Zarbis Laxaney Nutrition Supplements for Constipation and Bloating, 45tabs

Promotes normal intestinal function, suitable for mild constipation and bloating.

It also prevents the recurrence of symptoms and helps maintain good digestive function over time.

Senna activates bowel motility. Fennel has a spasmolytic effect and together with Aloe help relieve the pain caused by constipation. restore gut function

WITHOUT gluten, lactose, sweeteners, pigments and genetically modified ingredients.

100% herbal preparation

Content 45 tablets

DID YOU KNOW?

It is very common problem

20% to 30% of the world population has frequent or transient constipation, while in 10% the problem is chronic.

At the age of 65 and over above, the problem is about 30% of the population.

Prefers city dwellers

About 50% of large urban dwellers suffer

from constipation. Mostly (60%) are middle class.

It's more common in women

Seven out of ten people with constipation are women between 35-65 years, who suffer more often than men. Also, constipation can occur during pregnancy or menopause due to hormonal changes.

Common causes

A trip or vacation can trigger a constipation. Even a move or any other change in the environment and generally in the daily schedule can be a cause of transient constipation. The reason is mainly because established habits, including eating disorders, are disrupted.

Excessive stress can lead to constipation. In general, stressful conditions affect the digestive system causing symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea and constipation.

3 simple steps that reduce the chance of occurrence

Fruit-rich diet : Good choices are kiwi, pear and plum, vegetable and fiber rich

fiber

Daily Exercise: Even 20 Minutes Walking Enough

Adequate quantity Liquids: At least 8-10 glasses

The next step

When nutrition and exercise are not in themselves effective, then the next the stage for the treatment of constipation is the simultaneous administration of specialized nutritional supplements or medication with the guidance of your pharmacist. Of course, if the problem persists, you should consult your doctor. The guidance of the pharmacist or doctor is necessary to properly diagnose and treat the problem so as not to become chronic and painful.