Indigestion (Dyspepsia): Relieving the feeling of fullness or discomfort after meals. Flatulence & Bloating: Reducing excessive intestinal gas and the accompanying "stretched" feeling. Chronic Cholecystitis/Pancreatitis: Sometimes used as supportive therapy when the body doesn't produce enough natural enzymes. Post-Operative Gas: Helping patients clear gas after abdominal surgeries.
Fungal Diastase ($100$ mg): A starch-digesting enzyme that breaks down complex carbohydrates into simple sugars.Papain ($60$ mg): Derived from papaya, this enzyme breaks down proteins into smaller peptides.Activated Charcoal ($70$ mg): A highly porous substance that "traps" or adsorbs gas molecules and toxins in the gut, reducing flatulence.
Stool Color: It is completely normal for your stools to turn black due to the Activated Charcoal. Digestive: Constipation, diarrhea, or mild stomach cramps. Allergic: Rarely, skin rashes or throat irritation (usually due to Papain).
It is most effective when taken immediately after meals to help process the food you just ate.
This is a harmless side effect of Activated Charcoal. It is not blood; it is just the charcoal passing through your system.
Activated Charcoal is highly absorbent and can 'soak up' other medicines, making them less effective. Take other drugs at least 2 hours before or after this tablet.
No. While it reduces bloating and makes the stomach feel flatter, it does not burn fat or aid in weight loss.
It is intended for short-term relief of indigestion. If symptoms persist for more than 2 weeks, consult a doctor.
While generally considered safe, you should consult your doctor before use, as some enzyme levels may need monitoring.
Do not give this to children unless specifically prescribed by a pediatrician, as the dosage for Fungal Diastase varies by age.
Check the packaging. Some are 'uncoated' and should be swallowed, while others are chewable. Most Activated Charcoal tablets should be swallowed whole with water.
While Activated Charcoal is used for certain toxins, this specific low-dose combination is intended for digestion, not for treating acute poisoning.
An overdose may lead to severe constipation or a bowel obstruction. Drink plenty of water if you exceed the recommended dose.
