Supporting liver and bile functions and healthy digestion, contributes to the microbiological balance of the intestine

"A new era in medical science has dawned with the realization of the critical role of the “forgotten organ,” the gut micro-biota, in health and disease. Some important insights have already been gained about how the microbiota might influence a number of disease processes both within and distant from the gut. Gut-commensal microbiota interactions play a fundamental role in promoting homeostatic functions such as immunomodulation, upregulation of cytoprotective genes, prevention and regulation of apoptosis, and maintenance of barrier function."
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White horehound (Marrubium vulgare)

supports the intestinal tract, contributes to healthy digestion and to proper liver and bile function

  • Its appetite enhancing and digestion stimulatingD1 effect is related to its bitter substance content.
  • Bitter taste improves appetite reflexively and supports digestion by increasing the secretion of digestive fluids.

Turmeric and black pepper (Curcuma longa and Piper nigrum)

supports the immune system, lung and respiratory tract health. It provides protection against allergies and has a significant antioxidant function

  • Turmeric also has an effect of increasing bile production and contracting the gallbladder. The antispasmodic effect of its extract contributes to its efficacy in alleviating digestive disordersE15.
  • Turmeric extract decreases triglyceride levels, which can be partly explained by increased bile productionE9.
  • The majority of clinical data on turmeric come from studies with turmeric from India. The biliary (bile flow increasing) and digestion improving (reducing dyspeptic symptoms) effects of turmeric have been proven in human studiesE18, but no comprehensive clinical studies have been done to date. The cholesterol reducing effect of turmeric has been proven in several clinical trials and in their meta analysisE10.
  • Centuries of oriental folk experience and informative scientific studies support the anti-inflammatory effect of the drug and clinical evidence to the same effect is also availableE10. The anti inflammatory effect of curcuminoids has been confirmed by the positive results of several human trials, their consumption alleviated joint painsE12. Several clinical trials have indicated that curcumin – presumably due to its anti inflammatory function – relieves the symptoms of ulcerative colitisE11.

King Of Bitters (Andrographis paniculata)

supports the body’s natural defences, especially in the upper respiratory tract

  • It has a hepatoprotective and antioxidant function internallyC16.

 

Bile acids

reduce digestive and biliary complaints caused by bile deficiency thus significantly supporting the weakened immune system. They also neutralize endotoxins released from the necrosed cell walls of Gram negative bacteria that are the cause of numerous diseases. Bile acids inhibit the spread of several strains of viruses (influenza, corona, hepatitis, herpes/Epstein Barr, HIV, EBOLA) by preventing virions from biding to the membrane of host cells, thus impeding the production of viruses, but they also break down the virion host cell bond in viruses already produced.

THE ROLE OF BILE ACIDS IN DIGESTION AND THE LACK OF THEM AFTER GALL BLADDER SURGERY (bile defficiency)

  • If bile secretion, bile production or the enterohepatic circulation are insufficient (he population has a min. 25% have inadequate digestion and bile function, ie they are bile deficient and thus may have many of the resulting diseases and health problems), then the breakdown and the digestion of fats will not be correct. This can be favourably influenced by the administration of bile acids at mealtimes.
  • After cholecystectomy, storage function of the gall bladder is lost. The bile continuously trickles, so, if there is a higher demand for bile (when having a meal containing a larger amount of fat), there is not any bile to release because of the lack of the bladder. So, the fats are not completely digested (fat metabolism disorder), and when it is getting into the colon, the intestinal flora eliminates the indigestible parts along with gas formation, causing abdominal bloating, possibly diarrhoea.
  • Occasionally occurring meal related bile deficiency, caused by gall bladder surgery, can favourably influenced by administration of bile acids.

 

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