Regulate
Daily regulation fibre
One daily fibre that keeps three things steady.
Explore RegulateThe Fybrance line
Different bodies and different goals need different fibre work. The Fybrance line is five products, each built around one job, sharing the same sourcing and quality discipline.
Why five products, and not one.
Fibre is not one job. The fibre that keeps mornings regular is not the fibre that keeps a sensitive gut calm, and neither of them holds a gluten-free loaf together. Asking one product to do everything is how fibre products end up doing nothing well.
So the line is small and specific: five products, one job each. The same plant fibres we source and study for businesses, prepared for the way people actually use them at home.
Each product serves both channels. What a household stirs into a glass is the same material a formulator buys in bulk.
The five
Daily regulation fibre
One daily fibre that keeps three things steady.
Explore RegulateGentle prebiotic fibre
Prebiotic fibre that stays gentle.
Explore NourishPre-meal fullness fibre
Fullness that arrives before the meal does.
Explore SatietyCulinary binding fibre
Structure for baking that usually falls apart.
Explore BindSynbiotic gut support
Live cultures and the fibre that feeds them, in one.
Explore CultivateWhich Fybrance is right for you?
Our answer
One daily fibre that keeps three things steady. The daily fibre for getting gut health back on track: regular bowel movements, steadier post-meal sugar, and cholesterol support.
Explore RegulateOur answer
Prebiotic fibre that stays gentle. Everyday microbiome nourishment that is kind to sensitive digestion.
Explore NourishOur answer
Fullness that arrives before the meal does. Pre-meal fullness for calm, non-restrictive weight management.
Explore SatietyOur answer
Structure for baking that usually falls apart. A functional binding and structure fibre for gluten-free and high-fibre baking.
Explore BindOur answer
Live cultures and the fibre that feeds them, in one. Synbiotic gut support: live cultures and the prebiotic fibre that sustains them, together.
Explore CultivateSide by side
| Product | The job | What you feel | Format | Best for | Channel |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regulate | Daily regulation fibre | A gut back on schedule, steadier meals | Neutral powder for water, juice, or smoothies | Bowel regularity, post-meal sugar, cholesterol support | Home and business |
| Nourish | Gentle prebiotic fibre | Fed gut, calm stomach | Fine powder for daily drinks and food | Microbiome support without the bloat | Home and business |
| Satiety | Pre-meal fullness fibre | Satisfied sooner, calmer portions | Viscous powder taken before meals with water | Non-restrictive weight management | Home and business |
| Bind | Culinary binding fibre | Bakes that hold, rotis that stay soft | Ingredient powder blended into flour and dough | Gluten-free and high-fibre baking, egg-free binding | Home and business |
| Cultivate | Synbiotic gut support | A steadier, more resilient gut | Daily powder with live cultures and prebiotic fibre | Gut resilience, including after antibiotics | Home and business |
Two ways to buy
Pick the product that matches your goal and start there. Every pack states what is inside and the serving its benefits are based on. No subscriptions, no health theatre.
Ask us anything firstEvery product is available as a bulk ingredient and for private label, alongside our wider application-specific fibre sourcing and trade work.
See how we work with businessesProduct answers
Soluble fibre like psyllium absorbs water and forms a gel, which is what supports regularity, glucose, and cholesterol. Prebiotic fibre is chosen to feed gut microbes as it ferments. A synbiotic pairs live cultures with the prebiotic fibre that feeds them, in one product.
Yes, within reason. The products do different jobs, so pairs like Regulate in the morning and Satiety before a meal can sit in the same routine. Add one product at a time, keep water intake up, and let your gut adjust before adding another.
Follow the serving on the pack, always with enough water, and build up gradually if you are new to fibre. Bind is different: it is a culinary ingredient, so its dose is per recipe rather than per scoop.
Yes. A fibre benefit only exists at the serving that the evidence used. We word each product page around what its serving can actually support, and we do not carry a claim the dose cannot back.
Yes. Every product in the line is available as a bulk ingredient and for private label, alongside our wider fibre sourcing work. Business enquiries start from the contact page.