SynoGut's capsule brings together nine ingredients across three categories: soluble fiber, fermentable fiber and botanicals, and a probiotic. Here's what each one is and why it's in the formula. For the full official breakdown, see our SynoGut ingredients guide page.
From Plantago ovata seeds, psyllium husk absorbs water and forms a gel that supports normal stool consistency — one of the most widely used fibers in digestive-support products.
Derived from the konjac root, glucomannan has a notable capacity to absorb water, adding bulk and viscosity that contributes to the formula's overall fiber content.
A naturally occurring fiber in apples, pectin forms a gel and is fermented by beneficial gut bacteria — supporting both bulk and microbiome health at once.
Rich in beta-glucan, oat bran contributes both soluble and insoluble fiber to the daily total.
Provides fiber plus alpha-linolenic acid, a plant-based omega-3 fat.
Concentrates the fiber and naturally occurring compounds in prunes that are traditionally linked to bowel regularity.
Traditional botanicals included for their role in digestive-comfort formulas. Those with nut allergies should review the complete label before use.
One of the most researched probiotic strains, included to support the balance of your gut microbiome as part of a daily routine.
Curious how these ingredients work together mechanically? Read how SynoGut works, or see the benefits this formula is designed to support. For packaging and pricing, visit our official product overview.
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