Astringents

Catechu exerts an astringent effect and, combined with gall-nut, oak, common tormentil, agrimony, snakeweed, rhatany, fragrant sumac and blueberry fruits, is useful in regulating intestinal transit. In addition, catechu has an emollient and soothing effect on the digestive system and, thanks to its prebiotic properties, it can, in combination with probiotic lactic acid bacteria, help keep a healthy and balanced intestinal flora. Gall nut and oak help keep your mucous membranes healthy and properly nourished whereas agrimony, snakeweed and myrrh support the digestive system function.

Catechu carries out an astringent effect on the intestinal transit and an emollient and soothing activity, which promotes the digestive system function. Furthermore, it promotes carbohydrate and cholesterol metabolism and is useful as a prebiotic fibre to keep your gut flora balanced.

Oak promotes regular bowel movements and supports the trophism and health of the mucous membranes.