3R Bundle: Remove, Repair & Repopulate

The ultimate deep cleaning formula

Everything you need to know about our powerful new enzyme blend: Release Intestinal BioFilm Cleanser™

• Seasonal cleanse.

Release Intestinal BioFilm Cleanser™ can be a powerful tool during an intestinal detox 2 to 3 times a year.

• Everyday use.

Those seeking intestinal regularity and a heightened immune system may benefit from taking a maintenance dose of 1 to 2 capsules a day.

• Immunity booster.

Taking a preventative dose of 2 to 3 capsules a day during cold and flu season may also be great for preventing harmful biofilms. Enzymes bound with magnesium and ozone give it laxative properties. A cleaner colon means a heartier, more robust immune system!

Dosage Reminder.

Start low, go slow. Personal dosage varies. Remember Body Ecology’s Principle of Uniqueness and adjust as necessary.

As always, it’s important to gauge your body’s sensitivity and never exceed the advised dosage on the bottle. The suggested dose for a 3-day or week-long cleanse is around 4 to 10 capsules per day in divided amounts. Please note: You are very unique. If you feel a lot of gurgling but are not eliminating an enema or mild laxative is recommended.

Magnesium + Oxygen = Your Go-To Daily Intestinal Maintenance

If you’re suffering from chronic or unresolved digestive problems, Release Intestinal BioFilm Cleanser was designed to help. Naturally break down the biofilms that could be holding you back from creating a healthy microbiome. Click below to take the first step toward internal healing.

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• Remove: Supporting gut health starts with eliminating processed and potentially harmful foods, such as gluten and certain oils. Adding Release Intestinal BioFilm Cleanser to your routine may assist in maintaining a healthy gut environment by targeting biofilms.
• Repair: Incorporating products like Vitality SuperGreen and Probiotic Protein Shake, which contain four strains of Bacillus bacteria, can complement a healthy diet and lifestyle. These products are versatile and can be enjoyed in smoothies. Many people also find bone broths to be a nourishing addition for overall wellness.
• Repopulate: Diversity is essential for a balanced gut microbiome. Products like Probiotic Protein Shake, starter cultures for kefir and cultured vegetables, and Probiotic Power Shots & Mixers can help support a diverse and thriving community of beneficial bacteria.