Fybogel Orange Sachets 2*30 (60) Sachets,

Features

• Fybogel Orange is high in natural fibre which will help you to restore and maintain your body's regularity.
• Fybogel Orange is also recommended wherever increased fibre is needed in your diet to help relieve constipation - this includes constipation during pregnancy.
• It is also recommended to help maintain a normal bowel function among patients suffering from any of the following conditions.Irritable bowel syndrome colostomy or ileostomy haemorrhoids (piles) anal fissure persistent diarrhea associated with diverticular disease ulcerative colitis.
• The convenient way to increase your fibre intake works to gently relieve constipation natural fibre drink Maintains regularity
• Easy and convenient way to increase fibre in your diet, helping your digestive system work more efficiently.

Product Details

• ASIN: B00UP3CQ3G
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Product Description

Fybogel sachets Orange How to take Fybogel Adults and children over 12 years should take one sachet morning and evening, or as recommended by your doctor. Children aged 6-12 years: Give half of one sachet, morning and evening. Children under 6 years: Should only take Fybogel Orange on doctor's advice. Fybogel orange ispaghula husk, a natural fibre which can help to relieve constipation. It is an easy-to-use and pleasant tasting way to increase the fibre in your diet, helping your digestive system work more efficiently and gently relieving constipation without straining, discomfort or unnatural urgency, helping to restore and maintain regularity. Fybogel Orange is sugar and gluten-free and contains no chemical stimulants. We all know that fibre is good for your digestion. It helps to maintain regularity and adds bulk to our stool, making it easier to pass. However, modern lifestyles do not always make it easy to eat the recommended daily amount of fibre. People leading stressful or busy lives, for instance, may find it more convenient to buy ready-made meals and fast-food takeaways, which typically contain less fibre. Over time, this type of diet can cause constipation. To stay regular in the long term, increasing your fibre intake is advisable. In the short term, sometimes a constipation remedy may be required to rectify the immediate problem. You should carefully read all product packaging and labels prior to use