Nutricol 120 Vegetable Capsules

NutriCol NutriCol is a blend composed of Bifidobacteria, the natural components of the intestinal bacterial flora, Klamath microalgae and herbs with hepatic-intestinal action which, in combination with digestive enzymes, can effectively support the oro-gastro-enteric functions.
Nutricol is an anti-constipation and depurative of the colon actively helps restore the delicate gastrointestinal balance, predisposing it to symbiotic recolonization and correct motility.
Bifidobacterium bifidum
Bifidobacteria are the most important "friendly" bacteria found in the large intestine of healthy adults and breastfed babies. These bacteria decline with age and as health begins to decline. The "population" of Bifidobacteria living in the human intestine can be destroyed by numerous factors such as stress, inadequate diet, constipation, vaccinations, outcomes from antibiotic and irradiative therapies, climatic changes, immune deficiencies and poor digestion. Supplementation with quality Bifidobacteria in adequate quantities is therefore necessary to keep the colon functional and clean. These effects create an ideal condition through which it is possible to re-establish a healthy balance of the intestinal microflora, both local and general, capable of carrying out a preventive and / or co-therapeutic physiological action in different clinical-pathological conditions.
Klamath RW max
The Klamath alga, despite having autonomous properties of rebalancing intestinal permeability, inside the NutriCol plays above all the function of prebiotic, that is a specific nutrient of the Bifidobacteria, of which it immediately becomes extraordinary support, making the Bifidobacteria more resistant both during the phase of gastric crossing and in the colonization phase of the intestine.
Psyllium cuticle
The water-soluble fiber contained in the psyllium cuticle performs important functions in the intestine: it stimulates intestinal peristalsis; increases the volume of feces; it constitutes nourishment for the endogenous bacterial flora; stimulates the production of digestive enzymes. Studies have shown that psyllium fiber reduces cholesterol and triglyceride levels and experimental results indicate potential anti-diabetic effects.
Dandelion, milk thistle
These two herbs have a powerful stimulating and hepatobiliary support action. The presence of these herbs, which by improving biliary production favor greater intestinal lubrication and activation, is highly synergistic with the action of Bifidobacteria and other herbs with intestinal tropism. Dandelion is indicated in the alterations of biliary flow, in dyspepsia, to stimulate diuresis and lack of appetite. Milk thistle as a hepatoprotector with anti-inflammatory effects, stimulators for detoxification and liver regeneration.
Barberry, Ginger
The bark of the barberry contains the active ingredient berberine, to which antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties are attributed, as well as cholagogue, stomachic, diaphoretic, antipyretic and antiseptic properties. The antidiarrheal activities of Berberis Vulgaris are related to its antimicrobial, spasmolytic and hypotensive properties with positive effects also against hepatic steatosis.9 Ginger strengthens the functions of Barberry, has antioxidant effects, hinders intestinal irritation and can contribute to the regulation of gastrointestinal motility. and the elimination of gases.
Echinacea, Fennel
Traditionally used in gastrointestinal problems and complementary to the actions of the other active ingredients. Echinacea is an adjuvant of the body's natural defenses and the well-being of the urinary tract while Fennel is a natural carminative remedy capable of promoting the drainage of body fluids and regular intestinal motility.
Aloe, Rhubarb, Cascara
These 3 herbs have a recognized laxative activity only if used in relatively high quantities, in the order of grams. In this formula, however, these herbs are used in greatly reduced quantities, such as to mildly stimulate intestinal peristalsis and support the action of probiotics and enzymes, without causing any irritation and without generating addiction.
EnzyMax (Fermented Maltodextrin)
The fungal enzymes from fermented maltodextrins are the only ones that reach their maximum activity at the temperature of the human body, and are indifferently resistant to both the acid and alkaline tracts of the gastrointestinal tract. These digestive enzymes perform the dual function of improving the assimilation of the other ingredients (also thanks to the special enzyme endo-phytase, which breaks down the phytic acid which in herbs inhibits the assimilation of minerals and active ingredients) and of optimizing the functionality of the digestive system, especially the colon.
It does not contain gluten.

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