Transit food supplement
Flat stomach and anti-bloating tablets - Regularity of transit
12,34 €
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EFFECTIVE : this food supplement improves digestion, facilitates and regulates transit and stimulates the growth of beneficial intestinal microflora for a flat stomach effect. It acts on disturbed transits, bloating, intestinal gas and other discomforts to regain digestive well-being. 84% of volunteers were satisfied from the first dose and 100% of volunteers noticed a flat stomach effect after 30 days of taking it¹.
- RESPECTFUL : without carbon and without clay , this formula has no risk of interactions with other molecules. It is composed of a unique complex of 2 medicinal plants and a probiotic to promote the regularity of intestinal transit. In addition, it contains our flagship ingredient, Vitaphenol® C2, rich in apple polyphenols and vitamin C.
- UNIQUE : resulting from our expertise in the extraction and valorization of apple active ingredients: POMOTHERAPY® .
- ECONOMIC : its generous 60-day format allows long use for lasting comfort!
- PRACTICAL : Its adjustable grip allows you to modulate its power of action to adapt to each person's needs. Opt for one to two tablets per day and find the right balance!
Questions fréquentes
Progesterone is a mainly female hormone secreted by the cells of the ovaries. In men, this hormone is also produced in small quantities in the testicles and adrenal glands. Progesterone has a relaxing effect on the smooth muscle fibers of the uterus but also of the intestine. Results? This hormone can cause a slowing of transit, causing bloating or constipation.
Several factors promote a slowing down of transit: lack of physical activity, sedentary lifestyle, taking certain medications, an unbalanced diet too low in fiber or insufficient hydration.
Our intestinal transit is related to our digestion. It describes the work done by our small intestine and colon to move the contents of the stomach to the rectum, where it is eliminated as stool. Digested food is pushed through the intestine using a mechanical movement called peristaltic waves.
The state of your transit is directly linked to what you eat. Some foods have a higher capacity for water retention or fermentation in the intestine. These are the foods that should be avoided. This is the case for foods rich in soluble fiber such as bananas or carrots. This is also the case for processed or white cereals (e.g. baguette, rice). Red meat is also not recommended.
The French National Society of Colo-Proctology (SNFCP) considers that intestinal transit is normal when stool evacuation varies between 3 stools per day and 3 stools per week.
A digestive cycle lasts about 24 hours from the entry of food into the mouth to its excretion in the form of stool. The meal spends about 4 hours in the stomach and then another 4 hours in the small intestine. This is where the nutrients are absorbed. The last stay of the meal is in the colon which lasts about 16 hours. The rest of the food is fermented by our beneficial intestinal flora before defecation.