Digestive Support Supplements, Herbal Treatment For Poor Digestion

Poor digestion may occur due to many reasons related to bad habits or disorders but may lead to serious health issues if neglected. The identification of the cause of slowdown in metabolism rate can help in eradicating the problem when it is at minimum and can be done easily. However most of the times at initial stage symptoms are so small that they easily get ignored and hardly pose any trouble.

Some common symptoms of poor digestion are bloating, loss of appetite, flatulence, headache, excessive gas formation, belching, and fatigue after a meal, constant hunger, abdominal distention and bowel irregularity. Most of these symptoms at the initial stage show up and go away; if proper attention is given at this stage it is easy to cure the problem. Regularly bad smelling flatus is also a symptom of poor digestion as smell might be created by the undigested food in the intestine or feces in the excretory system.

Irregular eating routine, too much greasy food, lack of proper and regular sleep, waking up late in the night, lesser consumption of water, stress, anxiety, some types of medicines like antibiotic etc., can slow down the metabolism rate to promote poor digestion. Apart from these infections in liver, kidney and intestines, lack of good bacteria in large intestines also causes poor digestion. Too much beverages, alcohol, soda, caffeine also work negatively on metabolism.

How Arozyme capsules work as effective natural cure for poor digestion?

Some commonly found herbs like Asafoetida or hing can be of great help in improving metabolism rate as it is a great digestion supporter. Powder of hing can be consumed with water or it can be used as a spice in the food for desired results. Gardenia gummiferra linn is a rich medicinal plant having anti-spasmodic, antiseptic and carminative properties to be helpful in improving digestion and removing other ailments hindering smooth functioning of digestive system.

Mint is an excellent digestive supplement, consumption of mint after meal can resolve most of the problems attributing to poor digestion. The aroma of mint is supposed to activate saliva glands of mouth which release digestive enzymes to stimulate digestion. Terminalia chebula is a health vitalizer and has been used to cure digestion related issues in many medicines as well as single supplement. It is a laxative and rejuvenates excretory system, boost up digestion, regulates gas and cough formation and loads of other properties good to support the digestive system.

Cassia angustifolia is also used as laxative, carminative and anti-dysenteric which works as a good digestive supplement, it regulates bowel movement which helps in improving digestive system. Zingiber officinale is commonly found herb and very effective, it is a rich anti-oxidant, it soothes intestinal tract and secretes digestive enzymes to promote and boost up digestion. Ptychotis ajowan is a carminative and also fungicide, apart from this it has been used since long time for treating constipation and diarrhea, thymol is abundantly present in Ptychotis ajowan which makes it a useful herb for treating digestion related issues. Sodium bicarbonate is an alkali which maintains acid-alkali balance in the stomach to maintain the number of good bacteria which are responsible for digesting the food and reducing gas formation. Its use improves digestion and reduces acidity.

All above mentioned herbs are combined together in right proportion to form Arozyme capsules. These capsules are very useful in curing digestive disorders like acidity, constipation, indigestion, flatulence, loss of appetite, belching, etc.

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Keywords: Natural Cure For Flatulence, Gas, Bloating, Herbal Treatment For Acidity, Heartburn, Chronic Constipation Treatment

By: Dustin Franklin

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