From PAPAYA (Carica papaya) papain is obtained, obtained from the ferment contained in the juice that drips from the incisions made in the branches and in the immature fruit and that coagulates spontaneously. This ferment has digestive properties similar to pepsin from which it differs only in that it is active both in neutral and acidic or slightly alkaline environment, while pepsin is active only in a medium-acidic and medium-acid environment.  it is used to facilitate digestion in subjects with poor gastric secretion. Useful in dyspepsia, hypochlorhydria, stomach dilations, chronic gastritis,    gastric ulcer. ANANAS (Ananas comosus) contains citric and malic acid; vitamins A, B and C; a yeast and digestive ferment (bromelain) that It digests in a few minutes 1000 times its weight of proteins  (it is similar to papain and pepsin); minerals and in particular iodine, potassium and sulfur. Iodine increases the basal metabolic rate, potassium is a powerful diuretic and is useful in water retention, sulfur breaks down sulfur bridges; from here we can guess its usefulness in obesity, cellulite and gout. The ARTICHOKE (Cynara scolymus) is a stimulant of liver and biliary  functionsthanks to its contained principles (o-diphenols and flavonoids). The increase in the metabolic activity of the hepatobiliary enzymatic chains causes a reduction in cholesterolemia, nitrogen levels and lipids. Flavonoids and terpene alcohols protect the membrane of the liver parenchyma. It has digestive, purifying, useful in hepatobiliary  dysfunction(with or without lithiasis), hypercholesterolemia and hyperuricemia related to liver diseases of various entities, hyperlipidemia and atheromatous risk. The GENTIAN (Gentiana lutea) contains bitter principles, alkaloids (gentianin), inulin,  pectin   and phenolic acids. Gentian stimulates the taste receptor linked to the bitter taste, causing an increase, by reflex, of salivary and gastric secretion,   thus helping to improve digestive processes.  The stimulating action of the plant on the work of the stomach relieves dysfunctions such as flatulence and indigestion.  Gentian also stimulates liver and bile functions, it enters into all the treatments of all digestive disorders. The seeds of the CUMIN (Carum carvi) contain essential oil with a high carvone  content (from 40 to 60 %) and fixed oil. The action of cumin is comparable to that of anise (Pimpinella anisum) and fennel (Foeniculum vulgare). For features antispasmodic and antifermentative of its essential oil the fruits of cumin, improperly called seeds, They are successfully used as antispasmodic,  carminative and stomachichi to facilitate gastric secretion after meals and to improve digestion. They take care of the digestive system and act directly on the intestinal muscles to soothe colic,  decrease gastric dilations and flatulence. They regulate the heart rhythm disturbed by digestive disorders.

 

COMPLEMENTARY REMEDIES: DISBIODREN, ENZYSOL, GASTROSOL, EPASOL, EPATOSOL,  PROLIVER