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Insoluble fiber does not dissolve in water, thus providing bulk and moisture to the stool. Both types of fiber are good for constipation. Since both types are found in all plant foods, it is not necessary to try to remember which foods are a good source of which type of fiber. However, too much fiber too soon can be hard on your system and may add to symptoms of gas and bloating.
Soluble fiber soaks up the moisture in food and slows digestion. This can help keep you regular if you make it part of your daily routine. Insoluble fiber adds bulk to your stool and relieves constipation faster, and has the added benefit of getting toxins out of your body quicker. Good sources of soluble fiber are: oranges, apples, carrots, oatmeal, and flax seed. Good sources of insoluble fiber are: nuts, seeds, fruit skins, and dark leafy vegetables.