Gut Health

Apple cider vinegar for traditional digestive support. A DigeZyme® blend of five enzymes to break down carbs, protein, fat, fiber and dairy. Jerusalem-artichoke inulin to feed the good bacteria you already have. And one live strain of L. acidophilus as a supporting player. No proprietary-blend hiding, no mega-dose theatre — just four things that make sense together.

The enzyme blend is the part you notice after a big or rich meal — amylase, protease, lipase, cellulase and lactase helping break down what you actually ate, so a normal dinner is less likely to leave you bloated and heavy for the rest of the night. This is the most-felt benefit for most people.

This is everyday maintenance. It won't clear you out like fiber does, and it isn't a high-CFU probiotic rebuild — those are different jobs, done by Colon Gentle Cleanse and Probiotic 40 Billion. What it does is keep the everyday baseline steady so you need those two less often. Honest about the lane it's in.

With food. Take both capsules with a meal and a glass of water. The enzymes have something to work on when there's food in your stomach, and ACV generally sits better with a meal than on an empty one. There's no strict timing beyond that — pick the meal that's easiest to remember so you actually take it daily, because the steadier benefit comes from consistency.

They do different jobs. This is a daily maintenance product — apple cider vinegar, digestive enzymes and a prebiotic fiber, with one live strain as a supporting player — built to help you break down meals and hold a steady baseline.
The Probiotic 40 Billion is a high-CFU, four-strain rebuild for when your gut flora needs real reinforcement, not just upkeep. If you want one everyday capsule, this is it. If you're rebuilding after something that knocked your gut around, that's the Probiotic's job. Plenty of people take this daily and reach for the Probiotic in heavier stretches. See Probiotic 40 Billion →

That's the enzyme part, and it's the benefit most people notice first. The DigeZyme blend covers carbs, protein, fat, fiber and dairy, so a normal meal gets broken down more completely instead of sitting there fermenting and producing gas. Enzymes work on the meal you take them with, so you can feel the difference fairly quickly — often the same day — rather than waiting weeks. If your bloating is tied to specific foods like dairy, the lactase in the blend helps with that specifically.

That's a lot of what it's for. Weeks aren't always predictable, and digestion is usually the first thing to wobble after a stretch that was harder on your body than usual. Taking it daily means the prebiotic fiber and live strain are steadily supporting your existing gut flora, so your baseline holds rather than swinging — less of that starting-from-zero feeling. It's the quiet maintenance layer; if a weekend really knocked things sideways, that's when the Probiotic 40 Billion earns its place on top.

It can for the first few days, and that's normal. Inulin is a prebiotic fiber — it feeds your gut bacteria, and when you suddenly give them more to work with, that can mean some extra gas or fullness while everything adjusts. The dose here is modest and built for daily use, so it usually settles within a week. If you're particularly sensitive to fiber, take it with a full meal and plenty of water and your system will catch up.

Yes. The capsule is plant-based and every ingredient is vegan and non-GMO — apple cider vinegar, Jerusalem-artichoke inulin, the DigeZyme enzyme blend, and the live strain. No gelatin, no animal-derived ingredients, no added sugar or dyes.

Always. Every order ships in plain, unmarked packaging with nothing on the outside that hints at what's inside or who it's from — only your name on the label. Your privacy is part of the product.