Willmar Schwabe India Dizester (200ml)

In this day and age, everything must be done quickly, including eating and snacking. indigestion and other related issues are on the rise. many ready-to-prepare instant food items have taken up significant space in our eating habits. most people prefer to purchase mass-produced commercial sweets and food items without quality checks and snack packages containing unwanted preservatives and additives.

Dietary changes and the function of DizesterTM

According to reports (Sanjay Kalra et al. 2012), many people in major cities frequently eat and drink unhealthy foods with trans-fats like chips, burgers, pizzas, french fries, noodles, and colas. Many of these have unfavorable effects on digestive system.

DizesterTM treats diarrhoea with or without flatulence, hot, sore, painful anus, especially during pregnancy, deranged digestion, flatulence dyspepsia, various types of colic pain, including flatulent colic and bilious colic with great accumulation of gas, nervous IBS, diarrhoea, and appetite loss. It also strengthens a weak digestive system and is useful in acidity.

As a diuretic, anti-inflammatory, and protective agent against gastric mucosal lesions, DizesterTM has been clinically proven to have antispasmodic and carminative effects, as well as to increase appetite.

Signs that the specific ingredients are active in the manner claimed:

Foeniculum vulgare: Studies show that it relieves bloating and acts as antispasmodic, stimulates appetite, works as diuretic and anti-inflammatory. In a recent study it has shown protective effect against ethanol-induced gastric damage. It is used widely as carminative, digestive, lactogogue, in treating respiratory and gastrointestinal disorders, and for bloating, indigestion, and gastric problems. In children, it is helpful in abdominal colic and flatulence.

Mentha piperita: It is recommended for colic in children and adults who have bilious symptoms and a lot of gas buildup.

Nux moschata: It helps with loss of appetite, nervous intestinal irritation, diarrhea with stools that resemble chopped eggs and are soft, as well as flatulent dyspepsia.

Indicated in heaviness of the abdomen, useful in acidity, heaviness in the stomach upon awakening with gas and rumbling, pain in the stomach area due to gastritis or gastric ulcer especially worse eating, hot, sore, painful anus, especially during pregnancy, chronic intestinal catarrh, anus red and inflammed, hemorrhoids hot, painful, sore. Zingiber officinalis. It covers weak digestive system.

Asafoetida: This ingredient treats bloating, which is difficult to bring up, flatulence, and spasmodic contraction of the stomach and esophagus with reverse peristalsis. It also treats violent colic, cutting and burning in the stomach and region of the diaphragm, and forcible eructation of gas.

Research has shown that the benefits of carum carvi on intestinal spasm and flatulence are due to its antispasmodic and carminative properties, which calm the digestive tract by acting directly on intestinal muscles. It also improves appetite and acts as a tonic.

In addition to being used for bilious disturbances, bile duct disorders, diarrhoea, dysentery, etc., Terminalia arjuna also addresses loss of appetite, nausea, constipation, and a bitter taste in the mouth. It is suitable for those with higher cholesterol levels.

Dosage: DizesterTM should be consumed as directed, 1-2 teaspoons 2-3 times per day, unless otherwise directed by a doctor.

What drawbacks does Dizester have?

To date, there are no known side effects.

How should one proceed with Dizester?

There is no need to take any safety measures.

Are kids able to use Dizester?

Yes.

What is the recommended dosage of Dizester?

Once the symptoms have subsided, it must be continued.

Taking Dizester while pregnant is safe.

Yes.