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Your Quiz Result:
Gut Check
(Digestive-Dominant Type)

Your Gut is Sending Out Distress Signals.

You reported bloating, gas and discomfort after meals. These are classic signs of an irritated gut lining and a disrupted microbiome.

What your answers reveal

What your answers reveal

  • Meals often leave you bloated, gassy, or sluggish.
  • You feel weighed down instead of energized after eating.
  • Your mood, focus, and skin may flare when digestion is off.
  • You’ve lost confidence in your gut-and in how your body feels day to day.

Dr. G’s note

“Your gut isn’t just about digestion. It impacts mood, immunity, inflammation, and energy. When the lining is irritated and bacteria are out of balance, your whole system feels it. The good news is, we can calm and reset it.”

The Gut Check loop

  1. Stress, poor food choices, medications, or toxins irritate the gut lining.
  2. Microbiome balance shifts → bloating, gas, food sensitivities.
  3. Inflammation leaks into energy, mood, and immunity.
  4. The cycle repeats until the gut lining and bacteria are restored.

We’re going to soothe, rebalance, and rebuild your gut so meals feel good again.

Dr. G's Recommended Protocol for Gut Check

What You'll Do for 30 Days

01

Daily foundation: Your Gut Check Pack (formulated to soothe the gut lining, rebalance bacteria, and improve nutrient absorption).

02

2 food tweaks: Remove the top irritants (excess processed sugar & refined oils); add fibre-rich veggies daily.

03

1 lifestyle tweak: Eat slower, chew more-reduce stress at mealtime.

04

1 mindfulness step: Track how you feel after meals to identify triggers.

“The gut is central to everything. When it’s calm and balanced, energy rises, inflammation lowers, and life feels easier. This protocol is where I start with patients whose gut is running the show.”

- Dr. G
Start the 30-Day Reset

What to Expect from Gut Check

Week 1

Less bloating and discomfort.

Week 2

Improved regularity and lighter digestion.

Week 3

More stable energy, clearer skin, and renewed confidence in your gut.

What this protocol does for you

  • Soothes the gut lining: Reduces irritation so digestion feels smoother.
  • Balances the microbiome: Supports healthy bacteria for better resilience.
  • Improves absorption: Helps your body use the nutrients from food.
  • Boosts confidence: Meals stop feeling like battles, and your body feels lighter.

How to use it:

  • AM sachet → calm & prep digestion for the day.
  • PM sachet → support repair and microbial balance overnight.

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Gut issues are some of the most frustrating I see-and they ripple out to mood, focus, immunity, and confidence. Your quiz shows you’re in Gut Check mode. This protocol is my go-to first step to calm irritation, restore balance, and give you back the ease you’ve been missing after meals.

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  • Supports digestion & gut health
  • Optimizes bloating & discomfort
  • Improves energy and nutrient absorption

What customers are saying

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DA
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"I will take this product for the rest of my life!"
Dawn T. · 2 weeks ago

With the help of my physician and this product, I am no longer on meds for anything! I know it sounds crazy but I cannot function without these pills as my digestive system has gone haywire, and western medicine has no idea. These pills allow me to eat a greater majority of food with less severe symptoms as I have no gallbladder and IBD. Love this product, have it on reorder forever!

SA
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"Great product!"
Sandra S. · 5 days ago

This product works great! I can tell a difference in my digestive system and feel my resiliency improve when taking this regularly. The small caps swallow easily, and it's shelf-stable. What's not to love about it?!?

AN
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"Excellent for digestion"
Angela B. · 3 weeks ago

Wonderful and effective for smoothing out digestion.

WA
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"A great product!"
Walter E. · 1 month ago

I always feel good about taking this. It helps the GOOD bacteria in your intestinal tract thrive.

ME
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"Everyone needs this"
Meagan U. · 10 days ago

This supplement is fantastic. I've been taking it for years! It helps maintain a good gut flora and I can tell when I go too long without it. It worked wonders for me when I had to be on antibiotics. Highly recommend!

MA
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"Gutbuster"
Matthew C. · 2 weeks ago

After having to take too many antacids while on chemo and Prednisone, this helped get my gut levels back to where they need to be.

JE
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"This is a great product."
Jessica C. · 1 week ago

This is a great product. Has really helped reduce my bloating.

AN
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"It really works"
Ana D. · 4 days ago

This stuff really works. I have tried many different products, but this is the best.

SU
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"Thank you"
Suzann M. · 1 month ago

I really liked this product and finally found a product that has helped me with my digestive issues. I feel a difference and see a difference.

LO
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"Great Product!"
Lori O. · 3 days ago

I have been using this product for several months and it has helped to get my digestive system back to normal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Many feel lighter within 1-2 weeks. Full improvements in energy and skin may take 3-4 weeks.
Not to start. If needed later, we can layer labs-but most people feel better with simple foundational shifts.
Yes-by calming irritation and restoring balance, your body often becomes less reactive to foods.
Most probiotics don't work because the gut lining is still irritated. This plan addresses the foundation first.

Reset your gut. Restore your confidence.

We’re going to soothe, rebalance, and rebuild your gut so meals feel good again.

Research & Scientific Proofs
Entera-GPX
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  2. Shaheen N. J., Hansen R. A., Morgan D. R., et al. The burden of gastrointestinal and liver diseases, 2006. The American Journal of Gastroenterology. 2006;101(9):2128-2138.
  3. Leri, F., Ayzenberg, M., Voyce, S. J., Klein, A., Hartz, L., & Smego Jr, R. A. (2013). Four-year trends of inappropriate proton pump inhibitor use after hospital discharge. Southern medical journal, 106(4), 270-273.
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  6. Taussig, SJ. The mechanism of the physiological action of bromelain. Medical Hypothesis 1980;6:99-104.
Barrier-GPX
  1. Krasinski SD, Russell RM, Samloff IM, Jacob RA, Dallal GE, McGandy RB, Hartz SC. Fundic atrophic gastritis in an elderly population. Effect on hemoglobin and several serum nutritional indicators. J Am Geriatr Soc. 1986 Nov;34(11):800-6.
  2. Shaheen N. J., Hansen R. A., Morgan D. R., et al. The burden of gastrointestinal and liver diseases, 2006. The American Journal of Gastroenterology. 2006;101(9):2128-2138.
  3. Leri, F., Ayzenberg, M., Voyce, S. J., Klein, A., Hartz, L., & Smego Jr, R. A. (2013). Four-year trends of inappropriate proton pump inhibitor use after hospital discharge. Southern medical journal, 106(4), 270-273.
  4. Craig SA. Betaine in human nutrition. Am J Clin Nutr. 2004 Sep;80(3):539-49. Review. [PMID: 15321791].
  5. New York University Langone Medical Center. Betaine Hydrochloride. http://www.med.nyu.educontent? ChunkIID=21560. Last Reviewed 2011.
  6. Taussig, SJ. The mechanism of the physiological action of bromelain. Medical Hypothesis 1980;6:99-104.
Biome-GPX
  1. D. Zabolotny, L. Shynkarenko, O. Melnikov, L. Volosevich, І. Zarytska, О. Goloborodko, G. Karpenko, О. Bolyska, D. Zabolotna. Application of the probiotic medication "Acidolor" (L.rhamnosus LB3) in patients with chronic tonsillitis and evaluation of its efficacy; Journal of ear, nose and throat diseases, No5, 2003, page.2-9
  2. D. Zabolotny, L. Volosevich, І. Zarytskа, V.D. Zabolotna. Perspectives of biotherapy in ENT diseases; Journal of ear, nose and throat diseases, No3-с, 2003, p.180-181
  3. O. Volska, D. Zabolotna. Study of the mechanisms of antagonistic activity of the Probiotics drugs. Journal of ear, nose and throat diseases, No3-с, 2003, p.164-165
  4. L. Shynkarenko, N. Dehtyrenko. Research of the Chemotherapy drugs influence on Lactic Acid Bacteria cells. Scientific news of the NTU "KPI", 2004, 1 (33), pp.135-140
  5. Shynkarenko L., Dehtyrenko N. Adhesion potency of lactic acid bacteria as factor for selection of Probiotic strains. Scientific news of the NTU "KPI", 2004, 3 (35), pp.102-106
  6. Zabolotny D., Melnilkov О., Zabolotnaya D., Shynkarenko L. Probiotic modulation of the immunogenesis in the experiment. Immunology and allergy, 1, 2006., p.19-21
  7. О. Melnikov, D. Zabolotnaya. Experimental investigation of the Probiotic influence on the palate tonsils cells in patients with chronic tonsillitis in vitro. The journal of ear, nose and throat diseases, 2006, 3, pp.24-27.
  8. Volska, L. Shynkarenko, I. Zarytska, D. Zabolotna. Study of the possibility of the using of the Lactobacilli for treatment and prevention of the Candida infections in ENT-organs. Odessa medical Journal, 2006, 4 (96), pp.32-36
  9. O. Melnikov, D. Zabolotnaya, L. Kalinovskaya, V. Simonenko. Investigation of the functional and morphochemical characteristics of the cells and tissues under the conditions of the co-cultivation with L.rhamnosus LB3. The journal of ear, nose and throat diseases, 4, 2007, 170-172.
  10. Timoshok N, Shynkarenko L, Starovoytova S, Spivak N. Investigation of interferon induction activity of new Probiotic composition and strains L.delbrueckii 86, L.rhamnosus LB3 to compare with Del-Immune V and Lactobacterin (L.plantarum); 2009, IIX Congress of Ukrainian Microbiological Society, Abstracts Book, p.264
  11. Starovoytova S, Timoshok N, Gorchakov V, Spivak N. Immunomodulating abilities of Lactic Acid Bacteria.2009; Microbiol.J.,V71, 3, pp.41-47
  12. Report on clinical use of the probiotic cells Lactobacillus delbrueckii LE and their lysate. A.S Prylutskyy, MD, PhD, Clinical Immunology and Allergy Department, Donetsk State Medical University, 1999.
  13. Savtova Z.D., Shpylevaya S.I., Tarutinov V.I., Rogatskaya V.P., NMeniok T.A., Nikolsky I.S., Mosienko V.S., Shynkarenko L.M., Chekhun V.F. Immune correction by an Immunomodulator from lactobacillus delbrueckii LE in a combined therapy of breast cancer at stages II and IV. Oncology 2000; 22:211-214
  14. Shpylevaya S.I., Tarutinov V.I., Mosienko V.S., Rogatskaya V.P., Ponomarev I.O., Shynkarenko L.M., Chekhun V.F. Correction of leucopenia by a new probiotic immunomodulator Lactobacillus delbrueckii product in combined treatment of breast cancer. Oncology, 2000; 2 (1-2):83-86
  15. D. Zabolotny, L. Shynkarenko, О. Melnikov, L. Volosevich, І. Zarytska, О. Goloborodko, G. Karpenko, О. Bolyska, D. Zabolotna. Application of the probiotic medication "Acidolor" in patients with chronic tonsillitis and evaluation of its efficacy; Journal of ear, nose and throat diseases, No5, 2003, page.2-9
  16. L. Shynkarenko, N. Dehtyrenko. Research of the Chemotherapy drugs influence on Lactic Acid Bacteria cells. Scientific news of the NTU "KPI", 2004, 1 (33), pp.135-140
  17. Volska, L. Shynkarenko, I. Zarytska, D. Zabolotna. Study of the possibility of the using of the Lactobacilli for treatment and prevention of the Candida infections in ENT-organs. Odessa medical Journal, 2006, 4 (96), pp.32-3
  18. Starovoytova S., Gorchakov V. Lactic Acid Bacteria strain Selection for Effective Probiotics Compositions. 2006, Scientific News of NTU "KPI", v5, pp.100-103
  19. Starovoytova S, Timoshok N, Gorchakov V, Spivak N. Interferon induction activity of Lactic Acid Bacteria; 2007, Immunology and Allergy (Ukrainian), #4, pp. 24-27
  20. Starovoytova S., Oryabinska L, Gorchakov V. Cholinesterase and protease activity of Lactic Acid Bacteria in vitro ; 2007, Environment and Health, #4 (43), pp.68-71
  21. Starovoytova S, Timoshok N, Spivak N. Influence of Lactic Acid bacteria associated cultures at mice experimental meningoencephalytic herpes infection; 2008, In Abstracts of International Conference "Antibacterial and anti-viral therapy on hospital treatment", Charkov, Ukraine, pp.316-317
  22. Timoshok N, Shynkarenko L, Starovoytova S, Spivak N. Investigation of interferon induction activity of new Probiotic composition and strains L.delbrueckii 86, L.rhamnosus to compare with Del-Immune V and Lactobacterin (L.plantarum); 2009, IIX Congress of Ukrainian Microbiological Society, Abstracts Book, p.264
  23. Starovoytova S, Timoshok N, Gorchakov V, Spivak N. Immunomodulating abilities of Lactic Acid Bacteria.2009; Microbiol.J., V71, #3, pp.41-47