Herbal Laxative

Suggested Use

DIRECTIONS: For adults; take two (2) capsules three times daily; or six (6) capsules at night before retiring.

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  Vitacost Herbal Laxative 250 Tablets

  Vitacost.com3.6(14)

  $9.99
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  Psyllium Seed Husks 750 mg 120 Capsules

  Vitamin World USA

  $14.44
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  Organic India Herbal Laxative 60 Capsules

  Swanson Health Products4.2(66)

  $16.99
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  Vitamin World Herbal Laxative Capsules

  Vitamin World USA

  $28.89
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  Advanced Colon Cleanser

  Vitamin World USA3.7(3)

  $22.94
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  Adult Fiber Digestive Health 90 Gummies

  Vitamin World USA

  $16.99
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  Maximum Strength Digest-13 Multi-Enzyme

  Academy Sports + Outdoors4.8(6)

  $13.99
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  Glad Gut Probiotic Gummies

  Vitamin World USA

  $15.29

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• Triphala: a versatile counteractive assortment of ailments

  B Rani, M Prasad, R Kumar, Y Vikram… - Int J Pharm Chem …, 2013 - academia.edu

  … Aaonla is the highest natural known source of vitamin C, having 20 times the vitamin C … There are two primary types of herbal laxatives. One is called a purgative and includes herbs …

  20139 citations

• Recent trends in potential traditional Indian herbs Emblica officinalis and its medicinal importance

  KPS Kumar, D Bhowmik, A Dutta… - Journal of …, 2012 - bglivenew.b-cdn.net

  … In this article let us find out more about this magical herb and see where we can imply it in our own life. The fruit is the richest source of Vitamin C and is a diuretic, aperient, Laxative and …

  2012156 citations

• Herbs and herbal formulations for the management and prevention of gastrointestinal diseases

  N Singh, U Sharma, B Mishra, AM Kandalkar… - Herbal medicine …, 2024 - Springer

  … that aloin had a greater laxative effect than the stimulant laxative phenolphthalein [26]. The L… in whole blood while markedly raising levels of Vitamin C, nitrite, Vitamin A, nitrate, and beta-…

  202416 citations

• Senna: As immunity boosting herb against COVID-19 and several other diseases

  A Ikram, W Khalid, F Saeed, MS Arshad… - Journal of Herbal …, 2023 - Elsevier

  … The results of different studies showed that senna was composed of a wide range of immunity-enhancing bioactive components like antioxidants, vitamins, minerals and laxatives. …

  202334 citations

• Significance of Indian hematinic herbal beverages, and future perspectives

  DD Joshi, L Deb, BG Somkuwar, VS Rana - … Research-Natural Products, 2025 - Elsevier

  … Background: Traditional herbal beverages have been used as medicine around the world to reduce oxidative stress. The chemical composition of these herbs depends on geographic …

  20251 citations

• Natural Medicines at the Counter: A Guide for Community Pharmacists

  D Gettman - researchgate.net

  … A combined market-frequency and question-frequency perspective from community practice: items that repeatedly prompt counseling include vitamin C, vitamin E, Bcomplex and brewer’…

Data sourced from the U.S. National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements Dietary Supplement Label Database (DSLD) · Label entered 2011-10-26. DSLD Label ID: 608. This information is provided for educational reference only and is not medical advice. Always follow the product label and consult a doctor or pharmacist before use.