The HoneySlim ingredient list
Three ingredients named by the brand, with a quick label-reading guide.
Named on the label
The brand lists three ingredients for HoneySlim. Below is what each one is in general terms. Your bottle label is always the final authority.
Chicory Root Inulin
A fiber that comes from the root of the chicory plant and is grouped under the word prebiotic on labels.
Potato Resistant Starch
A starch from potato that acts like a fiber, which the brand also lists as a prebiotic.
Probiotic Blend
Three strains of live microorganisms combined in one blend, detailed on the Supplement Facts panel.
A little more detail
- Chicory root inulin comes from the root of the chicory plant and is a type of fiber that labels call a prebiotic.
- Potato resistant starch is a starch taken from potato that behaves like fiber and is also listed as a prebiotic.
- The probiotic blend combines three strains of live microorganisms, with the specifics shown on the Supplement Facts panel.
Reading the panel in four steps
- Find the serving size and how many capsules it means
- Find the servings per container to see how long it lasts
- Read each listed ingredient and its amount
- Scan other ingredients if you avoid certain foods
Go deeper
Our journal explains each topic: What Are Prebiotics, How Labels Describe Probiotics, Where Chicory Root Inulin Comes From and Resistant Starch In Everyday Foods.
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