USAGE GUIDELINES: 1 or 2 capsules taken with food, 1 to 3 time per day, depending upon requirements. Reduce dosage if diarrhoea develops and persists or if griping is experienced.
Best results are achieved when it is combined with improved eating habits.
For long term digestive system problems, follow with a Deep Colon Cleanse Program (see below).
Based on the famous Dr. Christoper formula, this combination of herbs is know as the ultimate herbal laxative. Nat-Lax TNT is for the chronically constipated who need strong treatment for a blocked colon. Purgatives have been combined with carminatives to prevent griping.
It is a powerful intestinal cleanser which will "blast loose" residual intestinal congestion and get them off to a flying start with their bowel cleanse programme.
You should also take our COL-Clear Version A or COL-Clear Version B formulas as soon as possible for cleansing, restoring & bowel wall toning purposes.
Nat-Lax TNT is beneficial for
 Chronically constipation
Laxative abuse
Agrimony: Used as hepatic, mild astringent, homeostatic, vulnerary, cholagogue (increases flow of bile eg artichoke, garlic). Know as a bitter tonic and helps to promote the assimilation of food.
Uses: for a weak stomach, indigestion, sluggish liver, gall bladder disorders, diarrhoea and to promote the flow of gastric juices.
Cape Aloe: Perhaps the best known laxative of history. Stimulates peristalsis and softens the stool.
Used in chronic constipation, with carminatives to prevent griping. Also a stomach & liver tonic as well as a blood cleanser.
Alfalfa: Contains 8 essential enzymes which help to digest foods. Due to very deep roots, it yields 10 times more mineral value than average grains. Relieves constipation by gently activating peristalsis of the bowels.
Cascara Sagrada: Used as a laxative to treat constipation. Described as one of the most gentle but effective stimulating laxatives, able to produce a bowel movement without undue griping, especially if combined with carminatives. Also a stool softener.
It is a bitter tonic which helps to stimulates digestive secretions of the liver, gallbladder, stomach &
pancreas.
USES: during habitual constipation, torpor of low bowel, congestion of the liver and gall duct. Improve liver function during cirrhosis. For bad / foul breath.
Cayenne: Regarded by herbalists as the purest and safest stimulant known. Opens up every tissue in the body to increase flow of blood. Also used in poor digestion and to increase gastrointestinal secretions. Acts as an antispasmodic for relief of pain and a carminative.
Garlic: Has many beneficial properties such as anti-bacterial, anti-parasitic, anti-blood- clotting, cholesterol-lowering, triglyceride-loweting, and blood pressure lowering. It has been used to treat dysentery, typhoid, cholera, bacterial food poisoning and worms. It helps to
heal the bowel with it's anti-bacterial actions. Used as a cholagogue, to stimulate bile and also has anti-spasmodic and anti-dyspeptic properties.
Ginger: Alleviates occasional gas, bloating & nausea. Known as a 'hot bitter' herb which promotes gastric acidity and aids in digestion. Used for many stomach conditions as has anti-inflammatory, carminative, antispasmodic, expectorant (increases bronchial mucous), vasodilator and circulatory stimulant (not as sharp as Cayenne). Used for flatulence, to promote gastric secretions and in achlorhydria (absence or reduction of hydrochloric acid in stomach juices).
Senna Pods: Contains anthraquinones and specifically used in constipation due to it's action as a stimulant laxative. Combined with ginger to prevent griping. Suitable for use in cases of gall bladder disorders.
Wild Yam: Has the capacity to relax smooth muscle and to treat cramps and the pains of irritable bowel syndrome. Added to herbal formulas for the treatment of the liver since it helps to counteract liver and gallbladder spasms sometimes caused by other herbs.
Used to prevent or alleviate stomach & muscle cramps. To promote bile flow and aid liver function Very effective in colicky cramps.
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