Bowel Toner, 120 caps

Description

Got A Cranky Colon? If you are like most people, you don’t discuss the frequency of your bowel movements with your doctor or anyone else. For some, a normal bowel movement may be once a day. For others, two to three times per week may be the norm. And, for some people, two to three bowel movements per day is not unusual.

Bowel transit time is the length of time it takes for food to travel from the mouth to the anus. It varies from person to person and depends greatly on diet, amount of physical activity, and lifestyle. Generally, people with a diet high in fiber (vegetables, fruits, and whole grains) will experience shorter transit times and heavier, bulkier stools. The duration that food stays in your body can be a good indicator of your overall health.

A bowel transit time of 12 to 24 hours is considered ideal. Many Americans experience transit times in the 48 to 96 hour range, which is too long. This can be caused by poor hydration (not drinking 8 to 10 glasses of water per day), not enough high-fiber foods in the diet, lack of exercise, and other causes (excess protein, pregnancy, structural abnormalities, or dis-eases).
The longer waste products remain in the intestinal tract, the more likely toxic substances will irritate the colon and pass through the intestinal wall to be absorbed into the bloodstream. In the bloodstream, these toxic substances then become a problem for the immune system to deal with.

For most people without medical problems, just including additional pure water and dietary fiber in their daily diet can help improve transit time. Prolonged use of over-the-counter laxatives should be avoided as they can make the bowels lazy and dependent upon their use.
Besides diet and lifestyle changes, there are natural alternatives that can help speed up bowel transit time. These beneficial fibers, herbs, and spices as follows:

Anise contains anethole, a chemical found helpful for treating digestive problems and relieving toothaches.
Fennel is believed helpful for relieving indigestion, bloating, intestinal gas, and cramping. Fennel seed has been approved in Germany as a remedy for digestion problems.
Licorice is an herb that helps increase the ability of bowel contents to absorb moisture and diminishes intestinal inflammation by forming a compound that protects against irritants.
Oat Bran and Prunes are high in fiber and help clean the intestinal walls of impacted matter, help eliminate toxins, and help with the formation of larger, softer stools. Prunes have traditionally been used as a remedy to relieve constipation.

Parsley is an herb high in chlorophyll, which is helpful for diminishing intestinal odors and gas.
Rhubarb and Senna are two well-known herbs that contain sennosides. Sennosides are organic plant compounds which are helpful for alleviating constipation and increasing the peristaltic movements (wormlike wave motion) of the colon.

Health Benefits

Care of the colon is a daily responsibility and absolutely crucial to continued physical health and emotional wellness. Herbs have a long history of helping to soothe and heal the digestive tract and improving bowel action. Occasional use of natural fiber, herbs, and spices can usually help relieve most cases of constipation and discomfort.
Constipation and slow transit time problems are usually easier to prevent than to treat. Making changes to one’s diet and lifestyle provides a better long-term solution. A daily diet consisting of fresh nutritious foods, plenty of pure water, and enzyme and probiotic supplements can help improve the bowel transit time for most people.

Bowel Toner

Bowel Toner is a powerful blend of 10 ingredients designed to help speed up bowel transit time in the intestinal tract. Lengthy bowel transit time is believed to be a contributor to bowel toxicity. Bowel Toner is not a probiotic or a laxative. It is an excellent alternative to over-the-counter laxatives, which are often harsh and unpredictable and can upset the healthy balance in the intestines. Each vegetarian capsule contains a special combination of fiber (oat bran), bulking agent (prunes), herbs (licorice, parsley, senna, rhubarb), spices (fennel, anise), and an enzyme activation system.

Warning: Not intended for use by pregnant or nursing women. If you have a medical condition or are taking medication, consult your doctor prior to use. Discontinue use and consult with your doctor if any adverse reactions occur.