Good Health Multi Fibre Capsules 90

Good Health Multi Fibre is a gentle yet effective fibre formula that supports the body's own cleansing process. It combines pure flax fibre and psyllium with pectin, chlorella, beetroot and slippery elm.

Used for / Benefits

• Supports regular bowel function
• Targets digestive discomfort
• Nutritional support for bowel health

Product details

• Pack size: 90 capsules
• Key ingredients: Flaxseed fibre, psyllium husk, slippery elm, chlorella, beetroot and apple pectin
• Free from: Artificial flavours, sweeteners, preservatives and colours
• Brand: Good Health

Ingredients

Each capsule contains:

• Linum usitatissimum seed fibre (flaxseed) 200mg
• Psyllium plantago husk (psyllium) 200mg
• Ulmus rubra bark powder (slippery elm) 100mg
• Beta vulgaris juice powder (beetroot) 100mg
• Chlorella vulgaris (chlorella) 50mg
• Malus domestica apple fibre (providing pectin) 20mg

No artificial flavours, sweeteners, preservatives or colours used in this product.

Directions

Can be taken over 7 days or 1 month.

• 7 day quick cleanse – adults: take 4 capsules 3 times daily with water before food until finished, or as professionally advised.
• 1 month maintenance cleanse – adults: take 3 capsules in the morning with water before food, or as professionally advised.
• Capsules can be opened and added to food.

Warnings

• Ensure adequate fluid intake when taking fibre supplements – 2 litres per day is recommended.
• Some changes in bowel habits may occur due to increased fibre intake. If any unusual changes occur, including abdominal pain or extended constipation, seek professional advice.
• Lowered absorption of medicines may occur when taking concentrated fibre, so Multi Fibre should be taken two hours after medication.
• Do not take while pregnant or breastfeeding.
• Dietary supplements should not replace a balanced diet.
• Do not use if the cap seal is broken.

Vitamins and minerals are supplementary to, and not a replacement for, a balanced diet. Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist, see your healthcare professional.