Fennel seeds, correctly defined achenes, have a composition particularly rich in essential oils, the most important active ingredients of which are limonene, flavonoids, dipentene, anise ketone and others. Blueberry, and in particular its leaves, have important beneficial properties, among which the ability to protect the circulatory system stands out. Cranberry continues to be a great remedy against diarrhea, but also against constipation and, as part of laxative supplements, it corrects intestinal atony that can result from the use of such preparations. Lactobacillus acidophilus is a Gram-positive bacteria that accumulates numerous beneficial effects for the human body. It contains ten billion live bacteria per gram, with excellent protective effects on the intestinal bacterial flora, where some infectious processes of allergenic origin accumulate. Chamomile is a plant commonly used in the field of herbs for its high antispasmodic qualities. It is also used as an adjuvant to relieve some painful manifestations, such as intestinal cramps. Anise seeds have been used for centuries as a digestive remedy; It has the power to inhibit the fermentation processes that originate in the intestine and significantly reduces the appearance of vomiting, nausea and bloating. Combined with fennel, it is capable of tangibly enhancing its action; Finally, the antispastic action justifies its use in cases of dyspepsia and bloating. Valerian is an official plant with more than recognized calming and sedative properties. Valerian also acts as an antispasmodic in case of gastric pain or due to intestinal cramps. Vegetable carbon is derived from the calcination of the wood of birch, poplar and other tree species whose wood is considered light type; and acts by absorbing gases produced in excess by the intestine, being useful when used as an antidiarrheal. 2 pills 3 times a day are recommended. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of young children.