What is the use of Penoxal in gastroenterology?

Apart from its positive effect on the body defence mechanism Penoxal aids a healthy functioning of the digestive tract which is reflected in a healthy immune system. It promotes an optimal health of intestinal microflora. It has a positive effect on the bowel movement, which may be utilised in treatments of many diseases that lead to disruption of intestinal wall, and thus increase the risk of developing a more serious disease. Positive effects of Penoxal on digestion demonstrate that the stomach and digestive system are healthy.

The recommended dosage during gastroenterological disease is 2 capsules a day for 2 months

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M.D. Anna Galambos, Pharm.Dr. Thomas Arndt and other doctors confirm in their statements about Penoxal that it is suitable food supplement to complement gastroenterological treatments. Find out more about Penoxal users experience HERE.

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Gastroenterology and Penoxal

The human body is a very sophisticated system which defends itself from damage. Digestive system is one of the most important gateways for substances essential to the body. However, apart from many essential nutrients the food can contain even various pathogens and toxic substances.

A healthy gut is thus essential for the strong and fight-capable immunity, so it deserves a regular care. Unfortunately, we only give attention to our digestive system when a problem appears – we suffer from heartburn, feeling of full and heavy stomach, constipation, diarrhoea, bloating, or pain.

Digestive disorders

Digestive tract is affected by nervous or hormonal factors and of course the diet content and the drinking regime. Waste substances and indigestible agents that are not excreted from the body can cause a great mischief in the entire digestive system. Chemically modified and unbalanced diet and alcohol cause inflammation in the bowel and stomach. Moreover, hypertension, diabetes, obesity, gout or rheumatism also contribute to digestive disorders. These factors are closely related to a potential onset of a digestive disorder. If the gut has been clogged by toxins and bacteria for a long time, this poses a risk of gall and kidney stones.

Endoscopy – Digestive Tract Assessment

Failure to prevent or overlooking the symptoms of digestive disorders may lead to a malfunction of the digestive system. These problems then result in endoscopy procedures. If symptoms point to the upper dyspeptic disorders, then the assessment usually targets oral cavity, oesophagus, stomach, pancreas, liver, duodenum, gall bladder and bile ducts. The lower dyspeptic syndromes include the small and large intestine and the rectum.