Orange FibreMaxx + Gut Boost (2 Month Bundle)

“Fibremaxxing” is the popular trend of deliberately increasing your daily fibre intake to reach — or comfortably exceed — the recommended 30g a day. Most adults in the UK only manage around 18g, so there’s a real gap to close. Prioritising fibre this way supports healthy digestion, feeds the good bacteria in your gut, helps you feel fuller for longer and keeps energy steady. FibreMaxx makes it easy: two servings add 12g of fibre with no fuss. The golden rule is to build up gradually and drink plenty of water as you increase your intake.

Many people using GLP-1 medications choose to add a fibre supplement to their routine. These medications slow digestion and reduce appetite, so constipation and sluggish digestion are common — and because you’re eating less overall, it can be harder to get enough fibre from food alone. FibreMaxx is a simple, low-calorie way (just 21 kcal per serving) to top up your daily fibre and support regularity and gut comfort. Start with one scoop a day, drink plenty of water and build up gradually. If you also take any oral medication, take it a couple of hours apart from your fibre. FibreMaxx is a food supplement, not a medicine — always check with your prescriber or pharmacist before adding anything alongside prescription medication.

FibreMaxx isn’t a weight-loss product, but fibre can be a genuinely useful tool if you’re managing your weight. Soluble fibre such as chicory inulin absorbs water and slows digestion, which helps you feel fuller for longer and can curb the urge to snack — all for just 21 calories per serving. Used alongside a balanced, calorie-controlled diet, getting enough fibre can make healthy eating feel more manageable. It’s also a popular companion for people on GLP-1 medications or in a calorie deficit who want to protect their gut health and stay regular while eating less.

Many women notice more bloating, sluggish digestion and blood-sugar swings during perimenopause and menopause. Fibre can help on several fronts: it supports regular, comfortable digestion, feeds the beneficial bacteria in your gut, and soluble fibre helps slow the release of sugar into the bloodstream for steadier energy through the day. FibreMaxx isn’t a hormone treatment, but it’s a simple, low-calorie daily habit that looks after the digestive comfort and gut health so many women want to prioritise during this stage of life.

Many women managing PCOS focus on blood-sugar and insulin balance, and fibre plays a helpful supporting role. Soluble fibre such as chicory inulin slows how quickly sugar is absorbed after eating, which supports steadier energy and helps you feel fuller for longer, while prebiotic fibre supports a healthy gut microbiome. FibreMaxx isn’t a treatment for PCOS, but it’s an easy way to increase your daily fibre as part of a balanced diet. If you have PCOS, it’s always worth discussing your diet with your GP or a registered dietitian.

Yes — FibreMaxx is completely dairy-free, and it even includes the enzyme lactase, which helps break down lactose. It is, however, manufactured on equipment that also processes milk, so trace cross-contamination is possible. If you have a severe dairy allergy, please bear this in mind.

FibreMaxx is gentle for most people, and the included digestive enzymes and live cultures are there to support comfortable digestion. That said, chicory inulin is a prebiotic fibre (a FODMAP), and some people with IBS can be sensitive to it. If you have IBS or a particularly sensitive gut, start small — even half a scoop — see how you feel, and build up slowly. If you’re unsure, check with your GP or dietitian first.

Chicory inulin is a naturally occurring prebiotic fibre extracted from chicory root. It acts as food for the beneficial bacteria in your gut, helping them grow and thrive. This supports healthy digestion, regular bowel function and a balanced gut microbiome. It makes up 72.5% of FibreMaxx, making it one of the most concentrated inulin supplements available.

FibreMaxx includes 5 digestive enzymes — Amylase, Cellulase, Lactase, Lipase and Protease — to help your body break down different types of food (starches, cellulose, lactose, fats and proteins). This supports better nutrient absorption and more comfortable digestion, reducing the bloating that some people experience when increasing fibre intake.

When you first increase your fibre intake, some temporary bloating is normal as your gut adjusts. That’s why we recommend starting with one scoop (6g fibre) per day for the first week, then gradually increasing to two scoops (12g fibre). The included digestive enzymes and live cultures also help minimise discomfort during this transition period.

Yes — FibreMaxx is 100% vegan and vegetarian. All ingredients are plant-based. It is manufactured on equipment that processes egg, gluten, milk and soy, so trace cross-contamination is possible.

FibreMaxx has a light, refreshing natural orange flavour — naturally sweetened with stevia, not artificial sweeteners. It dissolves easily in water and also works well mixed into smoothies, yoghurt or porridge.

Absolutely. Many of our customers take both as part of their daily routine. The Plant Protein Powder already contains chicory inulin and digestive enzymes, so together they create a comprehensive nutrition and gut-health stack.

The NHS recommends 30g of fibre per day for adults. Most people in the UK only get around 18g. Two servings of FibreMaxx provide 12g of fibre, helping you close that gap significantly while also providing prebiotic support and digestive enzymes.