China -smooth Intestine 60 Tabs N:895602-001

China Smooth Intestine (60T) is a Traditional Chinese Medicine formula based on Ma Zi Ren Wan, used to relieve constipation caused by dryness in the intestines. It works by moistening the bowels, softening stools, and promoting gentle bowel movements, making it especially helpful for chronic or dry constipation.

The formula supports overall digestive balance while providing a milder alternative to harsh laxatives. Ingredients: Typical herbal ingredients include: Huo Ma Ren (Hemp seed) moistens intestines Da Huang (Rhubarb root) promotes bowel movement Xing Ren (Apricot seed) helps intestinal movement Bai Shao (White peony root) nourishes fluids Zhi Shi (Immature bitter orange) moves stagnation Hou Po (Magnolia bark) relieves fullness and bloating Key Benefits: Relieves Constipation Helps ease dry, hard stools and difficulty passing bowel movements Moistens the Intestines Nourishes fluids in the bowels to prevent dryness and recurring constipation Softens Stools Naturally Makes stools easier to pass without harsh stimulation Gentle, Non-Habit Forming Support Works more mildly than strong laxatives, suitable for ongoing use Reduces Bloating & Abdominal Discomfort Helps relieve fullness, stagnation, and gas Supports Digestive Balance Promotes healthier intestinal function over time How It Works (TCM View): In Traditional Chinese Medicine, constipation can result from dryness and lack of fluids in the intestines.

This formula works by: Moistening the intestines Promoting gentle bowel movement Relieving dryness and stagnation Common Uses (Traditional Context): Chronic constipation Dry stools Constipation in elderly or post-illness recovery Constipation due to fluid deficiency Important Considerations: Not suitable for: Diarrhoea Loose stools Use caution if: Pregnant Taking other laxatives or medications Brief History: This formula is based on Ma Zi Ren Wan, first recorded in the classical Chinese medical text Shang Han Lun (Treatise on Febrile Diseases) by Zhang Zhongjing around 200 AD.

It has been used for centuries to treat constipation caused by intestinal dryness and remains a widely used remedy in Traditional Chinese Medicine today. The contents of the Knysna Health website shall not be regarded as medical advice, or a basis from which to make medical decisions. The use of information found on this site is completely your responsibility and at your own risk.

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