Guides for gut comfort and digestion—bloating, reflux, motility, microbiome basics, and food/supplement options. Practical tips plus red-flag symptoms that deserve medical attention.
Before learning about the possible natural remedies for gallstones, let’s learn more about this condition. The development of gallstones can lead to gallbladder infections. Gallstones form in the gallbladder and, at times, in the liver’s bile ducts. The stones may develop in the gallbladder due to inflammation or infection of the gallbladder wall. They are…
Many jokes have focused on digestive issues; however, dealing with digestive problems is no laughing matter. Bloating, irritable bowel syndrome, excess gas, and constipation are some telltale signs of poor gut health. Still, poor gut health is also linked to other health problems, including autoimmune diseases, thyroid issues, sleep problems, fatigue, fluctuating weight, and even…
Medicinal herbs help treat stomach disorders and significantly help improve digestion. Raw cabbage juice has notable antiulcer and wound-healing properties on the stomach. It has been proven that some peptic ulcers healed after drinking half to one glass of cabbage juice before meals for three weeks. List of Stomach Disorders Stomach acidity – This symptom…
Herbs for the rectum and anus: The rectum is the last tract of the digestive system. It is located after the sigmoid colon, before the anus, and is surrounded by a robust muscular layer whose functions consist of expelling feces from the body. The anus is surrounded by a thick muscle known as the anal…
Intestinal Disorders: Gas This is one of the intestinal disorders caused by intestinal fermentation, caused by digestive intolerance to specific meals or alteration of the intestinal bacterial flora. The herbs mentioned have carminative properties, which promote the expulsion of gas produced by intestinal fermentation. These carminative properties are usually a consequence of the aromatic essences…
The entire intestinal tract is sensitive to the action of the many herbs for intestinal health. They exert two main effects on the intestinal mucosa: Almost all astringent herbs owe their properties to the tannins they contain. Tannins clot proteins of the surface cells, drying, hardening, and reducing the inflammation of the skin and the…
Almost all medicinal herbs for the digestive system affect the entire system. The herbs we describe on this page act on all digestive organs, including the stomach, the intestine, the liver, and the pancreas. These herbs promote digestion through two primary actions: A correct, natural, healthy diet is required for these plants to be effective….
Herbs for the gallbladder and liver exert two actions on the hepatobiliary system: choleretic and cholagogue. Bile production is one of the liver’s essential functions. Plants with choleretic properties increase the amount of bile secreted by the liver. Bile is kept in the gallbladder until the passing of food produces its emptying in the intestine….
The importance of herbs for teeth and gums lies in two fundamental facts related to their anatomy and physiology: The mouth and the entire digestive system are covered throughout its interior by a layer of cells called the mucous membrane. Stomatitis is called mouth inflammation, especially the mucous membrane surrounding it. Etymologically, this term comes…
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a chronic digestive system disorder that causes abdominal pain and discomfort. An IBS attack usually happens after eating certain foods, known as triggers. In addition, people with this chronic condition also experience bloating, constipation, and diarrhea. For those suffering from irritable bowel syndrome, here are 8 IBS foods to avoid….
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