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A Liquid Formula Built for Digestive & Tissue Support
Overall Gut & Digestive Wellness
Everyday support for a calm, comfortable gut as part of your daily routine.*
Comfort After Meals
Helps ease the occasional reflux-related discomfort that can follow meals or lying down.*
Soothes the Throat & Esophagus
A slow-sip liquid that coats and comforts the throat and esophageal lining on the way down.*
Antioxidant & Immune Support
Antioxidant, immune-supportive ingredients that back your body's everyday resilience.*
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results may vary.
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Comprehensive Upper Digestive Wellness Support
One serving provides targeted support for the upper digestive tract, helping maintain digestive comfort, soothe occasional throat irritation, and support healthy esophageal tissue as part of your daily wellness routine.
Understanding Upper Digestive Comfort
The esophagus is routinely exposed to everyday dietary and lifestyle factors that can influence digestive comfort. Occasional irritation and discomfort may occur as part of normal digestive processes, especially after meals or when lying down.
Supporting the Esophageal Lining: The esophageal mucosa helps maintain a natural protective barrier and overall tissue integrity. Providing targeted nutritional and soothing support can help maintain the health of this lining and promote ongoing upper digestive wellness as part of a daily routine.
Why Ongoing Esophageal Wellness Matters
Cellular Changes Over Time+–
Structural Changes & Sensitivity+–
Chest & Upper Digestive Discomfort+–
Respiratory & Throat Sensitivity+–
Sleep & Nighttime Comfort+–
Oral & Dental Sensitivity+–
Why Nano Technology Changes Everything
Standard esophageal supplements fall short because their particles are too large to be taken up efficiently by delicate tissue.
This formula uses nano technology to create particles far smaller than those in standard supplements. These ultra-fine nanoparticles encapsulate our supporting ingredients — Marshmallow Root, DGL, and Slippery Elm — helping protect them from stomach acid degradation while carrying them where they are needed most.*
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The Formulation
Eleven active ingredients, each precisely measured per serving and chosen for its role in soothing, coating, and supporting the upper digestive tract. Set the doses below to match your supplement facts panel.
Zinc-L-Carnosine 75 mg +–
DGL (Deglycyrrhizinated Licorice) 150 mg +–
Slippery Elm Bark 200 mg +–
Marshmallow Root Extract 10:1 200 mg +–
Aloe Vera Inner-Leaf 200:1 10 mg +–
Hyaluronic Acid 100 mg +–
Chondroitin Sulfate 50 mg +–
Sodium Alginate 30 mg +–
L-Glutamine 250 mg +–
Vitamin D3 2,000 IU +–
Quercetin 125 mg +–
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