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| Marshmallow & Pepsin | |
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Categories: Digestive System Symptoms: Poor Digestion, Intestinal Inflammation, Infection, Ulcers, Inflammation, Respiratory Problems, Low Metabolism, Allergies, Congestion, Cough, Hayfever
Marshmallow & Pepsin is an herbal combination formulated to soothe and aid digestion, especially the digestion of protein. Marshmallow & Pepsin helps reduce gastrointestinal problems, including intestinal inflammation, infection, bloating and flatulence. Marshmallow & Pepsin helps cleanse and strengthen the intestinal tract and soothes peptic ulcers. Marshmallow is beneficial for
reducing inflammation and
has a calming effect on the body. Marshmallow
also contains mucilage, a substance that helps soothe inflamed tissues,
making it an ideal herb for treating a variety of
respiratory problems.
Pepsin is a digestive enzyme that is naturally produced in the body and aids in the digestion of proteins. Pepsin enhances the metabolism and assists in the process of removing wastes and toxins from the intestines. Pepsin also helps with the absorption of important nutrients during digestion. Marshmallow & Pepsin not only aids digestion, but it also helps reduce respiratory problems -- which may be caused by undigested proteins. In addition, Marshmallow & Pepsin is beneficial in relieving allergies, congestion, coughing and hayfever. Take two capsules three times a day with meals. |
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