Naturolax A natural relief for constipation 

Naturolax A natural relief for constipation 
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Naturolax is a powdered form of natural Isapgol husk for treating constipation. Isapgol is the husk obtained from the seeds of Plantago Ovato. Due to its hygroscopic nature, Isapgol swells to form a mucilaginous substance.

Naturolax is a powdered form of natural Isapgol husk for treating constipation. Isapgol is the husk obtained from the seeds of Plantago Ovato. Due to its hygroscopic nature, Isapgol swells to form a mucilaginous substance. It also has 70 per cent of soluble and 30 per cent of insoluble fiber. These properties of Isapgol make it the best remedy for the treatment of constipation. It is a gentle laxative as compared to other chemical agents.

Constipation refers to the difficulty and pain in bowel movement, less frequent stool or hard stools or an inability to pass stool. Absence of stool for more than three days can make the stools hard and tough to pass, thus leading to constipation. Constipation is a common problem in India with 14 per cent of people in Urban India suffering from Chronic Constipation.

Constipation has many side effects, such as feeling of incomplete defecation, bloating and fullness due to accumulation of gas in the stomach and intestine. This can reduce one’s appetite, make him/her feel sluggish and uncomfortable and affect daily work routine. As more consumers look for natural means like Isapgol husk powder to curb constipation, flavor and texture can be unpleasant for many.

To provide a palatable solution, Naturolax comes in an orange flavored powder form with effervescence “fizz”. The finer husk particles in Naturolax also make it easier to digest, providing a tasty, safe and easy solution for natural relief to constipation. Naturolax helps you to feel clean inside and fresh outside every day.

This is the first time Naturolax is being introduced as an OTC product. It is available in 100gms and 300gms packs and can be purchased at all leading chemist outlets across India.

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