A difficult intestinal transit is sometimes at the root of a variety of concerns and discomfort. However, two out of three women and one out of five men suffer from slow intestinal transit at some point, simply because we sometimes eat too quickly, the food is too heavy, or we do not eat enough fruits and vegetables... Walking stimulates intestinal transit, but nowadays we hardly walk anywhere. Work stress can also prevent us from going to the bathroom when we should, disrupting our biological clock, which tells us when it's time to go.
Even on vacation, our intestinal transit can sometimes be disturbed! Our eating habits change and this affects intestinal transit.
So, what can we do to feel lighter and less bloated? When we need more balance or help, nature offers us a complete range of active plant ingredients that, in combination and in the correct dosage, help us safely stimulate intestinal function.
Difficult intestinal transit? Abdominal discomfort? But what is it really about? Regardless of the cause, intestinal discomfort manifests differently in different people. We can group them into two different categories: Some people feel discomfort directly related to the irregularity of their intestinal transit (less frequent bowel movements): irregular intestinal transit. Some people in this category feel irregular intestinal transit accompanied by a feeling of bloated stomach: irregular intestinal transit accompanied by abdominal bloating. Nature offers us ways to control these discomforts.
To effectively relieve unpleasant symptoms and restore more regular bowel movements, you can ingest dietary fibers and/or plants known for their abilities to promote stool hydration, stimulate muscle contractions of the intestinal walls, and act on abdominal bloating.
Quick Effect Fruits & Fibers
This type of discomfort is characterized by reducing the frequency of bowel movements (less than three times a week). It is very common among young women and usually begins during puberty. You are not alone! In Belgium, more than a million women suffer from this problem: this intestinal discomfort stems from a lazy intestine. The frequency of bowel movement is weak and low, which means that you only evacuate once or twice a week. The natural solution for this discomfort consists of hydrating and stimulating the intestine: certain plants, such as rhubarb, contain active ingredients that act on intestinal muscle contractions and prevent the intestine from becoming lazy!
Ingredients:
- Per tablet:
- Figs (Ficus carica L.) - 6.5 g;
- Humectant: glycerin;
- Sucrose;
- Lactose;
- Rhubarb powder standardized in sennosides (Rheum palmatum L. / Rheum officinale Baillon, Cassia angustifolia Vahl, wheat syrup (gluten-free) - 431 mg;
- Guar gum (Cyamopsis tetragonolobus) - 400 mg;
- Tamarind pulp (Tamarindus indica) L. - 400 mg;
- Rhubarb compote (Rheum Rhaponticum / Rheum rhabarbarum L. - 350 mg;
- Dates concentrate (Phoenix dactylifera - 200 mg;
- Fermented milk powder.
Directions for use:
- Adults and children over 12 years old; Take 1 tablet at night with a large glass of water.
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