Daily gut + bloat support

The daily resetyour gut actuallyneeds.

Real clinical doses, not a mystery blend. Five actives, each at the amount used in published research — printed on the back of every pouch.

5 clinically-dosed actives. Zero proprietary blends.
Supergut pouch
Beats bloatBalanced gut, daily6g prebiotic fiberDigestive comfortKeeps you moving
Beats bloatBalanced gut, daily6g prebiotic fiberDigestive comfortKeeps you moving
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Beats bloat

Fiber, a named strain and ginger working on the same problem from three directions.

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Balanced gut, daily

Built for a daily cadence, because that's how the research was run.

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6g prebiotic fiber

Sunfiber® PHGG. Dissolves clear, no gel, no grit.

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Keeps you moving

Motility and post-meal comfort, not a laxative.

Three flavors

Strawberry Hibiscus

Bright strawberry with a floral hibiscus finish.

Same formula in every flavor — 6g of prebiotic fiber, zero sugar, no apple-cider tang. Just add water and shake.

What's actually in it

Five actives. Every one named, every one dosed at the level used in published research. Open a card to see the dose and the study behind it.

01 Sunfiber® PHGG 6g +
Prebiotic fiber

Partially hydrolyzed guar gum — a soluble fiber that feeds the bacteria you already have instead of adding bulk. It dissolves clear, has no taste, and doesn't gel in the glass.

In a multicentre trial in IBS patients, PHGG improved stool consistency and reduced abdominal pain and bloating scores over 12 weeks. Parisi et al., Digestive Diseases and Sciences, 2002.
02 LactoSpore® 2B CFU +
Shelf-stable probiotic

Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856 — a spore-forming strain, so it survives a warm shelf and stomach acid without refrigeration. Named strain, not “probiotic blend.”

A 90-day randomised, placebo-controlled trial in diarrhoea-predominant IBS reported reduced bloating and improved stool frequency. Majeed et al., Nutrition Journal, 2016.
03 GutGard® 150mg +
Post-meal comfort

A deglycyrrhizinated licorice root extract (DGL) standardised for flavonoids. It's the active behind the “heaviness after eating” part of the formula.

A 30-day placebo-controlled trial in functional dyspepsia found reduced post-meal fullness and upper abdominal discomfort at 150mg/day. Raveendra et al., 2012.
04 Ginger root extract 100mg +
Motility

Ginger is in here as a motility ingredient, not a flavor note — it speeds gastric emptying, the rate at which food leaves the stomach.

Ginger accelerated gastric emptying versus placebo in patients with functional dyspepsia. Hu et al., World Journal of Gastroenterology, 2011.
05 Artichoke leaf extract dose TBC +
Digestive support

Artichoke leaf supports bile flow, which is how the body handles fat digestion. Our final milligram figure is being locked with the manufacturer — we'd rather show it blank than round it up.

A two-month trial of artichoke leaf extract reported reduced overall dyspepsia severity and bloating. Holtmann et al., Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 2003.

Full supplement facts are printed on the back panel of every pouch.

The honest comparison

Most of the category hides the dose.

NAMI Supergut
Every active named, with its milligram dose on the pouch
6g prebiotic fiber — a real dose, not a dusting
Zero sugar, zero apple cider vinegar tang
Shelf-stable spore strain, no refrigeration
No proprietary blends, anywhere

Typical bloat capsules

Doses hidden inside a “proprietary blend”
No room for meaningful fiber in a capsule
Usually flavourless — but also habit-less
Strain often unnamed, or genus only
Enzyme lists long on names, short on amounts

Typical greens powders

Fifty ingredients, few at studied levels
Fiber present but rarely quantified
Sweeteners and ACV tang are common
Broad claims: energy, skin, mood, sleep
“Superfood blend” as the whole label
Who it's for

Anyone whose stomach has opinions.

Supergut wasn't built for a demographic. It was built for a problem — the afternoon bloat, the heaviness after a big meal, the week your digestion goes quiet on you.

Big-meal recoverersTravel-disrupted digestionPost-antibiotic rebuildersLow-fiber-diet realistsAnyone tired of guessing doses
What people say

Bloat first. Then everything else.

★★★★★

Three weeks in and the 4pm bloat that I'd just accepted as normal is basically gone.

Verified — Mango GingerBloat
★★★★★

I read the back panel before buying, which I have literally never done with a supplement.

Verified — Strawberry HibiscusTransparency
★★★★★

Regular. Predictable. Boring in the best possible way.

Verified — Peach LycheeRegularity
Filters map to verified benefit tags. No energy or mood tags: we don't claim them.

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The formula works on a daily cadence — the studies behind it ran for 30 to 90 days. A subscription is just the honest way to buy it.

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Straight answers

How is this different from a probiotic pill?+

A capsule usually gives you bacteria and nothing to feed them. Supergut pairs a named strain with 6g of prebiotic fiber plus three plant actives for comfort and motility — the fiber is the part most bloat capsules can't fit into a pill.

Will 6g of fiber make me more bloated?+

PHGG is unusually gentle among fibers because it ferments slowly and doesn't gel. Some people still notice a settling-in period in the first few days — if that's you, start with half a stick for a week.

Is there sugar in it? Does it taste like vinegar?+

Zero sugar, and no apple cider vinegar. ACV is a common shortcut in this category for tang and perceived potency; we left it out because the evidence for it on bloating is thin and the taste is a daily-habit killer.

How long until I notice a difference?+

The trials behind these actives ran 30 to 90 days, and that's the honest answer. Post-meal comfort from the DGL and ginger tends to be noticed first; regularity changes from the fiber and strain build over weeks, not days.

Why is one dose listed as “TBC”?+

Because it isn't final. The artichoke figure is being confirmed with our manufacturer and will be printed on the pouch and this page the day it's locked. Blanks are better than rounded guesses.