Slippery Elm (60 vegan capsules)
Also known as the “king of digestive herbs”, Slippery Elm bark is extremely rich in mucilage, the active ingredient that forms the “gruel” that soothes and nourishes the digestive tract. It also coats the mucous membranes and absorbs toxins which can cause intestinal imbalances. It is recommended for protecting against stomach and duodenal ulcers, for colitis, diverticulitis, GI inflammation, and too much stomach acid. It has the ability to soothe the intestinal tract. People take Slippery Elm for coughs, sore throat, colic, diarrhoea, constipation, haemorrhoids, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), bladder and infections, syphilis, herpes, and for expelling tapeworms.
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Product Description
Contents:
500mg each
100% pure slippery elm powder
Non-irradiated, organic herbs
No fillers, pesticides, preservatives or lactose
Suggested dosage:
Take 2-3 capsules before meals 2-3 times daily or as recommended by your practitioner
Benefits:
Recommended for constipation, irrititable bowel syndrome, protects against ulcers and over acidity, helps reduce inflammation and benefits respiratory healh as well.
Research demonstrates that Slippery Elm contains antioxidants and antimicrobial agents, making it a great remedy for wounds, burns, boils, psoriasis and other external skin conditions triggered by inflammation.
Like other high-antioxidant foods, studies suggest it may also help relieve inflammatory bowel conditions like ulcerative colitis, which is why it’s recommended for anyone following an IBS diet.
Helps Improve Digestive Function:
Is Slippery Elm a laxative?
Although it works differently than some other laxatives, it seems to improve symptoms of constipation, IBD and IBS, including in both adults and children. The fresh inner bark can be used in place of, or along with, other natural laxatives.
In one study, the effects of two different formulas on digestive function were compared, both of which included SE in addition to other herbs.
Formula one was associated with a small but significant increase in bowel movement frequency, as well as reductions in straining, abdominal pain, bloated stomach and IBS symptoms. Subjects who took formula two experienced a 20 percent increase in bowel movement frequency and significant reductions in straining, abdominal pain, bloating and global IBS symptom severity, as well as improvements in stool consistency. Ultimately, both formulas led to improvements.
SE has also been shown in certain studies to treat diarrhea and diverticulitis. Additionally, it may help protect against ulcers and excess acidity in the GI tract because it causes reflux stimulation of nerve endings, and that reaction leads to increased mucus secretion. Not only does this help most people, but it can actually give much relief to your dog too.
FOR YOUR DOGS
Please check this link: https://draxe.com/pet-health/slippery-elm-for-pets/
Feedback:
A lady asked me to help her dog
Vets were going to give it sleeping bye bye injection
We did ESSIAC caps, Dog dewormer and Slippery Elm. Completely recovered LP