Built For Post-Gallbladder Bloat. Nothing Else.

Most approaches treat post-surgery bloating as a food problem, that is why you have been handed low-fat diets, smaller portions, and elimination lists. Others treat it as a gut problem, so you have tried probiotics and enzymes. But post-gallbladder bloating is not primarily about what is going into your system. It is about the organ now processing it alone.

Your liver is responsible for producing bile and managing fat metabolism, work your gallbladder used to share. When your liver is under-supported, bile flow becomes less efficient, fat digestion suffers, and the result is the tightness, the swelling, the pressure, and the "I look pregnant by dinner" feeling. 🫠

Every other approach you have tried bypassed this system entirely.

This formula supports your liver's bile and digestive pathways. 💧 The one piece that was never on your map.

Week 1–2: Most women notice their mornings feel slightly less pressured. The rock-hard feeling may begin softening. You stop waking up already dreading what the day will do to your stomach.

Week 3–4: The afternoon escalation starts shifting. Clothes that became unbearable by dinner may stay more comfortable through the day. Meals start feeling less like a calculation you have to run before every bite.

Week 5–8: More predictable days overall. Less mental energy spent monitoring your stomach. Women who've had their gallbladder removed describe it as "getting some of myself back" -- not a miracle, but evenings where your waistband still feels the same as it did at breakfast.

✓ You've had your gallbladder removed and bloating is still your biggest problem

✓ You've already tried cutting fat, eating smaller meals, or going low-FODMAP and the bloat stayed

✓ You can look relatively normal in the morning and several months pregnant by dinner

✓ You're tired of being told your tests are normal when your stomach clearly isn't

✓ You want support, not another miracle promise that falls apart in two weeks

Milk Thistle Extract 30:1 — 200 mg
Protects liver cells from inflammatory damage so your clearance pathways can actually do their job. The 30:1 concentration means you're getting the equivalent of 6,000 mg of raw milk thistle seed per serving.

Dandelion Root Extract 4:1 — 200 mg
Supports bile flow — which is how your liver actually excretes conjugated estrogen metabolites out of your body. Without adequate bile flow, cleared hormones can get reabsorbed instead of eliminated.

Artichoke Leaf Extract 4:1 — 100 mg
Works alongside dandelion to support bile production and liver enzyme function. Studied for its role in supporting the liver's natural processing capacity.

Beet Root Extract 30:1 — 100 mg
Supports Phase II liver detoxification — the stage where estrogen metabolites get conjugated and prepared for excretion. Also supports healthy blood flow to the liver.

Choline — 50 mg
Essential for liver fat metabolism. When choline is insufficient, fat accumulates in the liver and impairs its ability to process hormones efficiently. Most women don't get enough from diet alone.

L-Glutathione — 50 mg
The master molecule behind Phase II conjugation. This is what your liver uses to bind and neutralize used estrogen so it can be safely excreted.

N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine (NAC)
Your body's primary precursor to producing more glutathione on its own. Supports the liver's ability to replenish its clearance capacity continuously.

Ginger, Turmeric, Burdock, Schisandra, Astragalus, Chanca Piedra
Supporting botanicals that address inflammation, antioxidant protection, and additional liver drainage support — reinforcing the primary clearance pathway from multiple angles.

Take 2 mL (½ teaspoon) daily, preferably in the morning with or before food. Hold under tongue for 30 seconds before swallowing for best absorption. One bottle lasts 30 days. For best results, stay consistent for at least 6–8 weeks.