The role of psyllium in the treatment of metabolic syndrome

• Olga P. P'yanykh

Abstract

The peculiarity of the presented clinical case is to demonstrate the prospects of using soluble dietary fiber-psyllium-in addition to dietary measures and medication management of patients with metabolic syndrome, as well as to prevent the development of gestational diabetes in high-risk pregnant women.

Keywords:obesity, metabolic syndrome, dietary fiber, psyllium

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