Sofinnov Transitum 120 Vegetable Capsules regulates your intestinal transit and helps you regain digestive comfort.
Discover the natural solution for harmonious intestinal transit with Sofinnov Transitum. Each vegetarian capsule is carefully designed to provide optimal support for your digestive system. By combining carefully selected plant ingredients, this product helps you maintain intestinal well-being and digestive regularity.
Sofinnov Transitum combines a variety of natural ingredients to create a balanced formula. Rhamnus cathartica (buckthorn) bark powder helps to gently stimulate transit. Linum usitatissimum (flaxseed) and Althaea officinalis (marshmallow) root powders help to soothe the digestive system. Dried Prunus spinosa (Blackthorn) fruit extract completes this synergy for overall intestinal comfort.
Discover also the complementary solutions developed by the Sofinnov laboratory to accompany the many discomforts of daily life. In the case of Sofinnov Transitum, il is the result of a synergistic combination of 4 plants: flax, black thorn, marshmallow and purgative buckthorn, specifically chosen for their effectiveness in regulating transit.
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Take 3 to 4 capsules a day.
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Ingredients
Rhamnus cathartica L. (Buckthorn) bark powder, coating agent: hypromellose (vegetarian capsule), powders of: Linum usitatissinum (Flax) seed,Althaea officinalis L. (Marshmallow) root, dried Prunus spinos (Blackthorn) fruit extract.
| Nutritional information | Per 4 capsules |
|---|---|
| Buckthorn | 720 mg |
| Flax | 400 mg |
| Marshmallow | 200 mg |
| Black thorn | 200 mg |
Presentation
Transitum Sofinnov comes in a bottle containing 120 vegetarian capsules. Available at the best price from our online pharmacy.
In naturopathy, digestive comfort is often considered the cornerstone of overall well-being. To regulate your intestinal transit naturally, it's essential to adopt a holistic approach, combining diet, lifestyle and phytotherapeutic support.
Start by rebalancing your plate: favor soft fibers (cooked vegetables, chia seeds, blond psyllium), avoid excess refined sugars and make sure you chew well. Drinking enough water - ideally low in mineral content - throughout the day is also crucial to facilitate transit and avoid waste stagnation.
Thenaturopathic tip? Incorporate cures of plants that are friendly to the digestive system: Aloe Vera to soothe, Fennel and Lemon Balm to limit bloating, or Rhubarb and Senna for occasional lazy transit. Be careful, however, not to use them for prolonged periods without professional advice.
And don't forget to support your intestinal microbiota, often implicated in transit problems, with a course of high-quality probiotics rich in lactobacilli and bifidobacteria. To boost results, combine them with natural prebiotics such as inulin (found in chicory and Jerusalem artichokes).
Finally, stress management is not to be overlooked: practicing cardiac coherence, digestive yoga or belly massage (such as the chi nei tsang technique) can help relaunch a transit blocked by nervous tension.
A gentle, gradual, individualized approach is the key to long-term transit regulation and a serene belly.
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