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CELLCORE Bowel Mover 90 Capsules -Digestive & Drainage

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CELLCORE Bowel Mover 90 Capsules -Digestive & DrainageBowel Mover is a natural digestive aid that gently promotes bowel movements, supports intestinal health, peristalsis, and proper digestive function.* Twelve herbs and botanicals in this proprietary blend including clove bud, fennel seed, garlic bulb, senna leaf, and wormwood are formulated in specific ratios for maximum efficacy. They work together to increase water absorption in the stool and support normal digestive, intestinal, and stomach

 

Bowel Mover is a natural digestive aid that gently promotes bowel movements, supports intestinal health, peristalsis, and proper digestive function.*

Twelve herbs and botanicals in this proprietary blend — including clove bud, fennel seed, garlic bulb, senna leaf, and wormwood — are formulated in specific ratios for maximum efficacy. They work together to increase water absorption in the stool and support normal digestive, intestinal, and stomach function.*

The proprietary blend includes natural aloe leaf and rhubarb root, which promote water absorption in the stool; fennel seed, which eases cramping, bloating, and gas; wormwood and cascara sagrada bark, which signal the brain to produce stomach acid and engage intestinal processes, and barberry, which has been shown to combat diarrhea by fighting bacterial, viral, fungal, and parasitic infections.

Additional supporting ingredients include ginger root, which promotes indigestion relief and black walnut hulls, which have an innate ability to eradicate certain worms and parasites that reside in the intestinal tract. Garlic bulb assists in detoxifying heavy metals and senna leaf helps to ease symptoms of constipation. Cayenne has been shown to aid digestion and helps support digestive healing and overall health. Ginger root possesses antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, and clove bud has been shown to have antimicrobial properties.

The extracts of fulvic acid assist in mineral absorption, allowing the body to retain more of what is needed, specifically as normal digestion is established.

Formulated with Carbon Technology

Carbon Technology is a proprietary blend of fulvic acids and polysaccharides that support cellular repair and the body’s natural ability to detoxify.* With a low pH, Carbon Technology also helps protect ingredients from being digested by stomach acid, so that they remain intact as they enter the desired location in the body.

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