Aboca Charbon Végétal Actif 30 tablets is a natural supplement that helps reduce flatulence and relieve bloating. Steam-activated for maximum porosity, it acts like a digestive sponge to adsorb gases.
Activated vegetable charcoal is an invaluable ally in supporting digestive comfort on a daily basis. Thanks to its high-temperature steam activation process, it becomes extremely porous, giving it strong adsorption power. This unique property helps capture intestinal gases present in the digestive system, reducing the uncomfortable sensation of bloating or flatulence.
This 100% natural product is formulated without synthetic, semi-synthetic or genetically modified substances. Its pure, simple composition makes it a solution that respects the body. Activated charcoal's mechanical action helps soothe digestive discomfort after a heavy meal or a meal rich in fermentable foods, which are often the cause of discomfort.
In addition to its immediate effect on gas, vegetal charcoal promotes better digestive balance. Its gentle action helps relieve abdominal distension, leaving you feeling lighter after meals. Many consider it a natural alternative to accompany difficult digestion, particularly after festive meals or in cases of digestive sensitivity.
Aboca's innovative manufacturing process produces high-quality tablets. The high-purity raw material, once activated by steam, becomes a natural support capable ofadsorbing undesirable substances present in the digestive tract. This mechanism is comparable to a natural sponge that retains what the body wants to get rid of.
Thanks to its practical tablet format, vegetable charcoal can be easily integrated into your daily routine. Whether at a restaurant dinner, a family meal or simply after a heavy digestion, it can be a simple and effective answer. Its use is appreciated as much for its rapid action as for its naturalness.
All in all, activated vegetable charcoal is an ideal supplement for anyone wishing to regain abdominal comfort after meals. Its targeted action against excess gas and its natural origin make it a product appreciated by those seeking simple, effective solutions that respect their internal balance.
Sanitizing and adsorbent (approx. 2000 square meters per gram), charcoal is traditionally used to reduce bloating and flatulence after meals.
To complement its benefits, you can combine this product with Herbesan Carbogaz Ballonnement 45 Capsules, to broaden your support for digestive comfort and intestinal well-being.
The beneficial effect is obtained by taking 3 tablets (i.e. 1 g of activated vegetable charcoal) at least 30 minutes before the meal, then 3 tablets (1 g) immediately after the meal. To optimize effectiveness, swallow the tablets with a full glass of water.
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Precautions for use
Activated Vegetable Charcoal, Wheat Starch Saccharides, Acacia Gum, Fennel Fruit Powder
Nutritional values of Aboca Charbon Végétal Actif 30 tablets
For 6 tablets :
Charbon Végétal Actif : 2 g
Presentation
Box of 30 tablets, available at the best price in our online pharmacy.
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