Colon Cleanse Lax Forte Lactulose 12 sachets

Supplement based on lactulose and plant extracts to promote intestinal function. It is an osmotic laxative that also reactivates digestive functions (notably the synergy of liver and bile plants and mucosal protectors). It is indicated in cases of chronic constipation with periods of severe constipation, especially when stools become hard and dry and cause discomfort and discomfort when going to the bathroom. It is also indicated in cases of constipation in people with reduced mobility: convalescence, temporary immobility, and other specific causes or secondary to neurological diseases.

HOW TO USE

• It is recommended to take 1 pocket
• drink per day, either directly or diluted
• with water. It is recommended to take it at
• night and always at the same time.

Main advantages

Synergy of plants

• Digestive
• Hepatic-biliary
• Antispasmodic
• Protective of the intestinal mucosa

1. Reactivates digestive function to avoid creating a habit.
2. Faster effect than other products that only contain lactulose and other osmotic laxatives.
3. Improves symptoms associated with episodes of constipation: gas, bloating, etc.
4. Prevents unwanted effects of lactulose (flatulence and other gastrointestinal discomfort).

Summary of Components, Actions, and Effects

• Lactulose (10 g)

  • Action: Osmotic laxative.

  • Effect: Increases peristalsis and the volume of feces. It works because Lactulose is broken down in the colon into small organic acids that lower the pH and draw water out of the intestine into the light of the colon. It softens the stool and facilitates defecation.

• Plum (fruit juice concentrate, 1.6 g)

  • Action: Laxative and prebiotic.

  • Effect: The fruit has a mechanical laxative effect, increasing fecal mass. It also has a regenerative activity on the intestinal bacterial flora, induced by the fiber and the osmotic effect of sorbitol.

• Marshmallow (root, 20 mg)

  • Action: Demulcent.

  • Effect: The mucilages coat the digestive mucosa, protecting it from inflammation, and also act as an intestinal regulator.

• Milk Thistle (fruit, 2-400 mg)

  • Action: Hepatoprotective.

  • Effect: Relieves dyspepsia (sensation of fullness, indigestion) and functional digestive disorders of biliary origin.

• Artichoke (leaf, 400 mg)

  • Action: Eupeptic, choleretic, and cholagogue.

  • Effect: Promotes the production and flow of bile to the intestine. It provides symptomatic relief for digestive disorders such as a sensation of fullness, bloating, and flatulence.

• Tamarind (fruit, 200 mg)

  • Action: Laxative.

  • Effect: The pulp of tamarind is a laxative, due to its content of organic acids and pectin (fiber).

• Dandelion (root, 200 mg)

  • Action: Choleretic and cholagogue.

  • Effect: Promotes the production and flow of bile to the intestine.

• Mallow (leaf and flower, 200 mg)

  • Action: Demulcent and intestinal regulator.

  • Effect: Due to its mucilage content, the flower and leaf have demulcent properties with an anti-inflammatory effect, exerting a protective effect on the mucosa. It also promotes intestinal regularity as a source of soluble fiber.

• Cinnamon (bark, 100 mg)

  • Action: Eupeptic, carminative, and antispasmodic.

  • Effect: Aids digestion and the elimination of gases and relaxes the smooth muscle of the intestine, thereby relieving colic-type discomfort.

• Witch Hazel (leaf, 100 mg)

  • Action: Vasoconstrictor.

  • Effect: The leaf (and less frequently the bark) is traditionally used, internally, for the symptomatic treatment of hemorrhoids.

• Mint (leaf, 100 mg)

  • Action: Antispasmodic, choleretic, and carminative.

  • Effect: Relieves symptoms of dyspepsia such as colic-type pain, promotes the elimination of gases, and increases bile production.