Aboca's GastroDiger Syrup provides natural relief for indigestion, bloating, and feelings of heaviness after meals. Its herbal formula helps support gastrointestinal motility and protect the digestive tract lining, helping you regain greater comfort in your daily life.
After a heavy meal, some people experience a feeling of heaviness, as if their stomach were working in slow motion. Aboca GastroDiger Syrup has been formulated to help with functional digestive issues such as bloating, a feeling of fullness after eating, excessive belching, or mild nausea. Thanks to its physiological action, it helps promote digestive comfort and support gastrointestinal motility naturally.
This medical device acts much like a digestive conductor. When the stomach and duodenum lack coordination, food remains in the digestive tract longer, which can increase fermentation and feelings of discomfort. GastroDiger helps restore this digestive harmony by supporting the natural movements of the gastrointestinal tract and helping to facilitate gastrointestinal motility.
Its formula combines several herbs traditionally used to support digestive well-being. Chamomile and mallow help promote a sense of digestive comfort, while ginger is known for its benefits in relieving digestive discomfort accompanied by nausea. Artichoke, meanwhile, supports digestive and liver function. This herbal synergy acts as a “protective cushion” for the stomach by helping to shield the digestive lining from irritants and acidic secretions.
Aboca GastroDiger Syrup may also be helpful when stress or changes in routine disrupt digestion. An unbalanced diet, eating meals too quickly, or periods of nervous tension can slow gastric transit and contribute to digestive discomfort. Its natural formula works with the body to support digestive balance without relying on pharmacological mechanisms.
Suitable for children ages 6 and up, this syrup may also be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding after consulting a doctor. Its benefits lie in its physiological approach and its 100% natural composition, free of synthetic substances and GMOs.
For a holistic approach to digestive comfort, it may be beneficial to combine this syrup with Yogi Tea’s Ayurvedic Digestion Infusion. This herbal and spice blend naturally complements GastroDiger’s action by alleviating feelings of heaviness after meals and promoting smoother digestion.
Directions for Use
It is recommended to take 10 ml, or 2 teaspoons, twice daily, preferably 10 minutes before main meals. Close the bottle tightly after use and shake well before use.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Mallow, Artichoke, Chamomile, Marshmallow, Ginger, Concentrated Apple Juice, Concentrated Lemon Juice, Cane Sugar, Water, Acacia Gum, Xanthan Gum, Natural Lemon, Mint, and Vanilla Flavors.
Packaging
180 g glass bottle, at the best price, for soothed digestion.
When you regularly experience digestive discomfort, consider adjusting your mealtime schedule. Eating too quickly or under stress often disrupts gastric motility. Take the time to chew thoroughly and avoid lying down immediately after a meal. For people prone to bloating at the end of the day, combining a lighter evening meal with a digestive herbal tea and gentle physical activity—such as walking—can enhance GastroDiger’s effect on digestive comfort.
Can Aboca GastroDiger Syrup be used during pregnancy?
Yes, the product can be used during pregnancy and while breastfeeding. In these specific situations, it is still advisable to consult a healthcare professional.
At what age can GastroDiger be used?
This medical device is suitable for children 6 years and older.
Does GastroDiger contain any synthetic substances?
No, GastroDiger is a 100% natural formula that contains neither synthetic substances nor genetically modified ingredients.
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