Phytobiane Noyer is a dietary supplement from PiLeJe formulated with organic walnut leaves to promote regular bowel movements and support digestion. Rich in tannins, flavonoids, and antioxidants, it helps maintain a healthy digestive balance and naturally protects the intestinal lining.
For over 20 years, Laboratoire PiLeJe has been developing unique expertise in plant-based products by combining traditional knowledge of plants with the latest advances in scientific, agronomic, and clinical research. The plants used undergo a rigorous selection process that adheres to strict specifications, ensuring their purity, efficacy, and traceability. This expertise is fully reflected in the Phytobiane line, in which the walnut tree stands as an iconic example of the balance between science and nature.
The walnut tree (Juglans regia L.) is a majestic tree that fascinates as much for its fine wood as for its leaves, which are rich in active compounds. In phytonutrition, it is these leaves that are of particular interest to researchers. Their composition of tannins, phenolic acids, and flavonoids provides a true synergy of action within the body. These natural substances help maintain intestinal comfort, supporting regular and harmonious bowel movements. The walnut tree acts as a valuable ally for digestive function in cases of temporary imbalances.
Walnut leaves also exhibit powerful antioxidant activity, thanks to their ability to neutralize free radicals. In vitro studies show that this effect is even greater than that of certain benchmark antioxidants such as BHA or vitamin E (α-tocopherol). This protective effect helps shield cells from oxidative stress, thereby boosting the body’s overall vitality and contributing to greater digestive resilience against external stressors.
In terms of antimicrobial activity, walnut leaves are distinguished by their anti-infective properties. They limit the proliferation of certain pathogenic bacteria such as Bacillus cereus or Staphylococcus aureus, which are often responsible for digestive disorders. They also exhibit natural antifungal activity, which is useful for preventing microbial imbalances that canimpair gut health. This dual protective effect makes them an excellent choice for restoring a healthy digestive balance.
The tannins found in walnut are known for their anti-diarrheal effect. Their astringent properties help tighten the intestinal mucosa, reducing excessive secretion of water and electrolytes while limiting digestive spasms. These combined actions help relieve intestinal discomfort, particularly in cases of infectious diarrhea. As a result, walnut supports smoother digestion and lasting intestinal comfort.
The walnut selected for Phytobiane comes from organic-certified orchards in Ardèche, cultivated without synthetic chemicals. The leaves are harvested at maturity, when their concentration of active ingredients is at its peak. Thanks to the exclusive extraction process of the PiLeJe Phyto-Signature Complex (CPSP), each extract retains its full biological potential. This attention to detail allows Phytobiane Walnut to offer a natural, comprehensive, and effective solution to promote bowel regularity, protect the digestive lining, and support gut flora.
To complement the benefits of walnut, Herbalgem Organic Walnut Mother Tincture 30 ml may be recommended to strengthen intestinal balance and naturally optimize digestive comfort.
Directions for Use
Take 1 to 2 tablets daily, swallowed with a large glass of water, preferably with a meal for better absorption of the active ingredients.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Organic Acacia Fiber, Organic Walnut Extract CPSP-01 (Juglans regia L., Leaf), Bamboo Powder (Bambusa bambos L. Voss, Exudate), Organic Canola Oil.
Nutritional Information
| Average Analysis | Per 2 tablets |
|---|---|
| CPSP-01 Walnut Extract from organic farming | 560 mg |
| of which total flavonoids expressed as hyperoside | 28 mg |
Product Details
Box of 15 tablets, available at the best price online.
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