Flax Seed (Linium Usitatissimum)
Used as an excellent colon-strengthening intestinal cleanser; helping remove toxins which cause auto-intoxication, and restoring strength to the muscles and tone to the mucous membranes of the intestines. Rich in soluble fiber, flax seeds and their husks have long been enlisted to ease constipation and digestive system upset. During the Middle Ages, Arab physicians regularly recommended a formula for constipation that included flax as the principal ingredient.

Triphala (The unique blend of Indian Gooseberry Fruit, Belleric Myrobalan Fruit, and Tropical Almond Fruit)
Triphala is the most popular Ayurvedic herbal formula of India. It is regarded as an extremely effective, non-habit forming bowel stimulant - unequaled by other herbal blends. Each of the three herbal fruits of Triphala takes care of the body by gently promoting internal cleansing of all conditions of stagnation and excess while at the same time it improves digestion and nutritional assimilation.

Rhubarb Root (Rheum Officinate)
Used commonly throughout history to relieve constipation, diarrhea, and to expel encrusted fecal matter that has accumulated in the intestinal lining. Rhubarb assists in the promotion of the normal frequency and regulation of bowel action and function. Rhubarb is also highly beneficial in traditional treatment of various chronic and acute digestive problems.

Cape Aloe Leaf (Aloe Ferox)
The natural healing and detoxifying powers of Aloe Vera work gently within the intestinal tract to help break down impacted food residues and thoroughly cleanse the bowel. The anti-inflammatory activity of Aloe Vera gel is also very helpful in repairing damage to the intestine, reducing inflammation, helping to repair damaged cells and creating favourable conditions for new cell growth.

Slippery Elm Bark (Ulmas Rubra)
The bark of this American Elm is considered one of the most valuable remedies in herbal practice, as the abundant mucilage it contains have potent strengthening and healing qualities. Slippery Elm gives excellent results in treating gastritis, gastric catarrh, mucous colitis and enteritis conditions.

Marshmallow Root (Althaea Officinalis)
Marshmallow has been used in traditional European medicines for more than two thousand years. Its therapeutic use was first recorded in early Asian and Mediterranean civilizations; although it was widely regarded for its usage in Greek medicine. Once ingested, its non-absorbable polysaccharides coat mucous membranes and absorb toxins for expulsion from the body.