Gut Care (Colon Care) Formula

Helping to keep you regular!

For many of us, holidays can lead to constipation, causing bloating and pain. Often people who have regular bowel movements at home find they go for days without any activity, leaving them feeling bloated and uncomfortable instead of enjoying their well-deserved break! 

The gut is a creature of habit and it thrives on predictability. So if you are crossing time zones, sleeping in longer than normal or having a slight change in diet, your usual bowel movements are often interrupted. 

How can herbs help: 

Cascara Sagrada

Used to regulate and cleanse the bowel. It contains bitter principles which help stimulate the whole digestive system. 

Senna

Extracted from dried fruit pods, the senna plant contains compounds called glycosides that stimulate the digestive system. This can have laxative effects. 

Aloe Vera

Aloe has been used in healing, both internally and externally since the dawn of history. It has long been revered for it’s detoxifying and cleansing properties. It is a laxative while being soothing and healing to damaged tissues.

Psyllium

Psyllium contains a high mucilage content that when exposed to water, swells and becomes gel-like. This provides a gentle form of dietary fibre to push wastes and toxins through the intestines for effective elimination. It, therefore, has excellent detoxifying properties but is non-irritating for the colon.

Rhubarb Root

Very useful as a tonic, it invigorates the powers of digestion. It is internally healing and will act as a mild laxative.

Burdock Root

Has a cleansing effect on the tissues. Burdock acts as a blood purifier and is cleansing for the liver and kidneys.

Licorice

Licorice is an extremely beneficial healing herb, aiding the gastrointestinal tract and as an anti-inflammatory. Licorice also acts as a mild and gentle laxative.

Abeeco's Gut/ Colon Care Formula is a comprehensive digestive formula containing a blend of these seven natural ingredients that help support healthy gut activity and bowel movements during times of change.