We would suggest you not take the Heal n Soothe even though the Citrus Bioflavonoid used in Heal n Soothe is derived form a different Botanical Species then Grapefruit however they are from the same Citrus family. If you have question or concerns about taking any products with Citrus Bioflavonoid in them please consult your … Read More
Because there is the chance that polyps may be removed at the time of the colonoscopy, we are providing the suggestion that you pause the Heal n Soothe for two weeks prior to your procedure and we would suggest that if polyps were removed that you wait 4-5 days before starting the Heal n Soothe back up or with your physician … Read More
From a nutrient point of view, Heal n Soothe has a total of 5.65 Calories per 3 capsules with a total of .83grams of carbohydrates per 3 capsules. We have had many customers over the past 15 years, taking Heal n Soothe, who have been Diabetics and have never had an adverse reaction. In regards to how Heal n Soothe can … Read More
No, the heat will not affect the way Heal n Soothe will work. If the bottle is sealed and the capsules are dry the enzymes are fine, (the enzymes are not active). The enzymes need two factors to activate, a liquid medium and a specific pH level in that liquid. … Read More
We do not use any corn products in our formulation or capsules, although we can not guarantee that corn is not used in minute quantities to help prevent individual ingredients in Heal-n-Soothe from clumping or sticking together during the manufacturing process. The use of such “flow agents” is standard practice in the supple … Read More
No illegal substances in Heal n Soothe. No (Ephedrine-Pseudoephedrine-Strychnine) in Heal n Soothe No FDA registered Drugs in Heal n Soothe. (No NSAIDs) No Glandular tissue or Hormones (human or otherwise) No (DHEA)-Androstenedione-androstenediol No stimulants in Heal n Soothe. (No Caffeine) No FDA band substances in H … Read More