starch content.
Resistant starch can act as a prebiotic substrate, meaning it provides material that certain beneficial intestinal bacteria can use. Fermentation produces compounds that help support the intestinal environment.
This is one reason resistant starch has attracted attention in nutrition research.
However, digestive health is influenced by many factors, including overall fiber intake, fluid consumption, physical activity, medications, and underlying medical conditions.
Green bananas are only one possible source of resistant starch. Other sources include cooked and cooled potatoes or rice, legumes, oats, and certain whole grains, although the amount of resistant starch varies with preparation and storage.
For some people, green bananas may increase feelings of fullness. For others, the additional fermentable starch may produce gas or bloating.
If you have irritable bowel syndrome or a sensitive digestive system, your response may depend on the amount eaten and your individual tolerance.
There is no need to force yourself