Micronutrient therapy
| Improve stool consistency |
| In industrialized nations, up to a quarter of the population is affected by chronic constipation. Lack of exercise, low fluid and fiber intakes far below the recommended reference values are the main causes of habitual constipation. An increase in dietetic fiber intake is considered an effective therapy. The increased stool volume and the resulting mechanical stretching, stimulate intestinal peristalsis, shorten the transit time of the stool and facilitate defecation. |
| Normalize intestinal flora |
| Disturbed intestinal flora can lead to constipation due to chronic inflammatory processes. By the therapeutic supply of probiotic microorganisms an incorrect colonization of the intestinal mucosa and the intestinal activity can be improved. |