Belo 6-in-1 Prebiotic Fibre Powder | 11 g Per Serve

You track your protein. You've probably never once tracked your fibre. Belo 6-in-1 gives you 11g of prebiotic fibre a serve, six sources, feeding all three zones of your gut in one scoop, dissolved into whatever you're already drinking.

  • ✅ 11g fibre per serve: most people get under half that all day
  • ✅ 6 fibres working across all 3 stages of your gut
  • ✅ Low FODMAP & gut-gentle, built for people fibre usually upsets
  • ✅ Unflavoured & versatile
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Benefits
  • Supports regularity, without the single-fibre bloat
  • Supports all 3 zones of your gut, not just the first
  • Supports a gut fed by 6 fibres, not one
  • Supports digestive comfort other fibre blends work against
  • Supports regularity, without the single-fibre bloat
  • Supports all 3 zones of your gut, not just the first
  • Supports a gut fed by 6 fibres, not one
  • Supports digestive comfort other fibre blends work against
🌿 Clean Ingredients. Nothing Extra.

Ingredients — per 12g serve

Soluble corn fibre — 3.5g
Gum arabic (acacia) — 3.0g
PHGG (Sunfiber-type) — 2.5g
Polydextrose — 1.5g
Sodium alginate (from kelp) — 1.0g
Citrus pectin — 0.5g
Silicon dioxide — 0.01g

Total dietary fibre per serve: 11g

Six fibres, real doses, nothing hidden behind a "proprietary blend." Silicon dioxide is a trace anti-caking agent — everything else is fibre your gut bacteria can actually use.

Ingredients — per 12g serve

Soluble corn fibre — 3.5g
Gum arabic (acacia) — 3.0g
PHGG (Sunfiber-type) — 2.5g
Polydextrose — 1.5g
Sodium alginate (from kelp) — 1.0g
Citrus pectin — 0.5g
Silicon dioxide — 0.01g

Total dietary fibre per serve: 11g

Six fibres, real doses, nothing hidden behind a "proprietary blend." Silicon dioxide is a trace anti-caking agent — everything else is fibre your gut bacteria can actually use.

🍊 Zero Sugar. Zero Taste.

No added sugar, no aftertaste, no chalky texture. Fully soluble and completely unflavoured, so it disappears into coffee, water, or a smoothie without changing a thing.

No added sugar, no aftertaste, no chalky texture. Fully soluble and completely unflavoured, so it disappears into coffee, water, or a smoothie without changing a thing.

The fibre gap

Almost nobody is getting enough fibre.

95%

of adults don't consume the recommended amount of fibre

American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine, 2017
14g

the average daily gap between what your gut needs and what it gets

American Heart Association, 2022
<20%

of Australian adults meet the fibre target linked to lower chronic disease risk

National Nutrition Survey, AU

Bloating. Irregularity. The 3pm slump. A starving gut doesn't stay quiet.

Illustration of a digestive tract with a single fibre source tangled and overloading zone 1, while zones 2 and 3 are left empty

Why fibre has let you down

The fibre you've tried probably made things worse.

Most fibre supplements are one cheap fibre source — usually psyllium — fermenting in one place: your upper gut. That's the bloat you remember. And while your upper gut gets overloaded, the rest of your gut gets nothing at all.

The formula hasn't changed in 20 years. Your understanding of the gut has.

If fibre usually upsets you, that's not your gut being difficult. It's a single-fibre product doing exactly what single fibres do.

How Belo works

Six fibres. Three zones. One scoop.

Your gut is a garden with three beds — and each one feeds on different fibres, at different speeds, in different places. Belo 6-in-1 is blended so every zone gets fed.

ZONE 1 · FRONT BEDS ZONE 2 · MIDDLE ROWS ZONE 3 · FAR END ONE SCOOP Corn fibre + acacia — fed fast, no gas spike PHGG + polydextrose — fed deeper Pectin + kelp alginate — fed where nothing else reaches
1

The front beds

Soluble corn fibre · Acacia

Fast-feeding fibres for your upper gut — without the gas spike single-source fibre causes here.

2

The middle rows

PHGG · Polydextrose

Slow fermenters that travel deeper, reaching bacteria most fibre blends never get to.

3

The far end

Citrus pectin · Kelp alginate

Reaches the final zone of your gut — the part almost nothing else touches.

Then water it daily: 11g of real fibre, every day. Consistency restores balance — a one-off dose doesn't.

Full transparency

Real doses. No "proprietary blend."

Every gram on the label, nothing hidden. Six fibres your gut bacteria can actually use — and a trace anti-caking agent. That's the whole list.

Soluble corn fibre3.5g
Gum arabic (acacia)3.0g
PHGG (Sunfiber-type)2.5g
Polydextrose1.5g
Sodium alginate (from kelp)1.0g
Citrus pectin0.5g
Total dietary fibre per 12g serve11g

Plus silicon dioxide (0.01g), a trace anti-caking agent. No added sugar, no sweeteners, no flavours.

Nutrition information panel

Effortless by design

One scoop. Any drink. Every day.

STEP 1

One level scoop

12g — no measuring, no guesswork.

STEP 2

Into anything

Water, coffee, smoothie. Fully soluble, completely unflavoured — nothing changes but your fibre intake.

STEP 3

Daily, quietly

Consistency is the product. Your gut rebalances on routine, not one-off doses.

For the skeptics — we like you

The science, simply.

Why fibre diversity matters

Your gut is home to trillions of bacteria, and like any ecosystem it thrives on variety. Fibres differ in how they dissolve, thicken and ferment — some are used up quickly near the start of the colon, some slowly further down. Feed your gut just one type and you feed only one neighbourhood.

Prebiotics feed your bugs

A prebiotic is a fibre that's selectively used by your gut microbes. It passes undigested to the colon, where bacteria ferment it — that fermentation is the feeding.

Fermentation makes short-chain fatty acids

Fermentation produces short-chain fatty acids such as butyrate — an energy source for the cells lining your gut, and a signal molecule for the rest of your body.

Speed & place matter

A fibre's solubility, viscosity and fermentability decide where and how fast it works — which is why a blend reaches more of your gut than any single fibre can.

References

1. Gibson GR, et al. ISAPP consensus statement on prebiotics. Nat Rev Gastroenterol Hepatol. 2017;14(8):491–502.
2. Slavin J. Fiber and prebiotics: mechanisms and health benefits. Nutrients. 2013;5(4):1417–1435.
3. Koh A, et al. From dietary fiber to host physiology. Cell. 2016;165(6):1332–1345.
4. Gill SK, et al. Dietary fibre in gastrointestinal health and disease. Nat Rev Gastroenterol Hepatol. 2021;18(2):101–116.
5. Heiman ML, Greenway FL. A healthy gastrointestinal microbiome is dependent on dietary diversity. Mol Metab. 2016;5(5):317–320.
6. McRorie JW, McKeown NM. Understanding the physics of functional fibers. J Acad Nutr Diet. 2017;117(2):251–264.

Source: PubMed. These references support the general gut-health science shown here and are not product-specific claims.

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