The average American consumes only 10-15 grams of fiber daily, roughly half the recommended 25-34 grams, leading to increased risks of constipation, colorectal cancer and metabolic disease. With 25 grams of fiber per cup, a single serving of passion fruit can meet almost an entire daily requirement, making it the highest-fiber fruit available. Pears contain six grams of fiber per fruit plus sorbitol (a natural laxative), while avocados deliver 14 grams of fiber and improve gut microbiome diversity. Clinical research shows that eating two kiwis daily for four weeks significantly improves bowel movement frequency, leading the British Dietetic Association to…

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