PPIs reduce acid. They don’t rebuild the lining acid has already worn away, ease the pressure on your valve, or calm the inflammation running underneath. DigestEase fills those three gaps. Alongside your medication, not instead of it.
I was on omeprazole for eleven years and still sleeping on a wedge. By week six on DigestEase I had my first cup of coffee in two years and the burn never came. By week twelve my GerdQ went from 13 to 4. My doctor typed the word “taper” into my chart for the first time in a decade.
Try us for 60 days. If your reflux hasn’t eased, your nights haven’t improved, and your GerdQ score hasn’t dropped — we’ll refund every cent. Just reach out via email. That’s it.
Your acid medication does one job — it lowers acid production. But reflux isn't a single problem. It's a chain: a weakened valve, a worn-down lining, sluggish stomach emptying, and low-grade inflammation that keeps running even after acid drops. Your medication addresses none of those.
DigestEase was formulated to fill the three gaps your medication leaves open:
Three jobs. Seven ingredients. Taken alongside your current medication, not instead of it.
Take one capsule before breakfast and one before your evening meal. Not both at once. Alongside your current medication — never in place of it.
Here's what the timeline typically looks like:
If you are currently on a PPI or any prescribed reflux medication, continue taking it as directed by your doctor. DigestEase works alongside your medication. Any decision to taper is between you and your physician.
7 ingredients. 3 jobs. Every single one listed on the label with its actual milligram amount. No proprietary blends hiding the doses.
No proprietary blend. No filler. No stock photo of a fake doctor on the bottle. Every ingredient displayed with its dose so you can verify exactly what you're taking.
Because everything you've tried targets the acid. Nothing has ever addressed the lining, the valve pressure, or the inflammation underneath. That's why your symptoms are "controlled" and still getting worse.
DigestEase doesn't replace your medication. It fills the three gaps your medication was never built to cover — so "well controlled" actually starts meaning what you thought it meant.
Twelve weeks is what this genuinely requires. The guarantee covers sixty days — so your second GerdQ score is in your hands well before the window closes.
If your reflux hasn't eased, your nights haven't improved, and your scores haven't dropped — email us. Full refund. No forms. No questions. No hassle.
Run the GerdQ before you start. Write the score down. Run it again at twelve weeks. That way you're not relying on how you feel — you're comparing two numbers on the same six questions. That's exactly what you'll put on the desk at your next appointment.
Every approach follows the same pattern. Take the pill. Avoid the triggers. Raise the bed. Try the probiotic. And somehow next Tuesday night looks exactly the same. That’s not a failure of effort. It’s a design flaw: every treatment you’ve tried targets the acid. None of them touch the lining acid has already worn thin, the valve pressure pushing contents upward, or the inflammation running underneath. DigestEase goes after the three jobs your medication leaves open — coat the lining, ease the valve, calm the inflammation. Alongside your current medication, not instead of it.
Coat the lining. Ease the valve. Calm the inflammation. Then repair what's already been worn down.
Slippery Elm
335 mg per serving
Forms a gel-like coating over the esophageal lining on contact — a physical barrier between raw tissue and rising acid. The protective layer your body used to produce on its own before years of irritation wore it thin.
Aloe Vera
100 mg per serving
Soothes and hydrates the mucosal surface alongside slippery elm. Gel-based protection that calms irritated tissue directly — on the lining, not diluted through the bloodstream.
Ginger Root
200 mg per serving
Accelerates gastric emptying so food moves through faster instead of sitting in your stomach pushing upward against the valve. Less pressure between meals, fewer episodes at night.
Artichoke Extract
130 mg per serving
Stimulates bile flow so food doesn't stall and ferment in the stomach. Reduces the bloating and fullness that builds before the burn.
Chamomile
200 mg per serving
Targets the chronic low-grade inflammation running along your esophageal lining — the inflammation underneath the acid that your PPI was never designed to reach.
DGL Licorice
150 mg per serving
Stimulates your stomach's own mucus production — rebuilding the defense layer from the inside. DGL form removes glycyrrhizin so it won't raise blood pressure.
Zinc-L-Carnosine
60 mg per serving
Clinically studied for gastric mucosal repair. Concentrates in damaged areas of the lining and supports tissue regeneration — the ingredient that shifts the trajectory from management to structural repair.
Your esophagus is too important for another acid reducer that manages the same one link. DigestEase targets the three gaps your PPI leaves open — coat the lining, ease the valve, calm the inflammation — then repair what's already been worn down. Alongside your current medication, not instead of it.
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Most people are surprised how quickly addressing the lining, the valve, and the inflammation — instead of just reducing the acid — changes everything.
One capsule before breakfast, one before dinner. That’s the whole routine. Around day 5 or 6, you notice something you weren’t expecting — the burn after your evening meal isn’t as sharp. The bloating doesn’t build the way it usually does. You eat dinner at 7:30 and don’t spend the next two hours sitting upright on the couch waiting for it to pass. It’s subtle. You almost don’t trust it. But something underneath has shifted — like a lining that’s been raw for years has started to feel less exposed. That’s already more than any antacid, probiotic, or aloe juice ever gave you.
You eat something you haven’t touched in months — maybe it’s tomato sauce, maybe it’s a second cup of coffee — and you brace for it. The burn doesn’t come. The tight, full feeling after meals starts fading. The valve that’s been letting everything push back up isn’t under the same pressure anymore because food is moving through instead of sitting there. You stop mentally ranking every meal by how much damage it’s going to do. By the third week you realize you haven’t opened the Tums jar on your nightstand in over a week. That’s already longer than anything you’ve tried has ever lasted.
You go to bed and you don’t think about it. No propping yourself up on three pillows. No lying on your left side because someone told you it helps. No waking up at 2 AM with your heart pounding and acid at the back of your throat. One night you realize you slept flat — one pillow, lying however you wanted — and nothing happened. You walk to the kitchen in the morning and make coffee without that sour taste in your mouth. Your partner looks at you across the table and doesn’t ask how your night was. They already know. The person you were before reflux started running your nights is showing back up.
You’re getting ready for dinner and it hits you. Not a sensation. The absence of one. You didn’t plan the meal around your triggers today. You didn’t check the clock to see if it’s too late to eat. You didn’t Google whether your PPI is still working. You didn’t sleep sitting up. You didn’t cancel plans because you didn’t trust your stomach. You just took two capsules with your morning water, ate what your family ate, and went to bed like a normal person. Your doctor asked about the reflux at your follow-up and you said “it’s manageable.” Same routine. Morning and evening. Month after month. The condition is still there. But it’s no longer in charge.
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You're on a PPI or antacid and your reflux is technically "controlled" — but you still can't eat past 7 PM, still sleep on a wedge, still wake up with that sour taste, still feel the bloating build after every meal. You've tried probiotics, aloe juice, apple cider vinegar, and trigger-food elimination. Nothing has changed the trajectory.
If your medication reduces the acid but the burning, the pressure, and the nighttime episodes keep coming back — that pattern is the clearest sign. The acid isn't the only problem. Your lining is still thinning, your valve is still under pressure, and inflammation is still running underneath. DigestEase was built for the three gaps your PPI leaves open.
Every product you've tried targets the acid. PPIs reduce acid production. Antacids neutralize it. Probiotics support gut bacteria. Aloe soothes on contact for a few hours. None of them address the three structural problems underneath: the mucosal lining that's been thinning for years, the valve pressure that pushes contents upward between meals, and the chronic inflammation that keeps the cycle repeating.
DigestEase was formulated around those three gaps — coat and protect the lining (Slippery Elm, Aloe Vera), ease valve pressure through gastric motility (Ginger, Artichoke), and calm the inflammation your acid medication was never designed to reach (Chamomile, DGL Licorice). Plus Zinc-L-Carnosine for mucosal tissue repair. Seven ingredients across four phases. Not another acid reducer.
Week 1-2: most people notice the burn after meals starts to soften and the bloating doesn't build the way it used to. It's subtle — you almost don't trust it. Week 2-4: the pressure after eating eases. You start eating things you've been avoiding without bracing for it. The nighttime episodes start spacing out. Week 4-6: the nights get quieter. Less waking up. Less propping yourself up. The wedge pillow stays in the closet more often than it comes out.
The strongest results settle in around week 6 to 8 as the lining repair builds. This isn't a one-dose relief product — it works because the coating, motility support, and inflammation calming compound over time. The people who see the biggest shift are the ones who take it consistently, morning and evening, without skipping.
No. Do not stop your PPI. DigestEase was designed to work alongside your current medication, not instead of it. Your PPI handles acid reduction. DigestEase handles the three jobs your PPI leaves open — the lining, the valve pressure, and the inflammation. They work on different parts of the problem.
Never stop or reduce a prescribed medication without your doctor's guidance. If over time your doctor decides to adjust your dosage based on your progress, that's a conversation between you and them. DigestEase is a supplement — it supports what your medication is already doing, it doesn't replace it.
DigestEase contains seven plant-based ingredients: Slippery Elm, Chamomile, Ginger, DGL Licorice, Artichoke, Aloe Vera, and Zinc-L-Carnosine. No synthetic compounds. No pharmaceuticals. No stimulants. No fillers. No proprietary blends. It is not a medication. It is a dietary supplement.
If you're currently taking a PPI like omeprazole, pantoprazole, or lansoprazole, or an H2 blocker like famotidine, continue taking it exactly as your physician directed. DigestEase is designed to complement your existing routine. That said, if you have any concerns, bring the bottle to your next appointment. Seven ingredients. Nothing hidden. Most physicians will recognize all of them immediately.
Because every supplement you've tried was designed around the same assumption your medication was — that acid is the entire problem. Probiotics support gut bacteria. Aloe soothes on contact for a few hours. Apple cider vinegar adjusts pH. None of them were formulated to coat a thinning lining, ease valve pressure through gastric motility, calm chronic mucosal inflammation, and support tissue repair at the same time.
DigestEase doesn't target the acid. It targets the three structural problems that keep getting worse while the acid is being managed. That's why it works alongside your PPI instead of competing with it — and why it produces changes that a single-ingredient supplement never could.
One capsule before breakfast, one capsule before your evening meal. Take with a full glass of water. That's the entire routine — two capsules a day, consistent, every day. No complicated timing. No food restrictions. No waiting 30 minutes before or after your PPI.
The coating and motility benefits work best when taken before meals, which is why the timing matters. Before breakfast primes the lining for the day. Before dinner protects you through the night — the window when most reflux episodes happen. Consistency is what drives the results. A single week doesn't shift the trajectory. Six to eight weeks of daily use does.
One bottle is a 30-day supply at the recommended usage of two capsules per day. Most people order the 2 or 3-bottle bundle so they don't run out during the window when results are building — the most noticeable changes tend to settle in between week 3 and week 6, with the strongest shift around week 6 to 8 as lining repair compounds.
DigestEase is designed for daily, ongoing use. It works because the coating, motility support, and inflammation calming build on each other over time. The people who see the strongest results are the ones who stay consistent without gaps.
Then you get every cent back. The 60-day guarantee is tied to your actual results. If the burn hasn't eased, the nights haven't improved, and the pressure after meals hasn't changed, send us an email. Full refund. No forms. No hoops. No hassle.
We can offer this because the return rate is extremely low. You've already spent money on probiotics that didn't last, aloe juice that wore off, and antacids you've been chewing for years. This time, the risk is entirely on us. Not one of those products ever offered you 60 days to prove it works — because not one of them could.
Because the standard of care for reflux is acid suppression — and it has been for 30 years. Your gastroenterologist was trained on PPIs, H2 blockers, and surgical interventions. Those tools manage acid production. They were never designed to rebuild a thinning mucosal lining, ease valve pressure, or calm chronic inflammation. The ingredients in DigestEase — slippery elm, DGL licorice, zinc-l-carnosine — have published research behind them. But no pharmaceutical company has a financial reason to package them together, because a patient whose lining is rebuilding is a patient who needs fewer prescriptions.
Your doctor isn't hiding it from you. They were simply never trained on mucosal support — because there was no money in teaching them. Bring the bottle to your next appointment. Seven ingredients, all on the label. Most gastroenterologists will recognize every one.
Every day, more reflux sufferers are making the same shift — eating without planning, sleeping without propping, living without bracing for what comes next. Not because they found a better acid pill. Because they finally addressed the three gaps their acid pill was never built to cover. The lining. The valve. The inflammation underneath. DigestEase, alongside their medication. That’s what changed.
You’re not alone in this. Thousands already made the same decision you’re weighing right now.