Dietary supplement containing Ispagul and dried extracts of Lemon Balm and Fennel.
| Nutritional Information. | Per maximum daily dose (2 sachets) |
| Ispagul | 9 g |
| Fennel ES tit. 1% of which essential oil | 1 g 10 mg |
| Lemon balm ES tit. 12% of which rosmarinic acid | 500 mg 60 mg |
Ispagul (Plantago ovata Forssk.) seed tegument powder; Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare Mill.) fruits ES tit. 1% essential oil; Lemon juice powder; Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis L.) leaves ES tit. 12% rosmarinic acid; Bulking agent: Maltodextrin; Lemon flavor; Acidifier: Citric acid; Anti-caking agent: Silicon dioxide; Sweetener: Sucralose.
20 sachets of 6.5g.

Altered bowel regularity manifests itself as changes in the frequency and/or consistency of stools, as well as greatly impacting a person's psychophysical balance. Those living with bowel disorders, in fact, often feel a bulky presence in the abdomen, a constant pressure that compromises the naturalness of movement and fluidity of the day.Altered intestinal motility can make every meal a source of uncertainty, every daily gesture subject to unpredictable interruptions.
In the case of constipation, slow transit is accompanied by a feeling of blockage, almost of stagnation, with a progressive accumulation that generates weight, bloating and constant abdominal tension. Excessively hard stools cause abdominal pain, and straining can lead to the appearance of hemorrhoids.
On the other hand, when diarrhea prevails, urgency and frequency of evacuations become dominant; stools are excessively liquid or watery, accompanied by abdominal pain, dehydration caused by the high amount of fluid lost, possible malabsorption of nutrients. The body reacts with sharp and often ungovernable signals, leaving those experiencing them with a sense of vulnerability and loss of control.
These dynamics are often accompanied by a marked imbalance in the intestinal microbiota, perceived through episodes of flatulence, abdominal tension and sudden bowel noises.
Colicron Regola fits into this experiential context as a response to the complexity of bodily feeling related to intestinal disorders. Alterations in intestinal transit, whether related to constipation or diarrhea, are not isolated episodes but states that profoundly affect the quality of life, marking the times of the day, affecting energy, and altering the relationship with oneself and others. Recognizing this reality is the first step in restoring the body to its natural regularity.
Alterations in intestinal transit represent the final outcome of a series of physiological, behavioral, and systemic dynamics that, over time, compromise the balance of the digestive system. Often it is not just one factor, but a combination of elements that gradually but persistently lead to a state of intestinal irregularity. A central role is played bydiet: a dietary regimen low in fiber, coupled with reduced fluid intake, negatively affects fecal mass and the ability of the intestines to maintain a constant and natural rhythm. Without the proper supply of functional substances, intestinal contents lose cohesion, motility is altered, and peristaltic activity may become disordered or ineffective.
The modern lifestyle, characterized by sedentariness and an often hectic pace, is also a major predisposing factor. Physical movement naturally stimulates intestinal motility, promoting physiological and constant peristalsis; in contrast, lack of activity slows digestive processes and hinders regular elimination. This condition is compounded by chronic stress, which affects the enteric nervous system by interfering with the regulation of bowel movements. Stress-induced neurovegetative changes can accentuate episodes of irregularity, creating a vicious cycle that is difficult to break.
Another crucial element is the role of the gut microbiota. Its balance is critical for maintaining proper gut function, but it can be easily compromised by poor dietary habits, stress, gut disease, and especially by prolonged or repeated use of drugs, particularly antibiotics.
When an imbalance of bacterial flora occurs, the digestive tract loses one of its main lines of defense and regulation, paving the way for states of altered intestinal motility. In some cases, more complex clinical conditions, such as inflammatory or functional bowel disease, contribute to further compromising the integrity of the mucosa and the coordination of bowel movements, making regularity increasingly difficult to achieve and maintain.
Understanding the causes of these dysfunctions means recognizing how sensitive the gut is to changes in our lifestyle and internal balance. It is in the constant dialogue between environment, habits and physiology that the well-being of intestinal transit is at stake.


Colicron Regola specifically intervenes on the rebalancing of intestinal activity, thanks to a synergistic formula that associates Ispagul seed tegument with extracts of Lemon Balm and Fennel. Each component is selected to act on specific physiological mechanisms, promoting harmonious intestinal transit regularization that respects the body's natural rhythms. Its effect develops progressively, offering a functional response in both the slowing and accelerating phases of transit, without forcing the body but accompanying it in restoring its motility.
At the heart of the formulation are the soluble fibers contained inIspagul, known for their ability to absorb water and form a gelled lattice. This structure, once present in the intestinal lumen, contributes to the normalization of stool consistency: in the case of hard stools, by drawing water from the intestine, it softens them; in the case of stools that are too liquid, it compacts them. The volume and viscosity of the gel thus formed induce peristalsis and facilitate evacuation, mechanically and naturally stimulating the mucosa.
No less relevant is theprebiotic action exerted by Ispagul fibers, which promotes the proliferation of beneficial bacteria in the intestinal microbiota. This effect, while acting deeply, is also reflected on the surface: a balanced microbiota supports intestinal function and actively participates in maintaining overall well-being. The proportion of Ispagul that is fermented by the gut microbiota is such that it provides the prebiotic effect but also prevents the main side effect of fiber intake, the development of gas.
Alongside the mechanical action of Ispagul, Colicron Regola integrates the potential of Melissa officinalis and Fennel, two plants known for their antispasmodic and anti-bloating effects.
Lemon balm, titrated in rosmarinic acid, and Fennel, with its aromatic and carminative component, contribute to the reduction of intestinal contractions and smooth muscle relaxation, and facilitate theelimination of excess intestinal gas, offering a tangible benefit in terms of visceral comfort and a lighter, more relaxed abdominal perception.
Colicron Regola accompanies the body in regaining its natural regularity, gently supporting physiological processes and helping to restore a dynamic balance between consistency, frequency and quality of transit. An approach that combines efficacy, tolerability and attention to daily body feeling.
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