Digestive Supplements

Digestive Health Supplements

Digestive Enzymes
Digestive Enzymes ⁠–⁠ 7 digestive enzymes from plant sources, involved in the breakdown of macronutrients, food supplement
90 capsules
Rating 4.8/5, 86 reviews
£8.99
(£0.10 / 1 capsule)
Greens Mix
Greens Mix ⁠–⁠ 13 active ingredients including 4 superfoods, Chlorella and spirulina help support vitality and the immune system, Food supplement
Lemonade 300 g
Rating 3.9/5, 696 reviews
£22.99
(£7.66 / 100 g)
Organic Psyllium
Organic Psyllium ⁠–⁠ soluble fibre for normal digestive and intestinal function
400 g
Rating 4.8/5, 45 reviews
£9.49
(£2.37 / 100 g)
Greens Flavour Mix ⁠–⁠ value pack of 2 greens flavors, with 13 active ingredients including 4 superfoods, supporting immunity and digestive health
£45.98
L-Glutamine
L-Glutamine ⁠–⁠ fermented l-glutamine powder – supports muscle recovery, immunity, digestion, and brain health, ideal for athletes and those under stress
Unflavoured 500 g
Rating 4.7/5, 19 reviews
£14.99
(£3 / 100 g)
Greens Mix
Greens Mix ⁠–⁠ 13 active ingredients including 4 superfoods, Chlorella and spirulina help support vitality and the immune system, Food supplement
Green apple without caffeine 300 g
Rating 4.2/5, 217 reviews
£22.99
(£7.66 / 100 g)
Bromelain & Papain
Bromelain & Papain ⁠–⁠ supports protein breakdown, enzymes from pineapple and papaya, strong dosage in a plant‑based capsule
90 capsules
Rating 5.0/5, 4 reviews
£13.99
(£0.16 / 1 capsule)
Grass‑Fed Bovine Colostrum
Grass‑Fed Bovine Colostrum ⁠–⁠ lyophilized powder from first cow’s milk, min. 30% immunoglobulin IgG, food supplement
180 g
£49.99
(£27.77 / 100 g)

Pure composition without compromise

All our products are made without unnecessary fillers, artificial colorings, and preservatives. A more natural composition means better absorption and maximum effect without burdening the body.

Natural Digestive Health Supplements

Acute digestive issues like bloating, gas, nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, or heartburn can affect anyone. These problems can arise from even a “small indulgence,” such as holiday overeating, excessive alcohol intake, or consumption of sweet and fatty foods. Wherever the issue originates, certain supplements can support the proper functioning of the digestive tract:

  • Fibre is an essential part of the diet. It helps with satiety, regulates blood sugar, and nourishes the gut microbiome. Top supplements include psyllium and inulin.
  • Probiotics contain beneficial live microorganisms that support the diversity of the gut microbiome. In addition to probiotics, you can also find synbiotics, which are enriched with prebiotics, providing “food” for probiotic cultures.
  • Digestive enzymes are catalysts for chemical processes that break down complex molecules for better absorption. Supplements are ideal for those with low enzyme production or lactose intolerance.

Green superfoods rich in antioxidants, like spirulina and wheatgrass, as well as the herb milk thistle, can also aid digestion. When it comes to vitamins and minerals, it’s worth checking for potential deficiencies in zinc, magnesium, vitamin B, or vitamin D.

If digestive issues persist over a long period, it’s best to consult a healthcare provider, as these problems could signal chronic conditions such as Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis.

Articles

Gut Microbiome Health: What Impacts It and How to Improve It

Microorganisms are an essential part of the human body, and among the most important communities is the gut microbiome. What can affect its condition, how can it be cared for and how can it be "repaired"? This new article will answer all these questions.

Kombucha and Its Health Benefits

Kombucha originated in northwestern China, but today this beneficial drink is popular all over the world. Do you know how consuming it can benefit you? And is it safe to prepare at home?

Resistant Starch: How Does It Affect Health, and Which Foods Contain It?

Have you ever heard of resistant starch? Today's article will enlighten you on where to look for it, how it affects your health and whether it can be beneficial to you.

What's The Difference Between Soluble and Insoluble Fibre?

Fibre is divided into soluble and insoluble, and together both types of fibre form an important part of your diet. What are the differences between soluble and insoluble fibre?

Why Am I So Bloated All the Time? 7 Common Causes

Almost everyone has encountered a bloated belly, and everyone agrees that it can make the day really unpleasant. However, if digestive problems are recurrent or even permanent, you need to take action. In today's article, we will present you 7 possible causes of a bloated belly along with their solutions!

Psyllium Husk: What It Is, Benefits and Weight Loss

Psyllium contains soluble fibre, which is essential for proper digestion and nourishment of the intestinal microflora. What makes psyllium different from other fibres and how to take it for maximum benefits?

The 8 Best Probiotic Foods

Not only dietary supplements contain high amounts of probiotic cultures. Which foods are among the richest natural probiotics?

How to Improve Bowel Movement Naturally?

Although gastroenterological disorders affect a significant proportion of the population, they are not talked about very often. It can also be a taboo topic (even among close friends or family members). To help you, this article will answer as many questions as possible about healthy digestion!