What you must remember:
- Tamarind is a fruit from the tamarind tree, a tree native to Africa.
- This fruit has similarities with dates and has digestive benefits thanks to its richness in minerals, fiber and tartaric acid.
- Its active ingredients give it real benefits on intestinal health for better digestive comfort.
- It is important to respect the precautions for use as well as the recommended dosages when supplementing with tamarind.
What is Tamarind?
Tamarind is the fruit of the tamarind tree, which means Indian date tree, a tree native to Africa and the West Indies. Its flavor is strongly reminiscent of dates and prunes. It is commonly grown in tropical climates.
Tamarind has a high content of potassium, phosphorus and calcium, iron as well as a high content of soluble fibers such as pectin, thus facilitating the digestion process . It also contains tartaric acid whose antibacterial and antioxidant properties are recognized.
The benefits and virtues of Tamarind
Tamarind is recognized for its benefits on digestive health and intestinal comfort.
Tamarind and transit regulation
The tartaric acid and potassium bitartrate contained in this fruit give it incredible digestive benefits. In fact, this helps regulate and limit the occurrence of bloating, flatulence and constipation .
In addition, it acts by activating the production of bile which facilitates digestion, particularly of fats.
Tamarind and stimulation of transit
Thanks to its active ingredients, Tamarind facilitates the movement of the food bolus throughout the digestive tract. Indeed, the soluble fibers contained in this fruit provide optimal digestive comfort by facilitating the evacuation of stools and reducing the risk of constipation. In addition, this helps nourish the intestinal microbiota and promote the development of good bacteria called probiotics .
Indications and dosage of Tamarind
Tamarind supplementation is in the form of capsules, powder or infusions.
At present, no official dosage recommendation has been accepted. Tamarind supplementation is not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women and young children.
It is advisable to respect the dosages indicated on food supplements because, due to its laxative action, excessive consumption can cause digestive discomfort.
Bring Tamarind to your body thanks to DIJO
We have integrated tamarind into the formulation of our product Bye bye constipation . This is the ideal product in case of occasional constipation to regain soothed transit and long-lasting digestive comfort. Indeed, this digestion product , thanks to its different plants with numerous active ingredients such as Boldo and Papaya , should be taken occasionally when you feel the need for immediate benefits, at a rate of 2 capsules per day during a meal.
This treatment should be taken as part of a balanced lifestyle in order to observe deep and lasting effects.
Does not replace a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of young children. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women.
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