Converse of object

• eat: As if eating bran would make you healthier anyway.

• add: Perhaps the evidence for simply adding cereal bran to your breakfast is less convincing than that for adopting a broader fiber diet.

• include: She had tried various self help measures such as including bran in her diet which had only aggravated her symptoms.

• scatter: The final test condition involved providing extra bran scattered in the enclosure substrate.

• contain: When purchased they should be kept in an open top box or tray, containing bran.

• take: If your symptoms do not improve after 3-4 weeks of taking bran, then stop or reduce it.

Preposition: for

• bowel: I've even come across a dietician recommending wheat bran for irritable bowel.

Adjective modifier

• raw: Also, raw bran can simply clog up the gut, making constipation more likely.

• natural: Natural bran is a useful way of ensuring that you don't become constipated.

Modifies a noun

• muffin: For the record, I haven't had a bran muffin, ice cream or a diet soft drink in years.

• flake: Breakfast of bran flakes then over to the chemotherapy suite in the ' city ' hospital.

• mash: A warm bran mash is always welcomed on cold winter mornings.

• tub: Lots of prizes were won on the day from the bran tub, including special editions of just 20 pieces!

• cereal: There is an ORGANIC SHOP where I finally found a local bran cereal.

• fiber: Lensi has simply added wholemeal bran fiber to authentic Italian pasta to presen Fiber Plus Pasta.

Noun used with modifier

• oat: Corn bran is the best, followed by wheat bran, and then oat bran.

• wheat: In addition, wheat bran may be added to the diet.

• rice: Cereal by-products - wheat chaff, maize gluten feed, rice bran.

• cereal: Perhaps the evidence for simply adding cereal bran to your breakfast is less convincing than that for adopting a broader fiber diet.

• soya: Sieve potato, soya flours and salt and then stir in the soya bran and oil.