Product descriptionIndigestible dextrin is a type of dietary fiber that is derived from starch. It is produced through a process that breaks down the starch into smaller molecules, resulting in a dextrin with a high fiber content.Indigestible dextrin is classified as a soluble fiber because it dissolves in water. However, unlike some other soluble fibers, it is not completely broken down or absorbed in the small intestine.

Soluble Corn/Tapioca Fiber(Resistant Dextrin) is a range of all-natural, non-GMO soluble fibers which provides superior binding functionality, reduced calories and increased dietary fiber for a variety of food applications. Available from a tapioca or corn starting source, Resistant Dextrin is unique in that it contains over 90% dietary fiber that is validated utilizing traditional AOAC methodology enhancing flavor and texture of finished products.

Application:1.Application in dairy productsResistant dextrin can be added as simple as granulated sugar or sugar without affecting the original flavor of the food, so it can be used to make dietary fiber-enhanced dairy products or milk beverages that supplement dietary fiber.2. Application in infant foodIn infants and young children, especially after weaning, the body of bifidobacteria is drastically reduced, leading to diarrhea, anorexia, developmental delay, and reduced nutrient utilization.

Ingestion of resistant dextrin - can cause hypoglycemia (glucose response =25) and blood insulin response (insulin response =13)). As a slow-release carbohydrate, it can partially or completely replace other carbohydrates, such as sugars and starches. For example, when syrups made from resistant dextrin are used in concentrated fruit drinks and consumed after dilution, the glucose reaction is only 10% of that of the equivalent sugar product.

APPLICATION1. Moistening bowel laxative effectUnlike standard starch, resistant dextrin is more like resistant starch, which is partially hydrolyzed in the upper part of the digestive tract, while the rest enters the large intestine. About three quarters of it is slowly fermented in the large intestine, and then discharged out of the body to moisten the intestine and relieve constipation.2. Improve the effect of lipid metabolismIn addition to simply increasing the amount of fiber in foods, dextrin-resistant foods also help delay the return of hunger and have some benefits for weight loss.3.

Resistant dextrin - In the small intestine can delay and inhibit the absorption and digestion of sugars, because resistant dextrin is water-soluble, it can form a gel, preventing the spread of sugars and absorption in the intestine.

Non-GMO natural corn starch, also called corn dextrin fiber, under acidity conditions and heating decomposition can get low molecular weight soluble glucan. White or light yellow resistant dextrin powder. As a type of soluble dextrin fiber, this non-gmo resistant dextrin can be soluble in water.

Resistant dextrin - In the small intestine can delay and inhibit the absorption and digestion of sugars, because resistant dextrin is water-soluble, it can form a gel, preventing the spread of sugars and absorption in the intestine. Resistant Dextrin is a new generation of water-soluble dietary fiber produced by natural starch. Dietary fiber is an indispensable substance to maintain human health.

Application in meat products: Resistant dextrin as dietary fiber can absorb aromas and prevent the volatilization of aroma substances.

Resistant Dextrin  is a soluble dietary fiber composed of indigestible polysaccharides that are difficult to be decomposed by human digestive enzymes. Compared to dextrin or starch, it has more indigestible bonds (α-1,6 bonds, α-1,2 bonds, α-1,3 bonds), so it has a dietary fiber content of 90% or more.

Resistant dextrin is a type of dietary fiber that is derived from starch. Starch is a complex carbohydrate that is found in many plant-based foods, including potatoes, corn, wheat, and rice.

Product descriptionDietary soluble fiber is a type of fiber that dissolves in water and forms a gel-like substance in the digestive tract.

Resistant DextrinDescription: Often used in food and beverages as soluble dextrin fiber to increase satiety and promote weight control. Not only it can boost volume, it can also reduce energy density of food and increase viscosity of liquids. Resistant Dextrin can also act as a prebiotic to improve insulin resistance.Product Usage: Sweetener in food and beverages, Add fiber and Bulk, Weight Loss Supplements.Qufu Bruschettini Biomedical Co.,Ltd.

Resistant dextrin is a water-soluble dietary fiber derived from corn starch introduced in Japan in 1988. 50% of this fiber will not be digested and absorbed by the human body, which is called "difficult to digest dextrin", and also known as "resistant dextrin".

1, Reduce blood sugar, resistant dextrin has a role in regulating the body, can play the value of dietary fiber, can help reduce blood sugar, especially for patients with high blood sugar or hyperglycemia, can reduce the body's demand for insulin, while inhibiting the body's absorption of external sugar, so the effect on reducing blood sugar is very prominent.2, In addition to simply increasing the fiber content of food, resistant dextrin can also help delay the recurrence of hunger pangs, resistant dextrin has been recognized as a prebiotic product by the "Public Nutrition Improv

Resistant dextrin is a type of dietary fiber that is made by breaking down starch using enzymes. It belongs to a group of compounds known as resistant oligosaccharides, which means that it is resistant to digestion in the small intestine and passes through to the large intestine where it can be fermented by the gut microbiota.Resistant dextrin is commonly used as a functional ingredient in a range of food and beverage products, including baked goods, snacks, and beverages. It can be used as a bulking agent, a fat replacer, and a source of dietary fiber.

In infants and young children, especially after weaning, the bifidobacteria in the body suddenly decreases, resulting in diarrhea and anorexia, growth retardation, and reduced utilization of nutrients, so the consumption of water-soluble resistant dextrin can improve the utilization of nutrients and promote the absorption of calcium, iron, zinc, and other trace elements.Product Parameters Product Name  Resistant  Dextrin         ProductSpecificationLoss On Drying≤6%Ash≤0.5%Total  Dietary  Fiber≥90%PH3.0-6.0As(mg/kg)≤0.5

Resistant Dextrin of our company is a natural small molecule water-soluble dietary fiber that is made of non-genetically modified natural corn starch as a raw material, obtained by enzymatic hydrolysis, fibrosis, purification and drying.

Soluble Corn FiberSoluble corn fiber is a versatile dietary fiber source that can be used in a wide range of food or beverage applications without impacting taste or texture. Functional benefits include improved mouthfeel, bulking agent for sugar reduction and increased moistness.As a low calorie soluble food raw material, resistant dextrin has a broad development prospect in food industry. In recent years, the scale of the global resistant dextrin market has gradually expanded under the increasing demand for diet health.

Most binding options are accompanied with negative baggage including high sugar content that impacts blood glucose levels andthe risk of instigating gastrointestinal distress. Resistant Dextrin eliminates both by offering a low sugar and high fiber binder thathas a low glycemic index and can be tolerated at very high usage rates.

Resistant dextrin, a soluble dietary substance that mostly resists intestinal digestion and ferments mainly in the colon. According to one definition (Roberfroid, 2005) and different announcements published by official committees in various countries (e.g. Italy and France), it is soluble dietary fiber. As a result, resistant dextrins can be added to foods up to 20-25% (weight/weight ratio), and resistant dextrins are officially recognized and labeled as soluble fiber in many countries, including China.

Resistant dextrin is a kind of low calorie dextran obtained from corn starch by heating and decomposing under acidic conditions, which belongs to low molecular weight water-soluble dietary fiber. Dietary fiber is an indispensable substance to maintain human health.

On the market, there are a variety of soluble and insoluble dietary fibers. Insoluble dietary fiber is difficult to make processed foods taste good because it is coarse and not smooth. However, due to its high viscosity and large gelatinability, water-soluble dietary fiber can not be used well in food processing. In recent years, the low-viscosity water-soluble dietary fiber has made dietary fiber easy to absorb.

Resistant Dextrin is a new generation of water-soluble dietary fiber produced by natural starch. Many fiber sources are available on the market, but none offers all the benefits of Resistant Dextrin: acid and thermal stability, high digestive tolerance, low glycemic index, low insulinemic index and low caloric value.