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Arkopharma ARKODIGEST No Reflux 16 tablets available at the best price in your online bio pharmacy.
Arkodigest® No Reflux is an innovative food supplement thanks to its 100% vegetable formula, without preservatives and without dyes, which fights against digestive disorders .
It can be used without risk and by the whole family from the age of 12 for:
Helps soothe and protect sensitive digestive mucous membranes. Contributes to better digestive comfort
Arkodigest® No Reflux is a dietary supplement that contains the powerful action of phytotherapy .
Unique Active Sound: Slippery Elm
The bark of this tree has undeniable anti-inflammatory properties, particularly effective in acute and chronic inflammatory disorders of the digestive tract .
It also has an action on digestive ulcers , as well as gastroesophageal reflux thanks to its ability to neutralize excess acidity in the body. It causes stimulation of nerve endings in the gastrointestinal tract, leading to increased mucus secretion.
This mucus lines the walls of the stomach or intestine to protect the mucous membranes from acidity to prevent burning and irritation. Slippery elm THEREFORE contributes to the formation of an instant, voluminous and stable plant barrier*.
* Formation of the raft evaluated during the Biofortis study, January 2017.
Arkodigest No Reflux has been tested and approved by many users:
92% satisfaction from day 1*
* Percentage of satisfaction, Biofortis study carried out on 83 people, January 2017.
Space the intake of this product by 2 hours, with that of medication taken orally.
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of Arkopharma ARKODIGEST No Reflux 16 tablets with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Arkopharma Arkodigest No Reflux is formulated with: Bulking Agents: Isomalt, Calcium Carbonate. Acidity regulator: Sodium Bicarbonate, Slippery Elm bark powder (Ulmus Rubra Muhl.). Thickener: Sodium Alginate. Sucrose. Anti-caking agents: Mono and Diglycerides of Fatty Acid, Magnesium Stearate. Natural peppermint flavor.
Average nutritional information
1 tablet
3 tablets
Slippery elm bark powder
200mg
600mg
Sugar content for 1 tablet: 100 mg.
What are the side effects and contraindications?
Presentation-Packaging
Arkopharma Arkodigest No Reflux comes in the form of a box of 16 tablets .
Slippery elm is also used to treat intestinal permeability and related symptoms: candidiasis, psoriasis, eczema, food allergies and intolerances.
Indigestion is a common condition. The term "indigestion" encompasses many digestive symptoms, usually after eating or drinking. It is caused by a breakdown of the protective lining of the stomach by acid, which leads to irritation and pain.
Possible symptoms
The following symptoms may occur in the case of indigestion: pain in the chest or in the upper part of the stomach, a feeling of swelling or an unpleasant feeling of being full and formation of gas, reflux gastric or flatulence, nausea or vomiting and loss of appetite.
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