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Which polysaccharide helps fecal material move through the intestinal tract, thus preventing constipation?
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Which polysaccharide helps fecal material move through the intestinal tract, thus preventing constipation?

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The polysaccharides are the glucose chain which helps in digestion . the fibres are the insoluble polysaccharides which helps in easy flow of fecal materials to move through intestinal tract and also helps in preventing constipation.
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