Rennie Deflatine, Trapped Wind and Bloating Tablets, Fast and Effective Heartburn Relief and Indigestion Relief, Sugar Free Mint, 1 Pack of 36 Tablets

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Virtually everyone suffers from trapped wind at some point in their lives but many people are too embarrassed to admit it, mainly because the symptoms include bloating, gurgling noises and flatulence.

Affecting 25-30% 1 of UK adults, heartburn is becoming more prevalent as a result of increased stress, unhealthy diets and over-eating. Wind can be caused by eating too fast, which leads us to gulp down air, or by drinking fizzy drinks or eating when stressed. This helps to form fewer, larger bubbles, which are more easily expelled or absorbed in the intestine.The antacids in Rennie deflatine work by binding to and neutralising excess stomach acid, which helps to relieve the pain and discomfort. Just because a side effect is stated here doesn't mean that all people using this medicine will experience that or any side effect.

Rennie takes you through some of the most commonly asked questions surrounding the issue of trapped wind. In studies, there was not much difference between taking simeticone and antacids together compared to taking antacids on their own. On the same day of the following month your card will be charged the second payment and so on for each remaining month of the purchase plan. Post-dinner walks or yoga are gentle forms of exercise that could help to keep things moving in the digestive tract. Adults and adolescents over 12 years of age should take one or two tablets as needed to relieve symptoms, up to a maximum of 11 tablets in a day.It works by gently dispersing the bubbles of gas that cause the embarrassing symptoms of trapped wind, such as bloating, gurgling and flatulence. Rennie’s calcium/magnesium-based formulation is recommended by doctors and pharmacists as a suitable treatment for heartburn and indigestion, even during pregnancy. In a process of fermentation that releases gas and heat, colonic bacteria break down indigestible fibre and starches which haven’t been absorbed in the small intestine.