Rainforest Herbs Improve Digestion

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Try putting sugar in a gas tank and what happens? Your engine pops, belches and ultimately can ruin your engine. Its like bad health -- disappointing, disruptive and expensive. Our physiological gas tanks our digestive systems are more sophisticated and can handle a lot more abuse. But ultimately they too can spiral out of control and really ruin our day.

Too often we neglect the all-important fuel we put into our bodies. We may be too busy, too tired, too stressed, or too hungry to bother with a good meal. While theres no substitute for good nutrition, sometimes we just dont get there. Thats when it makes sense to support our systems with the next best thing natural, well-balanced herbs to support our digestion. Tiger Tummy helps our body maximize energy and nutrition, and helps with the common symptoms of tummy trouble -- acid reflux and poor digestion.

The secret is a blend of herbs that work simply and effectively by supporting the key organs important to digestion: The liver and gallbladder so they produce bile. The stomach so digestive juices are strong. Protection against acid reflux, maximizing the breakdown of food in the stomach, supporting the intestinal tract and helping things move efficiently and quickly. Our bodies are designed to keep what we need for the best possible nutritional results. Tiger Tummy supports that process. By doing so it turns regular into super so our digestive engine works at maximum capacity.

The Herbs in Tiger Tummy

Tiger Tummy blends together well-known and well-researched rainforest herbs to stimulate healthy digestion -- carqueja, artichoke, fedegoso, quinine, gervo, and pico preto. Carqueja (Baccharis genistelloides): Traditionally carqueja has been used to support various digestive disorders such as ulcers, acid reflux, and gastroenteritis. Carqueja is in Tiger Tummy because it helps strengthen the entire digestive process. It is often recommended to help rebuild after a bout with an intestinal bug. As the S. American equivalent of milk thistle, it is highly revered as a liver protector and detoxifier.

Artichoke (Cynara scolymus): A member of the milk thistle family, artichoke shares the same liver protective qualities. It is used around the world both as a food and a medicinal healer. It is a liver tonic and detoxifier. It has long been used to treat liver and gallbladder ailments and is included in Tiger Tummy for its strong protective qualities. As added benefits, recent studies have shown artichoke to be higher in antioxidants than any other vegetable, and higher than chocolate or blueberries. It has also been shown to lower cholesterol.

Fedegoso (Cassia occidentalis): Like carqueja, fedegoso boasts a large body of research documenting its use to promote healthy liver function and repair liver damage. It is in Tiger Tummy because liver cleansing is key to healthy digestion.

Quinine (Cinchona succirubra): Quinine bark, used for malaria and to reduce fever, is one of the rainforests most famous plants. But centuries before it became known around the world, it was used as a stomach bitter to treat indigestion. Quinine bark is a completely safe and valuable part of Tiger Tummys soothing effects on the digestive system.