Study in mice suggests a common publicly available gel-forming oat‑derived beta‑glucan fiber may reduce levels of cancer‑linked PFAS "forever chemicals." Early trials where test subjects ingested the fiber supplement before meals showed promise for improved elimination of PFAS chemicals via feces. – healthradar.net

Study in mice suggests a common publicly available gel-forming oat‑derived beta‑glucan fiber may reduce levels of cancer‑linked PFAS "forever chemicals." Early trials where test subjects ingested the fiber supplement before meals showed promise for improved elimination of PFAS chemicals via feces.

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