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I was mindlessly grabbing my usual sugary cereal when a statistic stopped me cold: only about 7% of adults meet the recommended fiber intake of 14 grams per 1,000 calories consumed, according to ...

Having trouble getting things going? It’s time to add cereal back into your life. Reviewed by Dietitian Katey Davidson, M.Sc.FN, RD, CPT Cereals can be a convenient way to load up on fiber in the ...

High-fiber breakfast cereals that are low in added sugars may help lower cholesterol levels. Cheerios, Catalina Crunch and Kashi are among the six cholesterol-lowering cereals recommended by ...

Fiber is finally having its moment and just in time, as nearly 95 percent of Americans fall short of the daily fiber ...

The day after the big game is when many people try to get back to their day-to-day routines. Registered dietitian Sarah Ludmer, chief wellbeing officer at WK Kellogg Co., explains why many people fall ...

Good news for those looking for a tasty way to get their fiber: Consumer Reports' trained tasters recently found seven especially flavorful choices among 18 high-fiber cereals. (Just a decade ago, the ...

While most adults don't get enough fiber, a good source can come from breakfast cereal. Consumer Reports tested 26 brands and has found the best cereal options that are tasty, healthy and affordable.

Cereals that are high in sugar and low in fiber can spike blood sugar. Look for cereals with less than 5 grams of added sugar and at least 3 grams of fiber. Pair your cereal with fat and protein, and ...

There is arguably no meal more effortless than a bowl of cereal. You simply pour, add milk, and eat—no prep work, no culinary skills required, and zero mental fatigue. It is this ultimate convenience ...