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can you help me with a gluten-free fiber cereals and food list for celiacs?

Hi,
I need to have more fiber in my diet
I need fiber cereal lists and food lists of gluten-free foods
thank you
meki- 6 small meals a day is better if you are dieting etc… I do eat healthy- and that was not a answer to my question
also i eat very healthy- that is why i needed gf cereals etc.. to get fiber in my diet- chemo thanks for the cereals- i will def. buy enjoy life cereals

I have the same problem. My favorite Gluten Free High Fiber Cereal is made by “Enjoy Life”
Perky’s Crunchy Flax-Gluten Free/Nut Free Cereal.
Ingredients: Whole Sorghum Flour, Ground Flax Seed, Honey, Raisin Juice and Salt.
It has 6 Grams of Fiber in it, per 3/4 cup serving. I usually have a cup of it.
It’s crunchy, and pleasant tasting, and you can get even MORE Fiber, if you add Raspberries or Blueberries to the top of it.
Also, google: Prune Wafers. All you need is 2 an evening, and you will be regular by morning. It’s been a blessing for me, as I have been constipated since I was 10…Good Luck.

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