Bloating, wind and digestive discomfort can be unpleasant, but the good news is that Phloe, a 100% natural product derived from kiwifruit, can help.

If you have ever had digestive problems you’ve probably tried a number of solutions. But have you tried Phloe?  Phloe is a natural, gentle supplement which has been clinically shown to keep you regular and avoid digestive discomfort.
 
Phloe GPS RECOMMEND
A recent survey has shown that 65% of GPs see 6-15 patients a week for gastrointestinal concerns! So you’re not alone – gastric discomfort is a common problem. In the same survey more than 90% of the GPs said they would recommend Phloe to their patients.¹

PHLOE NOW A CHEWABLE TABLET
The latest development from Phloe Bowel Health – chewable tablets – means it is now even easier to take. The new chewable tablets, are a tasty and convenient way to get the benefits of Phloe wherever you are. You don’t need water with the chewable tablets – just pop one in your mouth and chew. The chewable format is great for children as well.

HOW PHLOE WORKS
Derived from kiwifruit, Phloe has a unique triple action formula. It combines fibre, prebiotics and enzymes to naturally support and optimise bowel health. This combination helps avoid episodes of bloating, flatulence and the “feeling of fullness”.

SO WHAT IS NORMAL?
When it comes to bowel health we’re all different – for some people it’s normal to have a bowel movement three times a day and for others, three times a week can be normal. The important thing is to notice when there is a change in the frequency and comfort of your bowel movements – this may indicate that you are suffering from constipation.

Constipation can also be caused by some medicines and may be associated with other health conditions such as diabetes, Parkinson’s Disease and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Pregnancy and ageing can also trigger constipation episodes.
There are some simple things you can do to avoid or reduce episodes of constipation including:

• Try to increase fibre in your daily diet - more vegetables, fruit and wholegrain products.
• Drink plenty of fluids, especially water. It helps the whole digestive process and avoids hard stools.
• Avoid as much as you can high-fat, high-sugar foods - fast foods are often high in fat and sugar.
• Stay active, as exercise helps keep the digestive process moving along.

JOIN THE PHLOE HEALTHY YOU CLUB
At www.phloe.co.nz you can join the Phloe Healthy You Club for free and it only takes around 30 seconds. Once you’re joined up, you will receive the ‘Healthy You’ magazine with useful information and tips on managing your bowel health long term. You will also receive product information and discount vouchers for your next purchase of Phloe.

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Reference: 1. BGA GP Mailer, 1 July 2010. Always read the label and use only as directed. Supplementary to, and not a replacement for, a balanced diet. Data on file. Vital Foods Ltd, Auckland.
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