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Health Kultcha

Health Kultcha Motion Potion Original 150g

SKU: 2634998

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Support your bowel’s natural ability to provide proper elimination with Health Kultcha Motion Potion Original. This naturopathically formulated bowel nutrient powder mixes with water or juice to create a soft, slippery gel with a pleasant taste.

The gel is described as gentle on the sensitive walls of the digestive tract, making it a practical addition to your daily routine. Stir it into your preferred liquid and enjoy it as part of a simple bowel care regimen.

  • Organic plant ingredients: Certified organic psyllium husk powder, barley grass, wheat grass, rosehips, linseed and ginger.
  • Wild-crafted herbs: Slippery elm and marshmallow root are combined with citrus bioflavonoids.
  • Symbiotic blend: Certified organic friendly bacteria are paired with Saccharomyces Boulardii and Saccharomyces Cerevisiae.
  • Size: The 150 g powder comes in the Original formulation.

The bacterial blend includes Lactobacillus strains such as Acidophillus, Bifidus, Plantarum, Casei and Lactis. Add the powder to water or juice when you want a smooth, slippery drink with a pleasant taste.

Health Kultcha Motion Potion Original is a naturopathically formulated bowel nutrient powder, designed to support the bowel’s natural ability to provide proper elimination. When mixed with water or juice, it forms a soft, slippery gel with a pleasant taste, described as gentle on the sensitive walls of the digestive tract.

Ingredients include certified organic psyllium husk powder, barley grass, wheat grass, rosehips, linseed and ginger; wild-crafted slippery elm, marshmallow root and citrus bioflavonoids; and a certified organic symbiotic blend of friendly bacteria and Saccharomyces. The blend includes Lactobacillus strains Acidophillus, Bifidus, Plantarum, Delbrueckii, Casei, Bulgaricus, Caucasicus, Fermenti, Brevis, Helveticus, Leichmannii, Lactis and Sporogenes, plus Saccharomyces Boulardii and Cerevisiae.