A Magic Bullet Suppository contains a laxative drug called bisacodyl. Doctors prescribe bisacodyl for constipation relief or other bowel dysfunctions, and a Magic Bullet Suppository is a popular way of administering this drug.

In 1953, bisacodyl was first used as a laxative. Previously, phenolphthalein was commonly used for this purpose. Phenolphthalein has been found to be carcinogenic and has therefore been removed from over-the-counter sales, although it is still used for other purposes. Fortunately, the use of bisacodyl has proven to be a safer laxative drug.

A bisacodyl laxative is quick acting, inducing stimulation to the bowels within 15 minutes to an hour from administration. There are very minimal side effects and, when taken in the form of a suppository such as a Magic Bullet Suppository, easily administered.

A suppository containing bisacodyl is more effective when it does not include lubricant jellies as an ingredient. These jellies tend to slow down the dispersion of the bisacodyl laxative.

A Magic Bullet Suppository containing bisacodyl is inserted into the rectum in solid form. It quickly dissolves within the body, releasing the medicine. These suppositories come in capsules shaped like a torpedo. One might intuitively think that they are inserted pointed side first. In fact, studies have shown that the more effective route of insertion is blunt end first. This has to do with the bowel system’s internal structure.

When inserting a suppository, one should always use a gloved finger or an suppository insertion tool. A sterile and non-abrasive inserting device is necessary to avoid damage to the sensitive rectal tissues.

Before taking any form of medication, a doctor should be consulted. If you are suffering from constipation or other bowel dysfunction, your doctor is likely to mention bisacodyl in the form of a suppository as a safe and effective drug for the relief of your symptoms.

Patients suffering from constipation, in particular, know well the discomfort this causes. It can lead to painful defecation or complete bowel obstruction. If acted upon quickly with a bisacodyl treatment such as a Magic Bullet Suppository, not only will immediate discomfort be relieved, but the long-term benefits will likely be healthy digestion in addition to regulating the bowel system.

In addition to administering suppositories, a patient’s diet, toxicity levels, hormones, and a variety of other causes should be considered. Changes in lifestyle and dietary habits can help considerably. A well-rounded treatment plan will ensure comfort throughout one’s life.