Digestion Aids

Aloe vera is known to soothe the digestive system and can be used to treat constipation, acid reflux and IBS.

Artichoke is particularly helpful where people have long term problems trying to maintain bowel regularity and reduce bloating.

Centaury is effective in reducing indigestion, heartburn, acid reflux and symptoms of hiatus hernia.

Cinnamon has many traditional, medicinal values such as aiding digestion and preventing the growth of bacteria, fungi and yeast.

Ginger is known to be a carminative, meaning that it can help release excessive gases from the digestive system.

Manuka Honey is believed by many to have excellent healing and immune boosting qualities.

Peppermint is a soothing digestive aid that acts locally in the gastro-intestinal tract to help maintain smooth muscle relaxation.

Sage acts as a digestion stimulant amongst many other benefits such as soothing headaches and balancing hormones.

Senna has traditionally been used for its laxative qualities for centuries. It provides a natural alternative to conventional laxatives.

Tormentil can help with diarrhoea, and IBS where diarrhoea is present.

Turmeric extract daily can help prevent the frequent/looser motions and flatulence-type symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome.

Yarrow is a natural plant which helps alleviate weak digestion, colic, wind and bloating.

Probiotics such as lactobacillus acidophilus help to keep in check the growth of gas-producing bacteria.

Digestive acids are important for helping the stomach ingest food nutrients.

Fibre is important for bowel health. Most of the time we are not getting enough, on average, we need to consume arond 50% more per day

Digestive enzymes are secreted into the digestive tract to break down food matter. With out them we can't absorb the nutrients from our food.

Sodium bicarbonate helps to relieve the effects of excess acid and indigestion.