Lesson Learned: No Fiber One Bars for Breakfast!
OMG!!!
DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT EAT FIBER ONE BARS FOR BREAKFAST! I had two and Ive been paying for it all darn day! :o Im at work so trying to hold "things" in has been miserable....and my stomache has been grumbling and growling all day :tired: My advice: Dont do it!!! Wait till you have some food in your gut already before eating these! Mug |
Fiber One bars give me those same symptoms no matter what else I've eaten during the day. I can do the Gnu Flavor & Fiber, but the Fiber One kills me...
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I made the mistake of letting my 3 year old grandson eat one. Lesson learned!!
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The thing about fiber one bars is they are not kidding when they say they have a lot of fiber. 2 bars for breakfast is 66% of the recommended amount of daily fiber. If you go from a low fiber diet to a high fiber diet, yes you will pay. I have found gradually increasing my fiber intake has really helped, and I can now eat a high fiber breakfast without a problem.
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Thanks for the advice! Never thought of that!
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I have them for breakfast all the time but I've been eating a high fiber diet for years. I think it's all related to what your guts is used to.
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There is a reason they are nicknamed 'Farty Bars' around here. Even the kids have learned not to eat more than one. My 5 year old once ate two of them. Yowza!
Actually, that's why the commercial for their yogurt is so funny. They have the older woman from Desperate Housewives eating a bunch of 'samples' in the store and then they all laugh about how much fiber she just ate and the woman is clueless. I had one for breakfast too. Good thing I don't work in an office! LOL! |
I eat an extremely high fiber diet but CANNOT handle Fiber One bars! They wreck my stomach! I am not sure why??
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Could be the type of fiber.
My diet includes a lot of insoluble fiber which is what Fiber One uses - it's considered a gut-fiber. Soluble fiber is the type in things like oatmeal - this type of fiber is good for lowering cholestrol. |
I left a box at my exes. He had no food and he ate the whole box. He messaged me later saying he was on the toilet for hours.
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I eat them a lot for breakfast and have had no problems...my best friend can't handle them so I guess it depends on the person :)
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I've never had the Fiber One bars, but I know that a serving of Fiber One cereal and a strong cup of coffee works better than an entire box of Ex-Lax! :lol:
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Heh, I posted about these things a few weeks ago. They give me what my son used to call "gurgly bottom". I eat one some mornings for a mid-morning snack, but just ONE. And if I eat them two mornings in a row, stand back! My poor gut will start rumbling and bubbling like there is a volcano about to blow! I really like them and I can handle them every other morning, but not every day. And for me, I don't think it's a matter of building up to it because I've been trying to get used to these for a couple of months now and I've found that I can only do them in small doses.
One of my boys can eat them just fine, though--they don't bother him at all. |
ROFL...I had a "binger" last week on Kashi cereal--four bowls to be exact..I went to sleep afterwards..the next morning I woke up and almost couldn't get my kids out the door--I was way too busy running back and forth to the bathroom!
I had eaten it on an empty stomach too--I had gone all day on only egg whites and coffee..then decided the cereal sounded really good..NOT! |
Funny, since I had my gallbladder out when I was 18 there are a lot of foods that have this effect on me, but strangely, not fiber one bars. I frequently have one for breakfast or lunch (never get breaks at work) and have not this reaction. I guess I do have a decent amount of fiber in my daily diet though.
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