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Fiber has never been built like this.

Your gut isn’t one environment. It’s a series of them.

DIFFERENT BACTERIA. DIFFERENT CHEMISTRY. DIFFERENT NEEDS.

Most fiber supplements ignore all of it. One ingredient. One speed. Done.

We designed for every layer, so you don’t have to think about any of them.

The American fiber crisis
0%
of Americans don't get enough fiber.
The recommended intake is 25–38g. The average American gets ~15g.*
That gap costs your gut, metabolism, and immune system every single day.
*American Society for Nutrition
Fiber. For Your Gut.
Fiber. For Your Brain.
Fiber. For Your Metabolism.
Fiber. For Your Skin.
Fiber. For Your Gains.
Fiber. For Your Immune System.

Eleven fibers. Because your bacteria don’t all eat the same thing.

The single strongest predictor of a healthy gut isn’t any one food. It’s the variety of plant types consumed in a week.

Greater diversity in food = More diverse SCFA-producing bacteria

Why? Different bacteria need different fuel. Resistant starch feeds different species than acacia or pea fiber. A seed fiber feeds different species than a tree bark extract. No single ingredient supports the full microbiome.

Research Confirms:

75%

75% of people taking a single fiber saw a measurable decrease in overall gut bacteria diversity.

Source: Tan et al., Gut Microbes, 2023. "approximately 75% of the participants showed a decrease in observed ASV" after inulin supplementation.

63%

26 out of 41 clinical trials showed no significant SCFA increase from single-fiber supplementation.

Vinelli et al., "Effects of Dietary Fibers on Short-Chain Fatty Acids and Gut Microbiota Composition in Healthy Adults: A Systematic Review," Nutrients, 2022.

2.0x

Fiber blends supported over 2 times more beneficial bacterial species than the best single fiber tested

Cantu-Jungles et al., "Systematically-designed mixtures outperform single fibers for gut microbiota support," Gut Microbes, 2025.


The 12-ingredient system

Every layer of your gut, built into the formula.

InfiniFiber combines 11 fibers plus a targeted probiotic, with 12g of dietary fiber across soluble, insoluble, and non-fermentable fractions to support structure, motility, and microbial output.

Fiber type composition — full formula
Based on dietary fiber content per serving.
Soluble / Insoluable
~50% soluble fractions
fermentable / non-fermentable
~75% fermentable fractions
The 12‑ingredient system — click any card to expand
Slow
3,500 mg 2,325 mg fiber

Solnul® Resistant Potato Starch (RS2)

Distal-colon butyrate production, gut barrier and anti-inflammatory support with slow, steady fermentation and minimal proximal gas

DETAILS

FIBER TYPE: 0% soluble / 100% insoluble resistant starch (RS2)

FERMENTATION SPEED: Slow, distal-colon focused

STRAINS FED: Bifidobacterium adolescentis, B. pseudolongum, Eubacterium rectale, Roseburia spp., Faecalibacterium prausnitzii, Clostridium butyricum, Akkermansia muciniphila (via cross-feeding)

SCFAs: Strong butyrate plus acetate; minimal proximal gas
* In a randomized, placebo-controlled human study, Solnul RS2 significantly lowered circulating serum histamine and improved markers of gut barrier function, helping support histamine resilience from the inside out. (source)

Non‑fermentable
2,000 mg 1,950 mg fiber

Purified Alpha Cellulose

Mechanical bulk and stool form support, adding structure and motility without fermentation load or extra gas.

DETAILS

FIBER TYPE: 0% soluble / 100% insoluble, non-fermentable

FERMENTATION SPEED: Non-fermentable

STRAINS FED: Minimal direct feeding; indirect benefits via improved transit time and water content

SCFAs: Negligible; focuses on bulk, structure, and motility

Moderate
2,000 mg 1,900 mg fiber

Acacia Fiber (Gum Arabic)

Broad-spectrum prebiotic with excellent tolerability supporting bifido, lacto, and key butyrate producers.

DETAILS

FIBER TYPE: ~100% soluble / 0% insoluble, very low-viscosity

FERMENTATION SPEED: Moderate

STRAINS FED: B. longum, B. animalis, B. breve, L. acidophilus, L. paracasei, Bacteroides spp., Faecalibacterium prausnitzii

SCFAs: Acetate and propionate; butyrate via cross-feeding

Slow‑Moderate
2,000 mg 1,800 mg fiber

Partially Hydrolyzed Guar Gum (PHGG)

Supports stool form, butyrate producers, and metabolic markers with excellent tolerance and low viscosity.

DETAILS

FIBER TYPE: ~100% soluble / 0% insoluble, low-viscosity

FERMENTATION SPEED: Slow–moderate

STRAINS FED: B. longum, F. prausnitzii, Roseburia spp., Ruminococcus spp., Parabacteroides distasonis, Bacteroides spp., Akkermansia (via cross-feeding)

SCFAs: Balanced acetate, propionate, and butyrate with strong butyrate support

Non‑fermentable
1,500 mg 1,300 mg fiber

Oat Hull Fiber

High-bulk insoluble fiber for stool mass, water binding, and peristalsis with minimal fermentation.

DETAILS

FIBER TYPE: ~5% soluble / 95% insoluble

FERMENTATION SPEED: Practically non-fermentable

STRAINS FED: Very limited direct feeding; primarily physical bulk

SCFAs: Minimal; mostly non-fermentable fraction

Moderate
1,000 mg 980 mg fiber

Larch Arabinogalactan

Immune-modulating prebiotic with a strong propionate signal supporting Akkermansia and bifido clusters.

DETAILS

FIBER TYPE: ~100% soluble / 0% insoluble

FERMENTATION SPEED: Moderate

STRAINS FED: B. longum, B. bifidum, B. animalis, Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron, Gemmiger, Blautia, Akkermansia (via cross-feeding)

SCFAs: Acetate and propionate; butyrate via cross-feeding

Moderate
1,000 mg 600 mg fiber

Fenugreek Fiber (Galactomannan‑Rich)

Viscous galactomannan for glycemic modulation and satiety, with targeted support for key Lactobacillus and bifido species.

DETAILS

FIBER TYPE: ~67% soluble / 33% insoluble

FERMENTATION SPEED: Moderate

STRAINS FED: Lactobacillus reuteri, L. johnsonii, Bifidobacterium spp., other Lactobacillus spp.

SCFAs: Mainly acetate with some propionate and butyrate via cross-feeding

Moderate
1,000 mg 520 mg fiber

Organic Pea Fiber

Propionate-focused legume fiber that supports metabolic health, GLP‑1, satiety, and glycemic control.

DETAILS

FIBER TYPE: ~43% soluble / 57% insoluble

FERMENTATION SPEED: Moderate

STRAINS FED: Prevotella copri / Prevotellaceae, Lachnospiraceae, Bifidobacterium spp.

SCFAs: Strong propionate with acetate; some butyrate via cross-feeding

Moderate
750 mg 300 mg fiber

Chia Seed Powder

Adds mucilage and texture for stool lubrication and mouthfeel with minor mixed fiber support.

DETAILS

FIBER TYPE: ~10% soluble / 90% insoluble

FERMENTATION SPEED: Moderate (minor contributor)

STRAINS FED: Broad, low-level support for resident SCFA producers; not a primary driver at this dose

SCFAs: Mainly acetate with smaller propionate and butyrate contribution

Fast‑Slow
250 mg 225 mg fiber

Apple Pectin Powder

Rapidly fermenting soluble pectin that primes proximal SCFA and incretin responses while feeding bifido species.

DETAILS

FIBER TYPE: 100% soluble / 0% insoluble

FERMENTATION SPEED: Moderate–fast (proximal colon)

STRAINS FED: B. longum, B. breve, Lactobacillus spp., Faecalibacterium prausnitzii and other butyrate producers via cross-feeding

SCFAs: Rapid acetate and propionate; butyrate via cross-feeding

Moderate
750 mg 100 mg fiber

Pumpkin Seed Powder

Whole-matrix seed powder providing minor fiber and nutrients that round out texture and microbiota support.

DETAILS

FIBER TYPE: ~40% soluble / 60% insoluble (approx.)

FERMENTATION SPEED: Moderate (minor contributor)

STRAINS FED: General microbiota support at low magnitude

SCFAs: Mixed SCFA profile, mostly acetate

Probiotic
2 Billion CFU MTCC 5856

LactoSpore® Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856

Heat-stable, spore-forming probiotic that survives stomach acid and cross-feeds butyrate producers via lactate and acetate.

DETAILS

TYPE: Spore-forming lactic acid probiotic (not a fiber source)

DOSE: 133 mg delivering 2 billion CFU per serving

SCFAs / METABOLITES: Produces lactate and acetate that can be cross-fed into butyrate and propionate by other taxa

PRIMARY ROLE: Synergizes with the prebiotic matrix to support GI comfort and SCFA networks

In a randomized, placebo-controlled human study, Solnul RS2 significantly lowered circulating serum histamine and improved markers of gut barrier function, helping support histamine resilience from the inside out. (source)

Slow. By design.

Most fibers break down fast. That’s the problem. Rapid fermentation produces a burst of gas, a spike of bloating, and a short window of benefit. Then it’s over. The bacteria that needed it most never got fed.

We weighted InfiniFiber toward slow, sustained fermentation. Slow-fermenting fibers stay active longer. They feed more species over more time. They produce steadier output. Less gas. Less bloating. More consistent results.

Formulated with low‑FODMAP–friendly fibers (no inulin or FOS), designed for better tolerance in sensitive guts.

Phase 1 · Proximal Colon

Rapid Activation, Not Gas

Standard fibers can ferment hard in one spot and cause immediate bloating. We paid special attention to limiting the availability of fast fermenting fibers that cause rapid gas production in the proximal colon.

Phase 2 · Mid Colon

Sustained Prebiotic Release

As the environment changes, the fiber profile shifts. This layer feeds transitional-zone bacteria with prebiotic precision, keeping fermentation moving instead of stalling in the upper gut.

Phase 3 · Distal Colon

SCFA Fuel in the Distal Colon

Where most fibers drop off, InfiniFiber’s structure keeps going. It delivers slow fermenting fiber, via Solnul, which makes it all the way to the distal colon.

InfiniFiber distal colon fermentation illustration

The Speed Gradient

← Fast Moderate Slow Non‑fermentable →
1.9%
37%
35%
26%
1.9%

Fast-fermenting fiber.

Fast fermentation is why people quit fiber supplements. We made it the smallest fraction of the formula.

35%

Slow-fermenting fiber.

This is where the sustained benefit comes from.

SPEED AMOUNT KEY FIBERS
Fast0.23 gApple Pectin
Moderate4.5 gAcacia, Larch, Pea, Fenugreek
Slow4.3 gPHGG, Resistant Potato Starch (RS2)
Non-fermentable3.2 gCellulose, Oat Hull

The InfiniFiber Difference

Optimized for propionate.
The metabolite most fiber supplements underdeliver.

When you rely on single-ingredient fibers, you miss out on the full picture. Research shows 75% of people taking a single fiber source experienced a reduction in gut bacteria diversity, while carefully designed fiber blends supported over two times more beneficial bacterial species; including unique strains no single fiber could reach alone. (Tan et al. 2023; Cantu-Jungles et al. 2025)

Bacteria ferment fiber into short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs). These are the actual molecules your body uses. Not all of them do the same thing. Most fiber supplements produce a generic mix, heavy on butyrate. We formulated for a different output.

Acetate
Butyrate
Prop (15%)
Typical
Supplement
Acetate
Butyrate
Prop (28%)
InfiniFiber
System

That difference matters.

Propionate is the SCFA most directly linked to satiety hormone secretion, liver fat reduction, and cardiovascular protection.

We didn’t optimize for one SCFA. We balanced all three. Most fibers skew heavily toward a single SCFA output. We paired propionate-emphasizing fibers (Pea, Larch AG, Acacia) with butyrate-emphasizing fibers (Solnul RS2, PHGG) and acetate contributors (Fenugreek, Pectin, Chia, Pumpkin). The result is a controlled ratio across all three metabolites, not just heavy in one.

SCFA Daily Yield What it does
Propionate 1.6–1.8 g Satiety (GLP-1), cholesterol, blood-brain barrier
Butyrate 1.3–1.5 g Gut barrier repair, anti-inflammatory, colonocyte fuel
Acetate 3.2–3.5 g Systemic energy, lipid metabolism
Propionate
1.6–1.8 g
Satiety (GLP-1), cholesterol, blood-brain barrier
Butyrate
1.3–1.5 g
Gut barrier repair, anti-inflammatory, colonocyte fuel
Acetate
3.2–3.5 g
Systemic energy, lipid metabolism

Most typical supplements produce a less-balanced mix that is heavy on butyrate and underdelivers on propionate. We recognized the importance of an optimized SCFA profile, pairing specific fibers to achieve a controlled ratio across all three metabolites. Our formula delivers a 25–28% propionate ratio compared to the 15% found in standard supplements, providing superior support for satiety and metabolic health.

Three jobs.
One supplement.

Fiber does three things. Most products optimize for one. InfiniFiber is tuned for all three.

1

FEED

Fermentable fibers become fuel for bacteria → SCFAs for mood, immunity, and metabolic health.
2

PROTECT

Slow‑fermenting fibers stay active longer, strengthening the gut lining and feeding barrier species.
3

MOVE

Non‑fermentable fibers add bulk, hold water, and keep transit consistent without excess gas.
50:50
Soluble‑to‑insoluble split
75:25
Fermentable‑to‑non‑fermentable ratio

Then we added something alive.

Research proves adding a targeted probiotic alongside prebiotic fiber produces results neither achieves alone.

Prebiotic Fiber

The Substrate

+

LactoSpore®

Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856

=

Synbiotic

They work as a unit.

LactoSpore® Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856 · 2 Billion CFU

Spore-forming. Survives stomach acid and shelf storage. Validated in RCTs for bloating (p < 0.001), IBS relief, and improved mood.

11 fibers. 1 Probiotic.

4 fermentation speeds.

40+ species fed.

One serving.
Infinite results.

It wasn’t designed to be the simplest fiber supplement.
It was designed to be the best.

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Great for first-time InfiniFiber users

$54.99
Just $1.83 per daily serving
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  • 11 clinically relevant fibers + 1 targeted probiotic
  • Supports digestion, mood, and metabolic health
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Most people notice smoother digestion within the first 1–2 weeks, with compounding benefits over 4–8 weeks of consistent daily use.

Ready to feed your foundation? 11 fibers + 1 probiotic, built for gut, brain, and metabolism.