Silicogel Collodial Silicic Acid

Silicogel Collodial Silicic Acid
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silicol gel is an oral gel containing colloidal silicic acid for the treatment of upper gastrointestinal disorders. Taken 3 times a day it helps manage symptoms and provides relief for gastrointestinal discomfort.


Its therapeutic action is due to the large and reactive surface of colloidal silicic acid and its ability to act as an adsorbent. After silicol gel is swallowed, it forms a protective and soothing coating over the lining of the stomach and intestines. Due to the adsorptive and binding qualities of colloidal silicic acid, it physically attracts and adsorbs irritants, toxins and pathogens.


This renders them harmless so that they can be removed and passed through, as the body empties naturally. Silicic acid can also bind gases and reduce excess acidity.

Who can use silicol gel?

silicol gel is suitable for adults and children over 12 who are suffering from any of the following upper gastrointestinal disorders; stomach pain, abdominal discomfort, flatulence, reflux, nausea and heartburn.


To treat upper gastrointestinal disorders, take one tablespoon (15ml) of silicol gel three times daily, an hour before mealtimes. After acute symptoms ease, treatment is recommended for another few days. For chronic conditions, treat for up to four weeks and then take a break to re-assess symptoms.


Due to the large and reactive surface of colloidal silicic acid and its binding capacity, you should take the certified Medical Device, silicol gel with a gap of at least 1 hour before or after the intake of medicines. Otherwise their effect could be impaired. Please follow on pack advice.


How can silicol gel help me?

Gastrointestinal disorders are very often caused by irritants, toxins and pathogens. When the stomach or intestines are disturbed by such toxins and irritants, this can cause the digestive tract to malfunction. This can then lead to unpleasant symptoms.