Natural fiber to relieve constipation and reduce body weight
I am writing to introduce a purified, water-insoluble dietary fiber sourced from safe, abundant resources that offers an effective, natural solution for functional constipation and weight management, which I achieved during my work as a faculty member at Jordan University of Science and Technology/School of Pharmacy.
Key Advantages of the Purified Fiber
• High Efficacy at Low Doses: Only 2-3 gm of the powder taken twice daily is needed to regulate bowel movements. • Safe and Non-Toxic: Sourced from safe natural materials, with no evidence of harmful side effects even at significantly higher doses. • Streamlined Production: Can be purified into a fine, versatile powder using a simple, two-step process. • Gut-Friendly Formulation Additive: Ideal for combining with supplements that typically induce constipation (such as iron). It can also help stabilize and soothe symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
• The purification fiber is highly stable and is suitable for marketing as granules, capsules, or powder.
This project is self-supported, and I have documented the results with a "before and after" 35+ case study to support these claims using an equivalent amount of the original source of the fiber.
I would welcome the opportunity to share this data and discuss potential pathways for the commercialization of this product.
About Jordan University of Science and Technology
Jordan University of Science and Technology is a large public research university in Ar-Ramtha, northern Jordan, with more than 23,000 students and a strongly science- and technology-oriented character. Its 11-square-kilometre campus combines research facilities, a university farm, advanced laboratories, and a major university hospital, supporting industry engagement, clinical translation, testing, and workforce development. A dedicated industry-linkage office coordinates consultations, technical teams, agreements, and laboratory testing for external partners. Its innovation center and technology transfer office support intellectual-property protection, startup formation, licensing, and commercialization. Research is supported by university allocations, competitive national funding, and international programs.
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