MenoMe - Happy Go Tummy Gut Health 60 vege caps

Product Description

Digestive discomfort commonly increases during menopause. Decreasing amounts of estrogen can slow down the digestive process which leads to sluggish bowels, increased gas and bloating.
Happy Go Tummy^® combines the award winning Livaux^® – a natural prebiotic derived entirely from non-GMO New Zealand gold kiwifruit, with a non-GMO probiotic isolated and cultured from New Zealand cheese, to support a healthy gut microbiome, bowel regularity and overall digestive health.

It may also help support immune health, normal mood and general health and well being.
Presented in vege capsules. Suitable for vegetarians, non-GMO, gluten free.

Key Benefits

• A prebiotic-probiotic combination
• Contains award winning Livaux^®
• Supports gut microbiome balance
• Supports digestive health

Directions

Take two capsules daily with food am or pm.

Ingredients

• Livaux^®
  Proprietary gold kiwifruit powder prebiotic that retains the goodness of the whole fruit including bioactive enzyme activity, polyphenols, vitamins and dietary fibre – 300mg
• Lacticaseibacillus rhamnosus
  A non-GMO probiotic discovered and selected from an exclusive New Zealand Cheddar Cheese culture – 3B CFU

Contains encapsulating aids and colouring;
Microcrystalline Cellulose, Magnesium Stearate, Silica – Silicon Dioxide Powder.

Free from artificial flavours and preservatives.

Made in New Zealand from local ingredients.

Side Effects
There are no known side effects.

Drug Interactions
There are no known drug interactions.

Pregnancy or breastfeeding
Kiwifruit is likely safe when used in food amounts. Livaux^® is the equivalent of 2 kiwifruit.

Precautions
Avoid using in the presence of latex or kiwifruit allergies.

Warning
Not suitable for vegans. Contains dairy. While the likelihood of reacting would be low because of the portion size, the probiotic used is derived from dairy so those individuals who are sensitive to dairy should use with caution.

Always read the label and use only as directed.
If symptoms persist see your healthcare professional.