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Digestive Bitters

Bitters are a great way to naturally get your digestive system running smoothly again. They can be taken before each meal to "prime the pump", or taken after a meal if you feel bloated. Caution: this may be contraindicated if you have gall stones or a bile duct obstruction

Electrolyte Drops

Digestive Enzymes

This product contains enzymes and betaine-HCl. If you are currently experiencing severe heartburn, I recommend using a product that does not have betaine-HCl.

Creatine

Karen's 2026 Maintenance Phase

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Karen's maintenance phase supplements.

Vitamin D with K2

Pair this with Vitamin D lab test to check your levels before and after supplementing. Your needs may change seasonally, depending on how much sun you get.

Curcumin Extra

Fish Oil

Talk to your doctor if you are taking blood thinners, as fish oil can also have a blood-thinning effect. Pair this with Omega Quant lab test to check your levels of essential fatty acids.

Ox Bile Supplements

If you no longer have a gall bladder, you can take Ox Bile with your meals to help digest fats and absorb them and your fat-soluble vitamins like A, D, E, and K. Without robust bile secretion during meals, you can experience digestive discomfort and run the risk of vitamin deficiencies. When to take: Experiment with taking at the start of meals, or mid-way through a meal. If it irritates your stomach, try taking mid-way through or at the end of your meal to find your sweet spot. Dose: I've shared 2 products here to choose from. Doses of 125mg up to 1000mg/meal can be used. A lower-fat meals needs less Ox Bile, but if you have a fattier meal, take more. I encourage you to start with a lower dose and titrate up as needed.