
RX Vitamins
RX Clay 100g Powder
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Helps Regulate Bowel Function and Promotes Normal Stools
RxClay™ (Hydrated Calcium Aluminosilicate) is a geological nanomaterial that adsorbs bacterial enterotoxins and increases the reabsorption of intraluminal water in the gastrointestinal tract, resulting in clinical normalization of stool quality. A clinical trial in canine cancer patients who developed diarrhea as a side-effect of receiving chemotherapy found significant improvement following the oral administration of RxClay™ when first-tier therapeutics for diarrhea failed to improve stool quality. RxClay™ is free of heavy metal contamination, contains no available aluminum, is sterilized and ground to 80 micron particle size for improved dispersion and more rapid onset of action.
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