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As cápsulas de Psyllium Husk da Himalaya são um suplemento natural de fibra diária, projetado para promover a regularidade intestinal e aliviar a constipação. Cada frasco contém 180 cápsulas, formuladas com casca de psyllium de alta qualidade, que é uma fonte rica em fibra solúvel. Este suplemento não apenas ajuda a manter a saúde digestiva, mas também apoia a saúde do coração, contribuindo para níveis saudáveis de colesterol. Além disso, o psyllium é conhecido por ajudar no gerenciamento do apetite, proporcionando uma sensação de saciedade que pode auxiliar em dietas de controle de peso. As cápsulas são livres de glúten, não contêm organismos geneticamente modificados (Non-GMO) e são adequadas para veganos, tornando-as uma escolha ideal para quem busca um estilo de vida saudável e equilibrado.
1. Promove a Regularidade Intestinal: Ajuda a regular o trânsito intestinal, aliviando a constipação e melhorando a saúde digestiva.
2. Suporte à Saúde do Coração: Contribui para a manutenção de níveis saudáveis de colesterol, promovendo a saúde cardiovascular.
3. Gerenciamento do Apetite: Aumenta a sensação de saciedade, auxiliando no controle do peso e na redução da compulsão alimentar.
4. Fórmula Natural e Vegana: Feito com ingredientes naturais, livre de glúten e não transgênicos, ideal para dietas restritivas.
5. Praticidade e Facilidade de Uso: As cápsulas são fáceis de ingerir, tornando a suplementação de fibra uma parte simples da rotina diária.
Para obter os melhores resultados, recomenda-se a ingestão de 2 cápsulas de Psyllium Husk da Himalaya, duas vezes ao dia, acompanhadas de um copo cheio de água. É importante aumentar a ingestão de líquidos ao utilizar este suplemento, pois a fibra solúvel do psyllium absorve água e se expande no trato digestivo, promovendo um efeito laxante suave. Para aqueles que estão começando a incluir fibra na dieta, é aconselhável iniciar com uma dose menor e aumentar gradualmente, permitindo que o corpo se adapte.
B Harbour –
I recently had oral surgery which has left me unable to consume my normal loose psyllium (and am also on a liquid only diet for at least a couple of weeks), so I’ve had to resort to capsules. I have tried 5 different brands I got on Amazon and one from Walgreens. Let’s just say I discovered that a number of those gelatin capsules were not opening and dissolving in my system. That started me putting them to the test in water to see which would dissolve. I didn’t use vinegar, as that is usually reserved for testing tablets. I did make sure the water was warm enough and I stirred them. I just wanted to know which were the worst and didn’t dissolve. I was shocked to discover that a few of them lasted for over 3 days without dissolving – at which point I just gave up and stopped the experiment. The Walgreens brand was the best of the lot, although still not perfect, but the capsules did break partially open and released most of the psyllium. I still wasn’t delighted, so I ordered these from Amazon as a last ditch effort – not sure how I didn’t see them before, because I like the brand, but I hadn’t. Tried them in water a little under an hour ago and just went back to look at them and there is not even a trace of the gelatin capsule left. None of the others came even remotely close to dissolving that quickly. I didn’t even bother stirring these because I had other things to do and am, basically, tired of the testing. However, I am just incredibly impressed with these. I did check just now and they are slightly more expensive (9 cents a count vs. 5 to 7 cents a count) than the others I got from Amazon – not sure about the Walgreens – but I guess you do, indeed, get what you pay for in this case.
Topaz –
These didn’t work for me. My go to brand has been discontinued ao I tried these. I didnt even finish the bottle. They made me gassy and uncomfortable.
Donia –
I wanted to find a product like this and have it administered like this. But … I just find it daunting to take 3 – 5 of these 2-3 times a day. I will run out quickly and it’s quite expensive. Other than that…it’s a great product.
Kee –
These really work, not to happy about how many you have to take.
Dani –
The good, I feel it works. The bad, the advertising is false and misleading. There is no USDA Organic mark on this product and it does show it in advertising. So for anyone looking for a more pure product, we’ll you’re getting scammed.
Lee P. –
This product is wonderful, I take one or two in the evening and it keeps me regular. They are easy to swallow and do not bother my stomach. I feel the price is reasonable and it is a quality product. I would highly recommend.
Dani –
This was a good purchase. The fiber really works well for me. It doesn’t upset my stomach. It moves slowly through your system. There’s no bad taste to it it does work if you regular it will keep you regular. If you are not regular it will help you get there.
I don’t have any bloated or uncomfortable feeling with it, it’s a good value for the money. I highly recommend.
JN –
This company seriously needs to change its labeling to make it clear whether or not their product actually is USDA certified organic. If you look at the photos they show photos of the box and the bottle that both have the certification badge but if you look at the following photo the picture looks just like the product I received where there are no certification badges on the box or the bottle so that leaves me wondering of the authenticity of this 93 year old companies “organic” claims. If their product truly is certified then their labeling should have the badges. If it’s old packaging’s then they should note the fact in their description that they’re running out the old packaging and that it doesn’t contain the badges. Better yet in the interim would be to spring for sticker style certification badges to add onto their packaging. But, as they do not do either I don’t trust it or them. So, I explained my concern and asked Amazon for a refund and they gave me one. Do I recommend this company and/or this product? Because of this companies mixed messaging the answer is NO. If it’s Organic that you’re looking for Buyer Beware.