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Size: 1 box contains 30 tea bags
Use: Soak a tea bag in a cup of hot water and steep for about 10 minutes, once a day before sleeping.
Indication: laxative
Composition:
Senna leaves (75%).
Food supplement based on standardized extracts gently stimulates intestinal transit. Through its intestinal purifying role, Helps rid the intestines of the impurities it contains and promotes the "flat stomach" effect. It is a reference product for all people with lazy intestines and bloated stomachs. The dual slimming and laxative action of this compound will help speed up your intestinal transit and therefore eliminate the overeating responsible for being overweight. To treat constipation, herbal: senna (Senna alexandrina).
The sennosides present in senna will induce an improvement in peristalsis by two different phenomena:
On the one hand, the sennosides, once they arrive in the colon, will be split into rhein by the action of the intestinal flora2. This rhein thus formed will induce a more pronounced release of serotonin / histamine which will result in a stimulation of the activity of prostaglandin E2. The latter, in turn, will stimulate peristaltic muscle contractions;
On the other hand, sennosides increase the activity of the constitutively expressed enzyme nitric oxide synthase3. These enzymes are responsible for the production of nitric oxide (NO) from L-arginine. Very labile, NO diffuses to the muscle layers where it causes relaxation of smooth muscle cells by increasing the intracellular level of cyclic GMP (cGMP) 4. In addition to the improvement in muscle contraction of the peristalsis, there will therefore also be an improvement in muscle relaxation after contraction. This further increases the rate of progression of the bolus by increasing the amplitudes of peristaltic contractions.
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