Colon Correct uses two research-backed ingredients to help improve bowel motility and tonicity in people with occasional constipation. Magnesium hydro...
Colon Correct uses two research-backed ingredients to help improve bowel motility and tonicity in people with occasional constipation. Magnesium hydroxide, a well-known ingredient that works by osmosis, draws water from surrounding tissues to the intestines; this local increase of water not only softens the stool, but it also has a positive influence on the volume of the feces, which promotes intestinal motility. In the Ayurvedic tradition, Triphala, a classic formula, consists of three fruits, Amalaki, bibhitaki, and haritaki. Amalaki (known as Indian gooseberry or amla) is considered one of the best rejuvenating herbs. In addition to its laxative effects, Haritaki also has astringent properties and balances Vata. Bibhitaki is an excellent rejuvenative, with both laxative and astringent properties. It balances the Kapha dosha. Colon Correct can be used for short periods of time as a mild laxative for occasional constipation.
• Supports GI motility
• Healthy bowel function support
• Colon health support
• Occasional constipation support
• May promote normal bowel movements
• Per 2 capsule serving provides 1 g of Triphala - a blend of three botanicals to support bowel tonicity and motility
• Provides 400 mg of magnesium hydroxide per 2 capsule serving, to support healthy GI motility, tonicity and may help soften stool
• Gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free, and non-GMO
Recommended Dose:
Adults 18 years and older: Take 2 capsules with eight ounces of water at bedtime, or as directed by a health care practitioner. Take 2 hours before or after taking other medications or natural health products. Allow at least 6-12 hours for laxative effect to occur. For occasional use only. For use beyond 7 days, consult a healthcare practitioner. Refer to the product label for dosing instructions, age-appropriateness, and relative risk statements. Healthcare practitioners are encouraged to use clinical judgement with case-specific dosing based on intended goals, subject body weight, medical history, and concomitant medication and supplement usage.
