Herbal laxatives Laxi Herb

Product shape Syrup 12 ml Standardized based on the presence of at least 11.5 mg of total phenolic in terms of gallic acid per 5 ml of syrup Product components Plum (Prunus domestica) Red sugar (Saccharum officinarum) Possible side effects Excessive consumption may cause diarrhea and nausea. Do not use in children under six months. In case of heartburn and diarrhea, the dose should be adjusted in consultation with your doctor. Consumption of a little boiling water or boiling rose water in these cases reduces heartburn. Keep out of the reach of children, as with other medicines. Method of Use Adults: Two doses of 5 cc three times a day Children over 10 years: 5 servings three times a day Children under 10 years: one serving of 2.5 cc three times a day 1 Recent studies have shown that information available in traditional medicine can significantly increase the chances of finding effective pharmaceutical compounds. Barij laxy syrup has been extracted from the sources of traditional Iranian medicine using the same solution. According to the documents of traditional medicine, plum sole is in the 7th row among 134 top singles and red sugar is among the top 4 singles due to its emphasis and repetition in medical sources. This study is based on various features such as: emphasis Strong on the laxative effect of nature, ventricular fibrillation and mentioning the effect of telaine according to traditional medicine scientists based on the number of reference books and the number of items mentioned, based on this can be said that plums are among the best items in the treatment of constipation from the perspective of Iranian medicine It is also known as the most natural, best and safest way to fight constipation. Numerous studies have shown numerous and beneficial effects on the health of different species of plums. Among them are the effects of improving bone health, cognition and memory, antioxidants, anti-inflammatory and also improving constipation, these effects are due to the antioxidant power and high share of phenolic compounds in plums. Several studies have been performed on the laxative effects of plums. The study of Pyrenean attributes this effect to the high fiber content of this fruit. The study by Cheskin et al. States that consuming plum juice once a day before a meal can improve bowel movements and soften stools in patients with chronic constipation. This study has led to the preferential consumption of plum juice instead of apple juice in patients.