DGL Deglycyrrhizinated Licorice Extract Capsules (5,000 mg Equivalent Per Serving, 120 Servings) - Non GMO, Vegan

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DGL is one of my favorite Supplements. It’s like eating licorice but it fixes everything from your throat down to your colon and everything in between through your digestive system. You do not need to take Tums or drugs for anything from an ulcer to diarrhea to acid reflux this is all you need.

Worked well. Along with a few other supplements, it helped repair my damaged stomach lining.

Good quality product that helps thin mucus and reduce inflammation.

I’ve known the taste of DGL for around 40 years. My father had an ulcer and used DGL for a long time. A regionally well-known DGL was purchased for years by a cola company from our area to use in their formula, since the main ingredient is licorice root. I bought this product to reduce or eliminate my esophageal sensitivity. Swallowing the capsule whole wouldn’t have helped me much, so I opened it up and took the powdered form inside, and I experienced exactly the original licorice taste. This gave me confidence in the brand. I chose this method after realizing that the chewable tablets have a very low concentration.

These seem to have a comparable effect to chewable DGL I was taking and couldn't stand the overly sweet taste of. I needed capsules because while I enjoy licorice, I can't stand the taste of artificial sweeteners. I take these about three times a day between meals with as little water as possible, as was recommended to me by a doctor. I want to note that some people have complained that these don't taste like the chewable tablets when they swallow the powders outside of the capsule. That is completely irrelevant and to be expected, as this is DGL, which stands for Deglycyrrhizinated Licorice, that is, licorice with (most) glycyrrhizin removed, and glycyrrhizin is the chemical in licorice that tastes sweet. To get DGL chews to taste like licorice, most brands add a sweetener and some anise, which tastes like licorice, but the flavor is not at all an indication of effectiveness. There is no sweetener OR anise listed in the ingredients, so you better hope you don't taste sweetness, as it would indicate glycyrrhizin.