Pure Ox gall powder in capsule shape
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Dietary supplements.
The stated recommended daily intake must not be exceeded. Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Storage:
Store in a closed, cool and dry place, out of reach of small children.
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Ingredients:
Ox gall powder (125 mg per capsule). Gastro-resistant capsule shell.
Per pack:
60 capsules.
Free from gluten, lactose and genetic engineering.
Daily dose: 1 to 2 capsules.
Take with a glass of water with each high-fat meal. Not on an empty stomach.
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Bile is produced in the liver and released into the small intestine during fatty meals. There, it emulsifies dietary fats, breaking down large fat droplets into fine droplets that can be attacked by fat-splitting enzymes.
Dried ox bile, as it has been traditionally used for over a hundred years, in powder form in a capsule.
Bile salts are absorbed in the small intestine, not the stomach. The enteric-coated capsule withstands stomach acid and releases the powder only where it is needed: at the site of fat digestion.
Those who follow a carnivorous, ketogenic, or generally high-fat diet place higher demands on their fat digestion daily than average. Ox bile is the traditional companion precisely for this type of diet: it supports fat digestion where it is most heavily burdened each day.
No enzyme mixtures, no plant extracts, no excipients. Only one animal ingredient in the capsule.
Genuine ox gall in direct comparison.
| Enzympräparate Digestive enzyme mixtures | carnivoro Ox gall powder | Bitter tonic drops vegetable | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Those | Mixture of laboratory enzymes and extracts | Genuine, dried ox gall | Plant bitter substances |
| principle | Enzymes that break down fat | Bile salts emulsify fat, just like the body does itself. | They should stimulate in-house production |
| Does it reach the small intestine? | Often without stomach protection | Enteric-coated capsule, released in the small intestine | They work through taste in the mouth |
| Ingredients list | Long, often with carrier fabrics | One ingredient plus an enteric-coated capsule shell | It varies greatly depending on the product. |
| Tradition | Modern formulations | In use for over a hundred years | Classical herbalism |
| Is it suitable for a carnivorous diet? | Partly plant-based additives | Purely animalistic | Purely plant-based |
Bile is needed in the body precisely when fat enters the small intestine. Therefore, you should take the capsule directly with a high-fat meal, along with a glass of water. Ox bile is ineffective on an empty stomach.
One capsule with your largest meal is the usual starting point. On particularly fatty days, you can increase to two capsules, taken with different meals. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.
Ox bile isn't a cure with a beginning and an end, but rather a complement to the diet you already follow. Many people simply place the jar next to salt and electrolytes on the dining table.
No maltodextrin, no fillers. Only ox gall powder in the capsule.
No magnesium stearate, no silicon dioxide.
No blended lab enzymes. A single, genuine ingredient.
The capsule is tasteless, with no additives whatsoever.
Free from gluten and dairy products.
Free from genetically modified organisms.
For people who consistently eat a high-fat diet, whether carnivorous, ketogenic, or low-carb, and want to support their fat digestion with the traditional companion of this diet. And for people who want to supplement bile salts with meals after gallbladder surgery. The capsule should be taken with a high-fat meal, not on an empty stomach.
Take 1 to 2 capsules daily, directly with a high-fat meal and a glass of water. Typically, one capsule is taken with the largest meal of the day. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.
We advise against this. Bile plays a role in the digestion of dietary fat; without a meal, it has nothing to do, and concentrated bile on an empty stomach can irritate the stomach.
No. The bitter bile powder is contained in a tasteless capsule that you simply swallow with water. Unlike bitter drops, you won't taste anything.
Dried, powdered ox bile. Bile is the fluid produced by the liver and released into the small intestine during fatty meals, where it emulsifies dietary fats. Ox bile has been used in dried powder form for over a hundred years.
Fat and water do not mix. The bile salts in bile act as an emulsifier: they break down large fat droplets into fine droplets, giving the fat-splitting enzymes of the pancreas a large surface area to work on. Without this step, fat digestion is severely impaired.
Bile salts are needed in the small intestine, not the stomach. A regular capsule dissolves in the stomach, so the powder would be released too soon. The enteric coating withstands stomach acid and releases its contents only in the small intestine, where dietary fats are emulsified. A pleasant side effect: no bitter burps.
This is precisely why ox bile is most commonly used. After gallbladder removal, the liver continues to produce bile, but the storage system that releases larger amounts during meals is missing. Supplemental bile salts taken with fatty meals address this gap and support fat digestion when needed. If you experience any discomfort or are unsure about taking them, discuss this with your doctor.
What's inside:
What's not included:
One jar contains 60 capsules. One capsule a day lasts two months; two capsules a day last one month.
Store in a cool, dry place, out of reach of small children. No refrigeration required. The best-before date can be found on the label.
The traditional companion
the high-fat cuisine.
