Laxative Polydextrose

Laxative polydextrose refers to a form of polydextrose, a soluble fiber compound, known for its ability to promote bowel movements and relieve constipation. Polydextrose is a synthetic polymer of glucose that is partially resistant to digestion and absorption in the small intestine.

Features and Advantages:

Laxative polydextrose is a kind of polydextrose. Polydextrose is a synthetic polymer of glucose that is partially resistant to digestion and absorption in the small intestine. As it passes through the digestive tract, it adds bulk to stool, which helps stimulate regular bowel movements. Laxative polydextrose is often used as an ingredient in foods, dietary supplements, and medical products aimed at improving gastrointestinal health and relieving symptoms of constipation. It is recognized for its mild laxative effect and is generally well-tolerated by consumers seeking natural alternatives to traditional laxatives.

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Benefits:

Relieves Constipation: Effectively promotes bowel movements and alleviates constipation by increasing stool bulk and softening consistency.

Gentle on Digestive System: Provides a mild laxative effect without causing sudden urgency or discomfort, making it suitable for regular use.

Improves Bowel Regularity: Helps establish and maintain regular bowel habits, contributing to overall digestive health.

Enhances Stool Quality: Softens stool texture, making it easier to pass and reducing strain during bowel movements.

Application:

1. Food Products:

Bakery Goods: Added to bread, muffins, and pastries to increase fiber content and promote digestive health.

Cereals: Incorporated into breakfast cereals to enhance fiber content and improve bowel regularity.

Dairy: Used in yogurt, ice cream, and milk products to boost fiber intake without affecting taste or texture.

Beverages: Mixed into juices, smoothies, and nutritional drinks for added fiber and digestive benefits.

2. Dietary Supplements:

Capsules and Tablets: Formulated as a dietary supplement to support digestive health and alleviate occasional constipation.

Powders: Used in powdered supplements for easy mixing into water or other beverages.

3. Medical Nutrition:

Enteral Nutrition: Included in medical foods and formulas for patients with gastrointestinal issues requiring increased fiber intake.

Pediatric Nutrition: Formulated into baby foods and nutritional supplements to support infant digestive health.

4. Pharmaceuticals:

Laxative Formulations: Incorporated into pharmaceutical laxatives and digestive aids to improve bowel function and relieve constipation.

5. Functional Foods:

Snack Bars and Granola: Added to snack bars and granola for enhanced fiber content and digestive benefits.

Health Foods: Used in health-focused foods targeting digestive wellness and overall gut health.

6. Animal Nutrition:

Pet Foods: Included in pet foods to support digestive health and bowel regularity in dogs, cats, and other animals.

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Production workshop:

The production equipment and production process adopt fully automated central control operation, from raw material feeding to product filling, all adopt automated control to ensure the quality of the product.

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After-sales service:

1. A professional technical team ensures comprehensive after-sales service

2. 24h/7d customer service, immediate response to users

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