Natural Digestive Support Products
Supports
the body’s ability to repair the gastrointestinal tract, cools inflamed tissue
and promotes the tissue-repair process. Unhealthy tissues allow for food and
other particles to enter the system and are common in creating allergies,
commonly known as “Leaky Gut”. Repairing the gut wall is essential for good
health and proper digestion and assimilation.
N-Acetyl Glucosamine: Supports
the extracellular tissue surrounding intestinal epithelial cells, decreases the
binding of some lectins and prevents damage to the intestinal lining.
L-Glutamine:
Glutamine is the transporter form which is converted to Glutamic Acid 'as
needed' by the body. It is the main fuel that the intestinal cells need for
maintenance and repair. It enhances the barrier function's ability to combat
invaders.
Vitamin C (Sago Palm): Vitamin C helps tissue
rebuilding and is an antioxidant which protects the lining from free radical
damage.
Vitamin E Succinate
(natural): Vitamin E is an antioxidant and thus helps protect the intestinal
wall from oxidation. It also maintains the integrity of all lipid cell
membranes. This substance is also an antioxidant.
Lactobacillus
Acidophillus: These are friendly bacteria that restore the establishment of
colonies to offset bad bacteria and Candida which can inflame the intestinal
lining.
Zinc
Chelate (elemental): Zinc is essential for proper immune system
function. Zinc also helps in the repair of damaged tissue.
Slippery
Elm Bark (Ulmus Fulva): Slippery Elm is a soothing demulcent which
cools inflamed mucous membranes and stimulates mucus secretions. GINGKO (Gingko
biloba): Gingko is known for its effect on improving circulation which is
essential to tissue repair.
Deglycyrrhized
Licorice Root (Glycyrrhiza Uralensis): Licorice stimulates circulation
promoting healing. It is believed to increase the life of the intestinal cells
and coordinates protective substances and other herbs in this formula.
Ion Min
Clay: Antiseptic clay that cools and soothes the smooth muscle in the
intestines.
Jerusalem
Artichoke (Helianthemum Tuberosus), Cat's Claw (Dolichos Filiformis) &
Gingko Extract: are herbs to promote circulation and support the formula’s
intended action. More…
A powerful
12-strain probiotic formula that helps restore and support normal bacterial
flora in the intestinal tract. Probiotics are needed to support the growth and
restoration of normal flora in the intestinal tract. Commonly needed when a
person has undergone any antibiotic therapy.
Contains a
12 Strain Probiotic Mix 5BUG/gm: Lactobacillus Plantrium,
Lactobacillus Rhamnosusand, Bifidobacterium bifidum, Bifidobacterium infantis,
Bifidobacterium longum, Enterococcus Faecium, Lactobacillus acidophilius,
Lactobacillus Casei, Lactobacillus Helveticus, Lactobacillus Salivarius,
Pediococcus Acidilactici & Streptococcus Thermophilus. Plus Apple Pectin
& Rice powder. More…
Non-milk
(non-diary) based probiotic. Supports the re-establishment of normal bacterial
flora in the intestines, or more specifically the colon. This source is carrot
based and is lactose free.
Proprietary
blend of a non-milk (no-dairy) based probiotics 4 bug/gm,
Acidophilus (carrot source), and Apple Pectin. More…
Designed
to support proper digestion and support the body to relieve the pain of ulcers
and aid the symptoms of indigestion, especially when accompanied by acidic/sulfur
burps or heartburn.
100% vegetable-based blend of enzymes
supporting the digestive process.
The
enzymes found naturally in raw foods are easily destroyed by heat and are not
available from cooked or processed food which composes over 90% of our diets.
Enzymes are also destroyed by chemicals such as caffeine,
alcohol, and drugs (prescription and OTC).
Many doctors, therefore, consider enzyme deficiency to be our #1
nutritional problem. This formula provides an acid-stable balanced mixture of
enzymes from a controlled ferment of selected plants for optimum activity in
human digestion; it contains no chemicals, preservatives, or milk products.
Enzymes
are the indispensable catalysts of all metabolism and they are the most
difficult of all metabolic factors to obtain from our food. We live as long as
our body generates enough enzymes to operate its metabolic machine therefore we
need outside enzyme sources from foods and supplements to keep our internal
reserve intact to protect our continued health and longevity. Our selection of
quality vegetable enzymes for this product include consideration to (1)
temperature of maximum activity level (2) variety of foods acted upon (3)
measured activity level and (4) effective pH range. The enzymes in this product
are of 100% vegetable source and have an effective pH range of 2.4 to 9.8.
Amylase: a group
of proteins found in saliva, pancreatic juices and parts of plants; helps to
convert starch to sugar.
Protease: an
enzyme that conducts proteolysis, i.e., it begins the breakdown of food
proteins. It is involved in a multitude of physiological reactions.
Lipase: is the
main enzyme responsible for breaking down fats in the human digestive system.
Cellulase: is not
produced in the body and is needed to optimize the energy contained in plant
material.
PLUS, varying
amounts of maltase, oxidase, peroxidase, invertase & phosphatase as
naturally associated with the above enzymes. Hypoallergenic - contains no
chemicals, preservatives, or milk products.
Supports stimulation of digestive organs. Activates and enhances
digestive secretions and helps to tone the gastrointestinal tract. Also,
supports a general reprogramming of the GI tract.
Gentian Root (Gentiana Lutea): An herb
broadly used for digestion. Gentian is bitter to taste, because the body
responds to a bitter taste, its first response is increased saliva secretion,
then neurological receptors respond through the brain to organs of digestion
causing a reflex secretion of fluids in the stomach lining, pancreas and liver.
This activity reaches the stomach for digestion and enhances digestive
properties. Gentian is considered effective for dyspepsia, tonic conditions of the
digestive tract and anorexia. It is an aid after prolonged illness, especially
when fever and infection were present, to speed recovery though better
digestion and assimilation. It is useful in gastritis and intestinal catarrh.
If acute irritability and inflammation is present, Gentian may control gastric
juices. Gentian also tends to increase circulation to the gastric system and
promotes the appetite.
Bitter Orange Peel (Aurantium Amara Cortex): Again, the bitter flavor enhances the flow of digestive juices. This herb is also slightly pungent and has an aromatic quality that encourages increased circulation to the digestive tract. It also helps relieve cramping by relaxing the intestinal tract.
Cardamom Seed (Elettaria Cardamomum): Quite a bitter, but tasty herb with a very pungent taste similar to Orange Peel. Slightly diuretic, because of its aromatic oils, it is known as a carminative and aids flatulence and colic.
Cinnamon (Cinnamomum Cassia): Aromatic oils and carminative qualities make Cinnamon a plus in digestive formulas and tannic acid in it reacts as an astringent. It also helps cleanse the mucus sludge from the intestinal tract.
Cloves (Caryophyllus Aromaticus): A carminative due to its aromatic oils. Cloves is a good flavoring agent, is slightly laxative, warming, and helps sweeten the digestive tract. More…
Bitter Orange Peel (Aurantium Amara Cortex): Again, the bitter flavor enhances the flow of digestive juices. This herb is also slightly pungent and has an aromatic quality that encourages increased circulation to the digestive tract. It also helps relieve cramping by relaxing the intestinal tract.
Cardamom Seed (Elettaria Cardamomum): Quite a bitter, but tasty herb with a very pungent taste similar to Orange Peel. Slightly diuretic, because of its aromatic oils, it is known as a carminative and aids flatulence and colic.
Cinnamon (Cinnamomum Cassia): Aromatic oils and carminative qualities make Cinnamon a plus in digestive formulas and tannic acid in it reacts as an astringent. It also helps cleanse the mucus sludge from the intestinal tract.
Cloves (Caryophyllus Aromaticus): A carminative due to its aromatic oils. Cloves is a good flavoring agent, is slightly laxative, warming, and helps sweeten the digestive tract. More…
Dandelion contains high levels of
potassium, is a rich source of iron and vitamins, and, ounce for ounce, and
contains more carotene than carrots. Dandelion leaves are a powerful diuretic.
The roots act as a blood purifier that helps both the kidneys and the liver to
remove toxins and poisons from the blood. The roots have been used for
centuries to treat jaundice. Dandelion also acts as a mild laxative and
improves appetite and digestion. Dandelion stimulates bile which is needed to
digest fats.
Vitamin C: Helps break down
fats in the liver.
Niacin: Aids in the
metabolism and breakdown of carbohydrates, fats and proteins, and in the
production of hydrochloric acid. Niacin lowers cholesterol, and other fats in
the body including those in the liver.
Biotin: Aids in cell
growth, in fatty acid production, and in the metabolism of carbohydrates, fats
and proteins.
Choline Bitartrate: A lipotropic* agent which is needed for nerve transmission, gallbladder
regulation and liver function. It minimizes excess fat in the liver, aids in
hormone production and is necessary in fat and cholesterol metabolism.
Methionine: A sulphur-bearing
amino acid used therapeutically as a dietary supplement with lipotropic*
action.
Inositol: A lipotropic* agent
which is vital for fat and cholesterol metabolism. It also helps remove fats
from the liver.
Dandelion Root: Dandelion stimulates bile which is needed to digest fats.
Betaine HCL: A lipotropic* agent
and a substitute for hydrochloric acid (HCL).
Red Clover: Red Clover has many
benefits for digestion and is commonly used for constipation and sluggish
appetite. Red Clover tea stimulates liver and gallbladder activity to aid in
digestion. More…
g INDIGEST
Designed to support proper digestion and support the body to relieve the
pain of ulcers and aid the symptoms of indigestion, especially when accompanied
by acidic/sulfur burps or heartburn. Supports a return to healthy digestion
regardless of whether symptoms are caused by a heavy protein meal, dysentery,
milk poisoning or severe food poisoning.
Fennel Seed (Anethium Foeniculum): Fennel
fits well here due to its aromatic quality. It helps sweeten the intestinal
tract. Its aromatic oils help increase circulation in the stomach and the
intestinal tract, thereby serving to relax the muscles in that area and relieve
cramping. Digestion is also aided by increasing healthy secretions in the
intestinal tract and gall bladder.
Slippery Elm Bark (Ulma Fulva): Slippery Elm is a famous American folk herb used in the treatment of intestinal and stomach irritation by American pioneers and Native Americans. It is also very nutritive. It has been used for inflamed stomach and bowels. It has been used for treating diarrhea and also to soothe the pain of an ulcer. It is also used to stop prolonged vomiting.
Wild Yam Root (Dioscorea Villosa): Wild Yam is included because it’s an antispasmodic in the intestinal tract. It’s an antispasmodic to the gall bladder and the ileocecal valve. It’s included because it relieves spasmodic cramping in the stomach and down the intestinal tract. It also supports the adrenal glands due to plant steroids it contains.
Licorice Root (Glycyrrhiza Glabra): Licorice Root is soothing as it is somewhat mucilaginous. Evidence indicates that licorice is very healing for ulcers and it is a tonic to the adrenal glands. It helps calm people who lead a stressful life. Many times this is a symptom and cause of ulcers.
Ion Mineral Clay: Has the ability to absorb a large amount of toxic gases and acids. It is also mucilaginous and therefore soothing to the stomach lining and intestinal tract. It is antiseptic and it also aids in the removal of undesirable material from the digestive tract. More…
Slippery Elm Bark (Ulma Fulva): Slippery Elm is a famous American folk herb used in the treatment of intestinal and stomach irritation by American pioneers and Native Americans. It is also very nutritive. It has been used for inflamed stomach and bowels. It has been used for treating diarrhea and also to soothe the pain of an ulcer. It is also used to stop prolonged vomiting.
Wild Yam Root (Dioscorea Villosa): Wild Yam is included because it’s an antispasmodic in the intestinal tract. It’s an antispasmodic to the gall bladder and the ileocecal valve. It’s included because it relieves spasmodic cramping in the stomach and down the intestinal tract. It also supports the adrenal glands due to plant steroids it contains.
Licorice Root (Glycyrrhiza Glabra): Licorice Root is soothing as it is somewhat mucilaginous. Evidence indicates that licorice is very healing for ulcers and it is a tonic to the adrenal glands. It helps calm people who lead a stressful life. Many times this is a symptom and cause of ulcers.
Ion Mineral Clay: Has the ability to absorb a large amount of toxic gases and acids. It is also mucilaginous and therefore soothing to the stomach lining and intestinal tract. It is antiseptic and it also aids in the removal of undesirable material from the digestive tract. More…
Natural Digestive Support Products
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In Health,
Naturally Botanicals Team
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