Glucomannan Powder from Konjac Root

Nature’s Fiber Provider

The konjac plant is native to Japan, China, and Indonesia. The root is the edible part of the plant, which is where glucomannan is extracted from Glucomannan powder is a dietary fiber. Glucomannan firms into a konjac jelly substance.

Glucomannan is a healthy, natural source of soluble fiber.

A Versatile Supplement

Glucomannan powder can be used to make flour, rice, noodles and in baking or cooking traditional Japanese dishes like konnyaku. It can also be blended into protein shakes, smoothies, sauces, tea and coffee drinks. It is the perfect addition to any diet, especially for those who have an appetite for Keto-friendly foods.

Other Ways to Use Glucomannan

Are you at a loss when it comes to finding a gentle facial exfoliator? Now, although it is a supplement, glucomannan is used to make a popular beauty product: the konjac facial sponge. Glucomannan powder can also be used to make nourishing face masks and scrubs!

Natural and Pure Powder

Carlyle Glucomannan is Non-GMO, packaged and lab tested for quality in a GMP certified facility in the USA. In addition, this nutrient is free of common allergens including gluten, lactose, milk, yeast, soy, wheat, artificial sweetener, artificial flavor, and preservatives.

Directions: For adults, take one-half (1/2) heaping teaspoon (approx. 2 g) with at least 8 fl. oz. of  ater  0-45 minutes before a meal. Can be taken one to two times daily. Taking this product without enough liquid may cause choking. Do not take immediately before going to bed.

Warning: If you are pregnant, nursing, taking any medications or have any medical condition, consult your doctor before use. If any adverse reactions occur, immediately stop using this product and consult your doctor. If seal under cap is damaged or missing, do not use. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place. NOTE: This product contains fiber, which can affect the absorption of many medications. Avoid taking this product within 2 hours of taking medications or follow the advice of your health care practitioner.