Spices: The natural digestive aids (6): The following spices are natural home remedies that can be easily integrated into your everyday life and support your digestion: Chili & Ginger Contains capsaicin (chili) & gingerol ( ginger ), which stimulate digestion Promote the production of bile acids & pancreatic enzymes faster digestion Increase saliva production supports food decomposition How to take: Fresh or dried in meals Fennel Contains anethole & essential oils soothing & antispasmodic Stimulates gastric and intestinal juice secretion less flatulence, shorter transit time of the food pulp Supports the intestinal flora promotes healthy digestion How to take: As a tea or spice in meals Mint Antispasmodic & anti-inflammatory relaxes the intestinal muscles Relieves bloating & feeling of fullness Promotes the production of digestive juices How to take: Tea made from fresh or dried leaves Nutmeg Relaxes the intestinal muscles & reduces gas formation Helps against flatulence, nausea & stomach problems Traditionally used as a powder with rice against diarrhea & colic How to take: As a powder in food or nutmeg oil Turmeric Contains curcumin stimulates bile & enzyme production supports fat digestion Anti-inflammatory helpful for irritable bowel syndrome & stomach problems How to take: As a spice (dried, in powder form) or tea Sufficient fluid: For good digestion, the body needs sufficient fluid, which stimulates intestinal movement, the production of digestive juices and facilitates the transport of food through the gastrointestinal tract

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