Fiber is primarily fermented and partially digested in the large intestine, or colon. Here, beneficial gut bacteria break down soluble fiber, producing short-chain fatty acids and gases as byproducts. This fermentation process contributes to gut health and provides some energy to the body. Insoluble fiber, on the other hand, passes through the digestive system largely intact, aiding in regular bowel movements.
Crude Fibre is named so because of extracting through acid alkali digestion method. Dietary fibre is not easily digested by our body enzymes and helps in stool movement after fermented by microbes
fibre isn't digested and goes straight through your body and is passed out your rectum. celery is a fibrey substance
Glucose
fibre isn't digested and goes straight through your body and is passed out your rectum. celery is a fibrey substance
it eliminates cellulose and fibre. Substances than aren't digested and absorbed
It isn't completely digested and makes up the bulk of the feces in the colon.
zero. Your body doesn't have the enzymes to digest fiber Some fibre is soluble and can be digested so this answer above is not correct. Carbs are normally 4 calories per gram but fibre as a carbohydrate is not completely digested by the body so estimate is 2 calories per gram.
Dietary Fibre cannot be digested easily by human intestines because of lackness of enzymes.
CelluloseAnswer:To be a nutrient a food material has to be digested and incorporated into the body as stored fat, converted to muscle or other protein, or converted to energy. So no nutrient as "not digested"/ Non-nutrient materials which provide other functions are fiber and water, and minerals asn trace chemicals such as salt, iron, zinc. Vitsmins can be regarded as supplimental to the body's own production. fibre can not be digested
Glucose, if you're a diabetic with a rectal bleed.
No, cellulose (fibre) is fermented to create traces of methanol.
fiber.