Improve your intestinal transit and support your digestion with Santé Verte intestinal transit tablets. This complex of 5 targeted plants is specially designed to help your body function normally and offer you optimal intestinal comfort. Order Santé Verte Digestconfort Transit from our organic pharmacy.
If you suffer from disturbed and irregular intestinal transit, or need a boost to help your digestion, try Santé Verte's Transit Intestinal Tablets food supplement. This complex of 5 targeted herbs, including tamarind, prune and marshmallow, contributes to the normal functioning of intestinal transit and helps support digestion.
Disrupted transit can manifest itself in different ways, and it's important to be aware of common signs and symptoms. Among the most common signs of disrupted transit are constipation, diarrhea, bloating, abdominal pain, flatulence and a general feeling of malaise. In fact, if you experience any of these symptoms, or a combination of several of them, it may indicate a transit problem.
That's why it's important to follow certain preventive measures to avoid transit problems. Drinking enough water, consuming fiber, exercising regularly, taking time to eat, avoiding stress and going to the toilet as soon as you feel the need are all simple tips to improve your transit. If you want to maintain regular transit and prevent constipation problems, it's important to follow these recommendations and adopt a healthy, balanced diet. If in doubt, consult a doctor for a precise diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
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Ideally, take 1 tablet in the morning, followed by 2 tablets in the evening to optimize the product's beneficial effects.
When you suffer from occasional constipation, ask yourself if you're drinking enough water? Drinking water throughout the day helps to hydrate stools for better consistency and transit. As a complement: to increase your food intake and facilitate transit, you can eat nutsedge. This small tuber helps regulate intestinal function, as it is an excellent natural source of fiber. Yellow nutsedge is also recognized for its appetite-suppressant action, which helps you lose and stabilize your weight.
Precautions for use
[IL-6029-C] Prune powder (Prunus domestica), Dried Tamarind fruit extract (Tamarindus indica), Bulking agents : Tricalcium phosphate, Microcrystalline cellulose; Dried extract of Marshmallow root (Althaea officinalis), Dried extract of Artichoke leaf (Cynara scolymus), Dried extract of Coriander fruit (Coriandrum sativum), Coating agents: Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose, Microcrystalline cellulose, Stearic acid; Anticaking agent: Magnesium stearate.
*Ingredients of EU/non-EU origin.
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Santé Verte Intestinal Transit Tablets are available in boxes of 20 or 60 tablets.
Intestinal transit is considered optimal when stool elimination occurs between 3 times a day and 3 times a week. If your bowel movements are less frequent, you may be suffering from temporary or persistent constipation. On the other hand, if your bowel movements occur more than 3 times a day, accompanied by liquid stools, you could be experiencing diarrhea.
It's essential to listen to your body's signals and not hold back the urge to evacuate your stools, in order to avoid inconvenience and disruption of intestinal transit.
Constipation is characterized by delayed or difficult bowel movements. Its causes are varied and include :
Treat yourself to a natural solution with Santé Verte Intestinal Transit tablets to maintain the balance of your intestinal transit and promote your daily well-being.
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