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FOR SOOTHING DIGESTIVE RELIEF*

WHAT IT IS

Rhizinate is deglycyrrhizinated licorice (DGL) in a chewable formula for soothing digestive relief.*

HOW IT WORKS

PROVIDES SOOTHING DIGESTIVE RELIEF*

The stomach maintains an acidic pH that helps to initiate digestion and promote microbial defense, yet its epithelial tissues must simultaneously be shielded against harsh acidic conditions. The stomach's protective mucin barrier must be intact in order to protect stomach health and comfort. Patients who experience an occasional discomfort after consuming coffee, spicy or fried foods may benefit from supplementing with a plant-based agent such as deglycyrrhizinated licorice (DGL), which has been which shown in animal studies to support the mucosal lining of the stomach and intestines.*

HELPS RELIEVE OCCASIONAL STOMACH DISCOMFORT*

Rhizinate is DGL in a chewable formula. Rhizinate works by stimulating natural protective factors in the digestive tract that help relieve occasional stomach discomfort.* Rhizinate contains less than 1% glycyrrhizin which may elevate blood pressure in some individuals.

Directions

Rhizinate™ Directions and/or Dosage

Chew 3 tablets after food in the morning. Chew 3 tablets after food in the evening, or as recommended by your healthcare professional.

Warning

If you are pregnant, nursing, or taking prescription drugs, consult your healthcare professional prior to use.Keep out of reach of children.

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FAQs

  • A. Rhizinate™ and Rhizinate™ contain small amounts of fructose and mannitol to enhance the flavor of the chewable tablet. These natural sugars are derived from plant sources. Rhizinate is also available in a fructose-free formula.

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