A Natural Constipation Remedy
NATURAL CONSTIPATION REMEDY
Have you taken diuretics, laxatives, or fiber supplements but never found a natural constipation remedy that is effective and gentle on the body? If your family is anything like ours, some of us have constipation issues and, of course, some do not. Some of us suffer from constipation when stressed or when traveling and for others it happens on a more consistent basis. ln whatever time you or your loved ones suffer from constipation, consider the Diju, an herbal intestinal regulator made of Chinese herbs for stimulating digestion and elimination. Here’s more about this natural constipation remedy.
NATURAL CONSTIPATION REMEDY: THE DIJU
It’s no secret that the bowel movement changes, especially when traveling or during bouts of stress. Even with fiber supplements and a balanced diet, constipation creeps up and takes hold day in and day out, leaving us bloated and sluggish. Here is a supplement that is a natural constipation remedy. It is made entirely of herbs for a gentle stimulation of the body’s digestive system.
The Diju was engineered by Tummy Temple, a naturopathic clinic serving Seattle and Olympia in Washington and online. Tummy Temple created this mix of Chinese herbs in the form of small swallowable pellets. I first learned of The Diju on a visit to The Tummy Temple for a colonic treatment, more specifically in a conversation with wellness advisor, Nada, who recommended the product to me based on my symptoms.
NATURAL CONSTIPATION REMEDY: THE DIJU DOSAGE
The Diju comes in a 1.25oz glass jar with 750 pellets. Or purchase the larger size, a 3oz glass jar containing 1800 pellets. The pellets are hard and small and made to be swallowed. Do not chew them; the taste is not pleasant.
The dosage is between 10-30 pellets, adding more incrementally as necessary. 25-30 has been a good number for me. Swallow them with water. I prefer to ingest them just before consuming a meal and within 30 minutes I excrete gently. Consult Tummy Temple for more information on dosage that is right for you.
NATURAL CONSTIPATION REMEDY: THE DIJU INGREDIENTS
The Diju is a supreme herbal stack that will help you get things going for a gentle excretion when you need it most. Ingredients include aloe leaf, skullcap root, amur cork tree bark, safphora tree flower, coatis root, rhubarb root, cape jasmine fruit and honey as a binder.
The ingredients are used in Chinese medicine and published research studies prove their many healing properties. The ingredients of The Diju aid in digestion. They cool fire and drain heat from the body. They have properties that categorize them as antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antibacterial, antiviral and, in some cases, neuroprotective. Here is a breakdown of the ingredients and links to the published health studies in support of their healing properties.
Aloe Leaf - A highly nutritious compound, the aloe plant contains a range of amino acids, vitamins, minerals and enzymes. It functions as an antioxidant that contains antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. The laxative effect of the anthraquinone glycosides found in Aloe vera latex is well established.
Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK92765/
Skullcap Root - Known as the ‘golden herb’ from the garden of Chinese medicinal plants, this flowering plant is prepared from its roots as a traditional medicine known as Huang-Qin. It contains flavones that have been reported to have antibacterial, antiviral, antioxidant and neuroprotective effects. Its applications include the treatment of diarrhea, inflammation and having protective effects on the liver.
Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5031759/
Amur Cork Tree Bark - A must-have ingredient in many Chinese medicine pills, known for its anti-inflammatory effect. Used in treating many ailments including diarrhea as it clears away heat and drying dampness and purging fire for removing toxin. It covers the two meridians of kidney and bladder.
Source: https://www.chineseherbshealing.com/proven-herbal-remedies/amur-cork-tree.html
Safphora Tree Flower (bud) - Many pharmacological actions including inhibiting inflammatory process, remove fat in fatty infiltration of the liver, and a slightly cooling effect to stop bleeding and removing liver-fire.
Source: https://www.chineseherbshealing.com/proven-herbal-remedies/sophora-japonica.html
Coptis Root - A perennial herb for diarrhea, antimicrobial, anti diabetic, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant effects on the body. Functions of clearing heat, drying dampness and detoxification, helps treat various inflammatory disorders.
Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6461078/
Rhubarb Root - Used primarily for digestive complaints including constipation, diarrhea, stomach pain, etc. Used so there is less strain during bowel movements, reducing pain from hemorrhoids or tears in the skin. Applying rhubarb along with sage to herpes cold sores seems to improve healing.
Source: https://www.rxlist.com/rhubarb/supplements.htm
Cape Jasmine Fruit - It has been used to drain fire and clear internal heat. Clears heat, drains damp heat.
Source: https://yinyanghouse.com/theory/theory/herbalmedicine/zhi_zi_tcm_herbal_database/
Honey (binder)
PURCHASE THE DUJI FOR A DIFFERENCE IN DIGESTION
If you suffer from irregular bowels and constipation and are considering a natural constipation remedy, purchase the Diju Herbal Intestinal Regulator from Tummy Temple, a naturopathic clinic serving Seattle and Olympia, Washington, and online. Comment below if you try the stool softener and let the AHS community know what you think.
In good health -
