The Sen is a subarbust of paripinnate composite leaves. The flowers have a choir of yellow petals. The fruit is a crushed pod. Both foliolos and fruits are used to obtain Senósidos. Once dissected, these Senosides, who are heterosides of diantrononic genins, are responsible for the action of the Sen.

Senosides increase intestinal motor activity by avoiding water reabsorption in the intestine and an increase in peristaltic movements.

Hence they are traditionally used as regulators of intestinal transit.

PrecautionsThe

They have not been described.

IngredientsThe

Cassia angustifolia Vahl (Hojas).... 1.5 g

Use CouncilThe

Infusion and rest of five minutes.

PresentationThe

20 units.

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