Health Food Supplements

DXN MycoVeggie — fibre food supplement

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DXN MycoVeggie

Product information

DXN lists MycoVeggie as a high-fibre supplement made from a blend that includes psyllium husk, vegetables, mushrooms, spirulina, herbs, fruits and spices. Its published ingredient list names psyllium husk, celery, several mushrooms, sweet corn, lime, orange, spirulina, green tea, cinnamon and other ingredients. DXN lists 400 g bottles and 5 g × 40 sachets. The published source does not provide finished-product fibre quantities or substantiated health outcomes.

Morocco availability: The item appears in the reference catalogue, but Moroccan availability and formulation must be confirmed locally.

Evidence note

Product-specific evidence found is DXN’s own product listing and ingredient/packaging information; no independent clinical evidence for this finished product was identified. General information about dietary fibre is ingredient/nutrient context only, not evidence of a MycoVeggie benefit.

Safety and use

The regional catalogue provides no use directions or warning details. Follow the directions and cautions on the locally supplied package; do not infer a serving amount from the sachet size.

This page is for general product information only. It is not medical advice. No product is presented as diagnosing, treating, curing or preventing disease. Check the current Moroccan label and consult a qualified health professional about health concerns, medicines, pregnancy, allergies or supplements.

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Sources

  • DXN Arabia product catalogue — Lists DXN MycoVeggie in the Health Food Supplement category; its catalogue image path is images/bh/MYCO_Mycoveggie.jpg, forming the image URL supplied above.
  • DXN MycoVeggie product listing — Official DXN listing identifies it as a high-fibre supplement; supplies the ingredient list, 400 g and 5 g × 40 sachet packaging, and the wording of its traditional-use advertisement.
  • NHS: How to get more fibre into your diet — Independent general context: dietary fibre in foods can support digestion and choosing fibre-containing foods can increase fullness; this is not evidence about MycoVeggie.