Organic Tummy Soothers Review

Product Features

Organic Tummy Soothers is based on a mix of herbs which improve digestion and alleviate the symptoms of gastrointestinal disorders (ginger is an aromatic herb especially used for nausea, fennel is used for baby colic, and slippery elm for many stomach disorders). In addition, St. Claire’s Organics added pleasant smelling herbs like peppermint, cinnamon and cardamom that should add a cool, spicy, and woodsy flavor to the formula.

Slippery elm is one of the key ingredients in this formulation. It has not been sufficiently researched in clinical trials, but laboratory studies show it contains mucilage and can be used in providing relief from inflammations and skin conditions. Based on anecdotal use, slippery elm can be useful in treating ulcerative colitis, irritable bowel syndrome, bladder infections, Crohn–s disease, diarrhea, coughs, and sore throats.

We recommend you ask a doctor if you are under treatment or suffer from a certain medical condition as some of the ingredients might be harmful for you. Ginger for instance might interfere with diabetes, BP and blood thinning medication. Slippery elm may slow down the absorption of medicines because of it contains mucilage. Sugar cane, another ingredient, may be dangerous for persons suffering from diabetes

The formulation has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration in terms of safety and quality. St. Claire–s Organics also does not list potential side effects on its website. As for suggested use, it recommends a one-piece serving, but does not say anything about a daily dose.

Organic Tummy Soothers is sold in tins of 1.44 ounces and in bulk bags of 8 ounces. In addition, retailers often sell 6-packs which seem to be a better option than buying a single tin, if you take into consideration shipping charges. One tin costs $3.8 on the producer–s website, whereas shipping charges are minimum $5.5 (flat rate). The same rate is charged if you order two tins.

Conclusion

Organic Tummy Soothers is promoted as assisting with stomach problems. The list of ingredients (such as slippery elm and ginger) would recommend it as an effective formula. These herbs have been used for a long time in traditional medicine, although some of them have not yet been thoroughly studied by scientists through clinical trials. However you should know that ginger and some other ingredients could interact with other drugs so it would be safer for you to further investigate this, preferably by asking a healthcare practitioner.

We have found positive online testimonials which may show that the product should work. Moreover, Organic Tummy Soothers has an attractive price so it might feel tempting for some consumers to try it.