Esophageal Guardian (Berry - 60 tablets)
Get long-lasting relief from gastric distress

Experience fast-acting, four-hour relief from gastric distress with Esophageal Guardian: the natural, clinically-proven way to protect your esophagus from harsh stomach acids, enhanced with alginic acid and potassium bicarbonate for maximum comfort.

Esophageal Guardian is a vegetarian, gluten-free, and non-GMO chewable tablet designed to provide relief from gastric distress by protecting the esophagus lining against stomach acids. This supplement creates a temporary foam barrier above the stomach contents, which is effective in less than a minute after ingestion and can last up to four hours.

A key ingredient in Esophageal Guardian is alginic acid, derived from brown algae. When alginic acid comes into contact with gastric acids, it forms a gel that has been clinically shown to be effective in treating symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), such as heartburn, regurgitation, and indigestion. This action is more effective than traditional antacids. The product also contains potassium bicarbonate, which, when combined with alginic acid, enhances the formation of the temporary foam barrier.

In addition to these primary ingredients, Esophageal Guardian includes calcium and magnesium carbonate, which provide support for esophageal comfort. Moreover, the inclusion of pomegranate and strawberry extracts offers additional benefits. These extracts help combat oxidative stress, provide gastro-protective benefits, and support a healthy inflammatory response. Strawberry extract, in particular, has been shown in preclinical studies to promote stomach tissue health by reducing oxidative stress and gastric lipid oxidation.

Esophageal Guardian is part of Life Extension's product range, a company known for delivering high-quality, scientifically validated formulations for over 40 years. The product reflects the company's commitment to health and wellness, emphasizing the use of sustainable ingredients and supporting anti-aging research.