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IP-6

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How to Use It

Virtually all research suggesting beneficial effects from taking IP-6 involve animals and not people. It is not known whether IP-6 would be useful for humans or if so, what would be the optimal amount.

Where to Find It

IP-6, also known as phytate, is associated with dietary fibre and thus is naturally present in a wide variety of plant foods, especially wheat bran, whole grains, and pulses. Usual dietary intakes range from 1–1.5 grams phytate per day.

Possible Deficiencies

While there is no dietary requirement for IP-6, people consuming diets low in dietary fibre and nuts and seeds have the lowest intake.

References

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