Aboca Active Vegetable Charcoal 30 tablets is a natural supplement that helps reduce flatulence and relieve bloating. Steam-activated for maximum porosity, it acts like a digestive sponge to absorb gas.
Activated vegetable charcoal is a valuable ally for supporting daily digestive comfort. Thanks to its high-temperature steam activation process, it becomes extremely porous, giving it strong adsorption power. This unique property helps capture intestinal gases present in the digestive system and reduce the uncomfortable sensations of bloating or flatulence.
This 100% natural product is formulated without synthetic, semi-synthetic, or genetically modified ingredients. Its pure and simple composition makes it a gentle solution for the body. Through its mechanical action, activated charcoal helps soothe digestive discomfort after a heavy meal or one rich in fermentable foods, which are often the cause of such discomfort.
Beyond its immediate effect on gas, vegetable charcoal promotes better digestive balance. Its gentle action helps relieve abdominal bloating, providing a feeling of lightness after meals. Many consider it a natural alternative to help with times of difficult digestion, particularly after festive meals or in cases of digestive sensitivity.
Aboca’s innovative manufacturing process results in high-quality tablets. The high-purity raw material, once activated by steam, becomes a natural medium capableof adsorbing unwanted substances present in the digestive tract. This mechanism is comparable to a natural sponge that traps what the body wants to eliminate.
Thanks to its convenient tablet form, vegetable charcoal fits easily into your daily routine. Whether during a dinner at a restaurant, a family meal, or simply after a heavy meal, it can provide a simple and effective solution. It is valued both for its fast-acting properties and its natural origin.
In short, activated vegetable charcoal is an ideal supplement for anyone seeking to restore abdominal comfort after meals. Its targeted action against excess gas and its natural origin make it a favorite among those seeking simple, effective solutions that respect the body’s internal balance.
With its purifying and adsorbing properties (approximately 2,000 square meters per gram), charcoal is traditionally used to reduce bloating and gas after meals
To enhance its benefits, this product can be combined withHerbesan Carbogaz Bloating 45 Capsules to provide comprehensive support for digestive comfort and intestinal well-being.
The beneficial effect is achieved by taking 3 tablets (equivalent to 1 g of activated vegetable charcoal) at least 30 minutes before a meal, followed by 3 tablets (1 g) immediately after the meal. It is recommended to swallow the tablets with a large glass of water to optimize their effectiveness.
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Precautions
Activated Vegetable Charcoal, Wheat Starch Saccharides, Acacia Gum, Fennel Fruit Powder
Nutritional Information for Aboca Activated Vegetable Charcoal 30 Tablets
Per 6 tablets:
Activated Vegetable Charcoal: 2 g
Product Details
Box of 30 tablets, available at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Activated Vegetable Charcoalis a powerful, naturally derived absorbent. When used as a dietary supplement, it has a genuine cleansing effect on your body.
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