Medicinal plants for diarrhea

Indigestion can be associated with infection, micronutrient deficiencies, and impaired gastric juice production. The malaise manifests itself after the consumption of fatty and spicy foods, food poisoning and diseases of the digestive tract. Healthy foods help restore digestion, relieve irritation of the mucous membranes and prevent diarrhea.

Medicinal herbs contain vitamins, acids and minerals. Active compounds regulate the production of enzymes, restore metabolism and protect against infection.

Dietary fiber and astringent substances help fight diarrhea.

Tannins have a bitter or tart taste. Astringents reduce inflammation and relieve irritation of the intestinal mucosa. Beneficial compounds slow down the absorption of toxins, regulate bile flow, and protect the walls of the digestive tract.

Pectin effectively relieves diarrhea. Soluble fiber promotes the elimination of waste products, prevents inflammation, stimulates the absorption of nutrients and normalizes metabolism.

As part of barberry contains berberine, palmatine, alkaloids and other active ingredients. Berberine and berbamine have antiprotozoal and sedative properties. The product fights against pathogenic microorganisms that cause diarrhea.

Studies have shown that the substance is active against cholera vibrio, dysentery and candida fungus. Alkaloids have antibacterial and disinfectant properties. Plant substances stimulate the production of white cells, protect blood vessels and prevent infection.

Echinacea acts as a natural immune stimulant. Alkamides, polyacetylenes and polysaccharides have beneficial properties. The tool has antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal properties. Echinacea regulates hyaluronidase activity and prevents bacterial infection.

Astragalus soothes irritated bowels and relieves signs of diarrhea. The plant has antibacterial and antiviral properties. The product is considered a natural remedy for diarrhea.

Polysaccharides normalize the intestinal microflora, support immunity and stimulate the activity of leukocytes. The substance promotes the production of antibodies and regulates the composition of the blood.

Agrimony contains tannins and other plant substances. Binders have anchoring properties. The plant supports the absorption of nutrients and prevents intestinal irritation.

Carob is rich in tannins, tannins and polysaccharides. Phytochemicals reduce mucosal irritation, stimulate intestinal motility, support digestion and promote the elimination of harmful substances. Carob helps in the treatment of diarrhea in adults and children.

Plantain restores digestion and fights parasites. The plant cleanses the intestines, prevents inflammation, relieves constipation and diarrhea.

Medicinal plants prevent digestive upset, stimulate detoxification, strengthen the immune system and help relieve diarrhea.

Healing properties are possessed by raspberries, blueberries, Garnet, blackberry, fenugreek, ginger, slippery elm, meadowsweet, coriander, agave, marshmallow, allspice, yarrow, lavender, sorrel, lemon grass, avocado and dill.

Natural foods protect the gut from infections, support natural detoxification and improve digestion.

There are some guidelines that can help prevent diarrhea. It is not recommended to buy food from street vendors and eat unknown raw foods. You should wash your hands regularly, drink bottled water, and peel the fruit before consuming.

With diarrhea, minerals are excreted from the body. Dehydration worsens health and triggers the development of the disease.

If diarrhea lasts more than five days, blood appears and soreness in the abdominal cavity, then you need to see a specialist.

E. Perov

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