INTESFIB – Organic Fibre capsules

INTESFIB is an all natural source of fiber. It helps to attain the 25 to 30 g recommended daily fiber intake necessary for intestinal health.

INTESFIB’s exclusive synergistic blend of Organic psyllium fiber is combined with beneficial ingredients that help to relieve constipation and support healthy regularity.

It provides gentle and effective relief from occasional constipation and bloating.

All natural. No sugar, salt, colours, or preservatives added.

Easy to take capsules.

Approved by Health Canada. Natural Product Number (NPN) 80024188

Medicinal ingredients: Each capsule contains:

• Certified Organic Psyllium (seed) (Plantago ovata) … 465 mg
• Licorice (root) (Glycyrrhiza glabra) … 5.0 mg
• Red Elm (bark) (Ulmus fulva) … 0.5 mg

Non-Medicinal ingredients: Hibiscus, hypromellose (vegetarian capsule).

Properties of the ingredients

Psyllium: Its exceptional richness in mucilaginous psyllium fibre confers it properties that relieve constipation by reducing the total duration of the intestinal transit. Furthermore, psyllium (plantago ovata) is now recognized to help reduce slightly elevated cholesterol blood levels as well as relieve diverticulosis and irritable bowel syndrome.

Licorice: Recognized as an anti-inflammatory, Licorice effectively relieves the irritated mucous membranes of the gastrointestinal tract. Its antibacterial properties confers it the capacity to fight against certain intestinal pathogens.

Red Elm: The mucilage content of Red Elm protects and relieves irritated intestinal mucous membranes. It also aids in preventing diarrhea. Furthermore, Red Elm is recognized to calm multiple inflammations of the digestive tract, in particular the ones affecting the intestines (ex.: colitis).

Hibiscus: Abundantly cultivated in tropical regions and in Europe, the Hibiscus flower is recognized for its virtues as a mild laxative for the intestines.

Research Based Claims

An excellent source of dietary fibre for the maintenance of good health.

Provides gentle relief from occasional constipation.