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Dr. Ronald Roth Acu-Cell AI

Deglycyrrhizinated Licorice (DGL) and the Stomach Mucosal Lining

Mechanism of Action

  • DGL stimulates the mucus-secreting cells located in the stomach lining.
  • It increases the production of a thick, protective mucus layer that shields the gastric mucosa from harsh stomach acid and digestive enzymes.
  • Unlike standard licorice, the glycyrrhizin is removed to prevent potential side effects such as elevated blood pressure and potassium loss.

Clinical Application

  • Gastric and Duodenal Support: It is commonly utilized to help the body heal existing mucosal irritations and ulcerations.
  • Symptom Relief: By reinforcing the mucosal barrier, it helps reduce burning sensations and discomfort associated with acid exposure.

Important Considerations

  • Form Matters: For mucosal protection, cheWable tablets are generally preferred because mixing DGL with saliva initiates the local release of beneficial compounds before it reaches the stomach.
  • Individual Biochemistry: Nutritional and botanical interventions work best when tailored to individual mineral and metabolic profiles to address the root cause of gastrointestinal imbalance rather than just managing symptoms.
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