Probiotic Support Capsules - 2

Regular probiotics aren't formulated for bile acid issues—they support general gut health, but don't address what happens when bile drips constantly into your intestines. Regular digestive enzymes help break down food but don't address the bile problem causing diarrhea. This formula does both: Bacillus probiotic strains specifically help metabolize bile acids, PLUS 16 digestive enzymes (including lipase for fats) so food actually gets digested properly. It's the first probiotic system made specifically for post-gallbladder patients.

Most people notice less bathroom urgency and bloating within 2-3 weeks. Some see improvement in days, especially with fatty food tolerance. Full gut adaptation (where you can eat most foods without anxiety) typically happens around 6-8 weeks as the probiotics colonize your gut and your digestion rebalances. The enzymes work immediately with each meal, while probiotics build long-term.

Yes. Whether you're 2 months or 10 years post-cholecystectomy, if you're still having digestive issues, your gut needs support with bile acid metabolism and fat digestion. We've seen results in people 14+ years post-op who thought they'd just "live with it forever." Your body can adapt at any stage—it just needs the right support.

You should see significant improvement with foods that previously triggered you (avocado, nuts, butter, oils). Most people can eat normally within 4-6 weeks—not perfectly, but without the immediate bathroom urgency and panic. We still recommend building up gradually and listening to your body. Extremely greasy/fried foods might always be harder, but you shouldn't have to live on plain chicken and rice forever.

Three reasons: (1) The probiotic strains are specifically chosen for bile acid metabolism—random probiotics won't target your actual problem. (2) The enzyme blend includes clinical-dose lipase for fat digestion, plus 15 other enzymes for complete food breakdown. (3) Everything works synergistically—prebiotics feed the probiotics, enzymes handle immediate meals, probiotics fix long-term bile issues. One bottle, complete solution, formulated for exactly what you're going through.

Many gastroenterologists aren't aware of recent research on bile acid metabolism and post-cholecystectomy syndrome. (Some patients report surgeons literally saying "what on earth are you talking about?" when asked about enzyme supplements.) Bile acid malabsorption affects 10-40% of post-gallbladder patients but is severely underdiagnosed. The Facebook groups and patient forums are often more knowledgeable than doctors about what actually works. We recommend trying it risk-free for 90 days and letting your results speak for themselves.

You can take this alongside those medications (though always check with your doctor about supplement interactions). Many people find they can reduce or eliminate their Imodium dependence after 4-6 weeks on this formula because it addresses the root cause rather than just binding bile or stopping diarrhea. Some bile binder users report better results combining both—the medication catches excess bile, while this helps your gut process it properly.

Most people need it long-term. Your gallbladder isn't growing back—you'll always have bile dripping into your intestines instead of releasing on-demand. Some people (about 15-20%) can eventually reduce dosage as their gut fully adapts, but most find they need daily support to maintain food freedom and comfort. Think of it as replacing what your body lost, not a temporary fix.