"Lion's Den": Special plum "Laxplum" is said to help with weight loss

Created: 08/04/2022, 08:40

By: Judith Brown

Louis Lowe and Kerstin Hansen want to convince the "Lion's Den" investors of their product.

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Two founders from Hamburg want to bring a fermented plum onto the market.

They are looking for support on the Vox show "Lion's Cave".

Hamburg – If the intestine is constipated, there are numerous means to counteract this condition.

In most cases, one resorts to the well-known, but rather unpleasant methods such as enemas or the intake of Glauber's salt.

The founding duo Kerstin Hansen (54) and her son Louis Lowe (26) from Hamburg now want to bring a natural, healthy and tasty alternative onto the market: Their fermented green plum "Laxplum" should help with laxation in the future.

They hope to get support for the realization of their idea from the investors in the popular Vox show "Die Höhle der Löwen", as reported by 24vita.de*.

"In Germany alone, around 20 percent of people suffer from constipation," says Lowe.

In many people, the intestines also often rumble, although the noises are usually harmless.

Since the mother and son team is passionate about fasting hikes, they are familiar with the problem of defecation - and therefore also know how important it is before they embark on a tour.

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