100mg per serving — A starch that resists digestion in the small intestine, functioning more like fiber than a typical starch.
Potato Resistant Starch, dosed at 100mg here, is a type of starch that resists breakdown in the small intestine, behaving more like dietary fiber than the starches your body typically absorbs quickly.
Because it survives digestion largely intact, it reaches the colon where, like inulin, it becomes a fuel source for beneficial bacteria.
Resistant starch is also studied for its effect on post-meal blood sugar response, since less of it converts to glucose compared to fully digestible starches.