is suitable for special diets like low FODMAP.

Optimizes a Healthy Microbial Balance

Low dose resistant starch produces a prebiotic effect, significantly increasing the abundance of Bifidobacterium and Akkermansia in the GI tract.

Enhances Gut Barrier Function

Through biochemical interactions of key metabolites and cellular changes, repairs the gut lining to improve host health.

Upcycled Ingredient

Upcycled resistant starch from the potato processing industry and turned into a value-added prebiotic ingredient while simultaneously recycling the water used in its production.

Seamlessly fits into daily routines

Neutral color, taste and smell
Fine powder, blends well
Whole food, plant-based
Dietary fiber
Water dispersible
Clean label
Allergen-free

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We let the science speak for itself

Choose from our many substantiated structure/ function label claims^‡ to attract, educate and retain consumers.

GI Health

Supports overall GI health with an increase in microbial balance and abundance of Bifidobacterium and Akkermansia.

Prebiotic Benefits

A well-tolerated fiber that is insoluble but fermentable demonstrating a bifidogenic, prebiotic effect.

Leaky Gut

A 2-in-1 multi-functional tool that simultaneously reduces constipation and diarrhea while improving metabolomic markers of intestinal permeability.

Beauty from Within

Connecting beauty via nutrition via the gut-skin axis, decreases collagen breakdown metabolites to support collagen integrity.

Metabolic Health

Promoting gut-metabolic axis by significantly decreasing free fatty acid levels, a marker of insulin sensitivity

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“As investigators of the microbiome, we’re never satisfied with surface-level results. We’re always pushing harder and digging deeper in our understanding of Solnul^®. Our unparalleled data sets allow us to consistently go back to the reservoir of info and pull-out meaningful insights about how the microbiome influences the rest of the body.”

Dr. Jason Bush, Ph.D. > See his bio HERE