What can Yield do for you?
Make life a little easier. Feel better about yourself at the end of the day. Be healthier. You do all of it the same way, by closing your fiber gap.
- Lower rates of chronic disease.Higher fiber intake is linked to lower rates of heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, and colorectal cancer.
- Good for your gut, and how you feel.Fiber feeds the good bacteria in your gut, which help keep the gut lining healthy. It also slows digestion, so you stay full longer, blood sugar rises more gently, and you stay regular.
- 25 to 29g a day is where the research points.People who eat 25 to 29g of fiber a day tend to live longer, healthier lives.
What’s the right Yield plan for you?
Most American adults get about 15g of fiber a day. The recommended Daily Value is 28g. Each smoothie has 9-10g, so here’s a simple way to think about closing the gap.
If you eat fruit and vegetables with most meals.
You’re likely near the average already. One smoothie gets you close to the recommended Daily Value.
If you eat some fruit and vegetables, but don’t think much about fiber.
Two smoothies is about 20g, enough to get most people to the recommended Daily Value.
If fruit and vegetables aren’t part of most days.
Three smoothies is 27-30g, at or above the recommended Daily Value from Yield alone.
About these numbers
The 28g recommended Daily Value is based on a 2,000-calorie diet, which is closer to what most women need. Men typically need more, up to about 38g a day. Eating more fiber than you’re used to? Start with one and build up, with plenty of water. That’s what the 5-Day Fiber Reset is for. General nutrition information, not medical advice.
Sources: Reynolds et al., Carbohydrate quality and human health, The Lancet (2019); U.S. FDA Daily Value for dietary fiber; Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Yield is a food, not a treatment for any condition.




