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IBS-C Clinical Trial Australia and New Zealand

Started by Vital Foods , Sep 11 2014 09:24 PM

IBS-C Australia New Zealand Prebiotics Phase Three Clinical Trial Phloe Kivia

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Posted 11 September 2014 - 09:24 PM

The IDEA Study The IBS Discomfort Elimination Assessment Study

This study aims to test the effect of Kivia™, a natural product made from Kiwifruit, in improving constipation and abdominal pain and other symptoms associated with Constipation-predominant IBS. It will be compared to a control (placebo).

The study is being conducted at sites in both Australia:

Brisbane
Sydney
Gosford
Newcastle
Melbourne
Adelaide

New Zealand

Auckland
Dunedin
Hawkes Bay

You can register your interest at www.ibsclinicaltrial.com

Thank you.

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