Re:flux Acid Reflux Relief

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Re:flux™ Acid Reflux Relief is a doctor-formulated supplement that uses a concentrated blend of plant-based polyphenols to support healthy motility, strengthen the esophageal barrier, and promote balanced stomach acid. Each capsule works with your digestive system to help keep contents moving down, soothe irritated tissue, and calm occasional burning and discomfort.

Re:flux™ helps you address the mechanics behind occasional heartburn and indigestion and support your body’s ability to restore balance, instead of just shutting acid down. It is for people who want a more natural, systems-focused approach to reduce the burn, ease discomfort, and support long-term digestive wellness in partnership with their healthcare provider.

Take 2 capsules twice a day, preferably before meals.

Important if you are on reflux medication:
Healing a system is not always linear, especially if you have been on reflux medication for years. Any change to a PPI, purple pill, or other acid-blocker should be done slowly and in partnership with your doctor or healthcare provider. If you are currently on one of these medications, do not stop suddenly. Instead, check out our PPI weaning protocol and use it as a guide for that conversation.

Re:flux is a systems-level approach, not a symptom-chaser. It works with your gut and reflux mechanics over time as your body relearns how to regulate itself.

Weeks 1 to 2: Foundation phase
Support starts to kick in. Many people notice less burning, bloating, and regurgitation.

Weeks 3 to 8: Deeper system shifts
Motility and tissue support deepen. If you and your healthcare provider decide to start weaning off a PPI, this is often when rebound shows up, which is why staying consistent with Re:flux and lifestyle support matters most here.

Week 9 and beyond: New baseline
You are managing, not just reacting. Many people reduce or come off PPIs and lean on Re:flux daily or as needed during periods of stress or dietary changes.

Healing a system takes time, especially if reflux has been part of your life for years. Re:flux is designed to support that longer arc of change, not just a single bad day.

Want the full week-by-week breakdown? [Learn more about the Re:flux timeline].

If you are currently taking a PPI, it is important not to stop suddenly.

Coming off proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) usually requires a step-down plan to avoid rebound acid and symptom flare-ups. Always consult with your healthcare provider before changing any prescription medication.

Click here for our step-by-step PPI weaning protocol.

Polyphenols are powerful plant compounds found in citrus, roots, and botanicals that help your gut do what it is meant to do. Instead of shutting acid off, they support motility, calm inflammation, protect delicate tissues, and help keep stomach contents moving in the right direction. The polyphenols in Re:flux were chosen and combined to restore balance to the whole system, not just silence symptoms.

4 Clinically Studied Ingredients

Hesperidin

Therapeutic Properties:
Improves stomach muscle contractions and motility (Wagner et al. 2021); helps food move through your digestive system properly; supports communication between your gut and brain via its neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory effects

(Salehi et al. 2016; Selmi et al. 2017).

Mechanism of Action:Makes your stomach empty more efficiently, prevents food from staying too long and causing acid buildup, and coordinates proper digestive timing.

Atractylodes

Therapeutic Properties:
Helps regulate stomach acid production and motility (Liu et al. 2013); supports stomach muscle function; protects stomach lining from damage

(Pharmacopoeia of the People’s Republic of China 2015).

Mechanism of Action:
Reduces excess acid without eliminating necessary acid, improves stomach contractions for better food processing, and builds natural protection against acid damage.

Noni Fruit

Therapeutic Properties:
Creates a protective coating on irritated tissues; reduces inflammation and promotes healing; contains compounds long used for digestive complaints

(Wang et al. 2002; Potterat and Hamburger 2010; Pawlus and Kinghorn 2007).

Mechanism of Action:
Forms a soothing barrier over damaged areas, helps tissues heal faster from acid damage, and reduces inflammation that worsens reflux symptoms

(Chan-Blanco et al. 2006).

Dandelion Root

Therapeutic Properties:
Supports liver function and bile production (Schütz, Carle, and Schieber 2006); helps reduce gas and bloating; stimulates proper digestive processes

(Clare, Conroy, and Spelman 2009).

Mechanism of Action:
Improves overall digestion so food processes better, reduces pressure buildup that can force acid upward in the wrong direction, and supports the organs that help with digestion

(González-Castejón and Rodríguez-Casado 2011).

Hesperidin (from Citrus)

Therapeutic Properties:
Improves stomach muscle contractions and motility (Wagner et al. 2021); helps food move through your digestive system properly; supports communication between your gut and brain via its neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory effects

(Salehi et al. 2016; Selmi et al. 2017).

Mechanism of Action:Makes your stomach empty more efficiently, prevents food from staying too long and causing acid buildup, and coordinates proper digestive timing.

Atractylodes (Atractylodes macrocephala)

Therapeutic Properties:
Helps regulate stomach acid production and motility (Liu et al. 2013); supports stomach muscle function; protects stomach lining from damage

(Pharmacopoeia of the People’s Republic of China 2015).

Mechanism of Action:
Reduces excess acid without eliminating necessary acid, improves stomach contractions for better food processing, and builds natural protection against acid damage.

Noni Fruit (Morinda citrifolia)

Therapeutic Properties:
Creates a protective coating on irritated tissues; reduces inflammation and promotes healing; contains compounds long used for digestive complaints

(Wang et al. 2002; Potterat and Hamburger 2010; Pawlus and Kinghorn 2007).

Mechanism of Action:
Forms a soothing barrier over damaged areas, helps tissues heal faster from acid damage, and reduces inflammation that worsens reflux symptoms

(Chan-Blanco et al. 2006).

Dandelion Root (Taraxacum officinale)

Therapeutic Properties:
Supports liver function and bile production (Schütz, Carle, and Schieber 2006); helps reduce gas and bloating; stimulates proper digestive processes

(Clare, Conroy, and Spelman 2009).

Mechanism of Action:
Improves overall digestion so food processes better, reduces pressure buildup that can force acid upward in the wrong direction, and supports the organs that help with digestion

(González-Castejón and Rodríguez-Casado 2011).

Your Acid Is Not The Problem.

Frequently Asked Questions

Re:flux is a plant-based an all natural supplement that addresses the real causes of acid reflux — not just the symptoms. Using clinically backed polyphenols, it helps strengthen the esophageal valve (LES), improve stomach motility, heal damaged tissue, and rebalance acid naturally.

Antacids and PPIs suppress or neutralize acid. That might give fast relief, but it doesn’t fix the underlying problem — and long-term use can cause serious side effects.

Re:flux works differently: it supports the body’s natural ability to heal, strengthen, and regulate digestion without turning off acid production entirely and without compromising nutrient absorption.

Re:flux contains four powerful natural plant-based ingredients:

Hesperidin (from citrus): improves motility and acid signaling
Atractylodes (a traditional root): calms inflammation and regulates digestion
Dandelion root: supports bile flow and liver function

Noni fruit: coats, protects, and heals tissue

Start with 2 capsules twice daily, ideally before meals (breakfast and dinner are common). For occasional flare-ups, an extra 1–2 capsules can be taken as needed. Consistency is key.

Some users feel relief within 7–10 days, but deeper healing usually takes 6 to 12 weeks, especially if you’ve been on acid blockers for years. Re:flux is designed to support both quick relief and long-term transformation.

In most cases, yes. Re:flux is well tolerated and can be used alongside PPIs, H2 blockers, or other medications. But as with any supplement, it’s best to check with your healthcare provider.