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Liberum Forte 60comp Noefar ( Verum )

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Dietary supplement for intestinal transit

Description

Dietary supplement prepared to regularise the intestinal transit. Contains Boldo, Aloe, Senna, mint, among other plants. It is especially useful, thanks to the synergy of plants such as senna, fennel, caraway, mint, boldo and aloe. Aloe helps to stimulate intestinal regularity. The addition of Chicory Inulin completes the formula, helping to regulate bowel function.

Instructions for use

Dietary supplements should be taken in the context of a varied and balanced diet and as part of an active lifestyle. Take the food supplement in the evening preferably with a large glass of water.

Composition

PER 2 CAPSULE: BOLDO LEAVES (108 MG), ALOE DRY EXTRACT (98 MG), CORNFLOWER INULIN (69 MG), SENNA FRUITS DRY EXTRACT (60 MG), PEPPERMINT LEAVES DRY EXTRACT (37 MG), FENNEL FRUITS DRY EXTRACT (20 MG), PEPPERMINT, BOLDO, FENNEL, CARAWAY, ALOE, BOLDINE, SENNOSIDES B., HYDROXYANTHRACENE, SENNA FRUITS DRY EXTRACT, TITRATED IN ESSENTIAL OIL.

Pharmaceutical Advice

Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) is a perennial herb with medicinal properties, similar in shape to celery and with a flavour that is reminiscent of anise. Its essential oil, which comes from the fruit or aerial part of the plant, contains substances known as anethole and estragole. It also contains flavonoids and coumarins.

These phytoactive substances have antiseptic, expectorant and mild spasmolytic properties (e.g. for menstrual discomfort). Fennel has traditionally been used, as a herbal tea or as a dietary supplement, to relieve digestive discomfort. It is known to be effective against bloating and gas accumulation.

It also helps to reduce feelings of nausea and dizziness during pregnancy and promotes milk production during breastfeeding. In both situations, the use of pure essential oil or a hydroalcoholic extract is not recommended, due to the presence of excessive amounts of anethole. At this stage, it is advisable to take in the form of a herbal tea or a specific dietary supplement, without exceeding the recommended dose. In babies and young children, it can also be useful in cases of colic, gas and intestinal discomfort, following the dosage indicated in preparations suitable for children. When in doubt, consult a healthcare professional.

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