Motility Activator is a combination of ginger and artichoke leaf extract delivered at a clinically proven dose to restore intestinal motility. This distinctive blend of bioactives works as a PROKINETIC and promotes contractions in the migrating motor complex (MMC), helping to restore proper motility, which ensures the steady flow of food particles and bacteria through the small intestine. By activating these "housekeeper" or "cleaning" waves in the small intestine, it provides support for improved digestion and relief from gas, bloating and associated GI discomfort. Promoting motility in the small intestine is an important part of treating Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO), as well as preventing a relapse. It also helps with IBS, bloating, and Constipation. Essential Magnesium works as an osmotic laxative and pulls water into the colon to keep the bowels regular. It does not, however, promote motility in the small intestine. That's why the addition of Motility Activator as a PROKINETIC makes a huge difference in treating SIBO as well as bloating and constipation. Suggested Dose: 1 -2 capsules at bedtime; along with Essential Magnesium (2-4 capsules). An additional dose of Motility Activator 1 capsule can be taken in the AM (on empty stomach) can be taken if you find it helpful. It can also be taken as needed in the middle of the day for bloating. To learn more about SIBO, please watch my videos: To learn more about Constipation, please watch my video: 🤓 For more details and research references, click link below: Motility Activator Blog Post: Why Snacking Can Sabotage Your Digestion, Learn About the MMC! Blog Post on Motility Activator: Get Things Moving! Rajsree Nambudripad, MD has created this content for education and information only. Please consult with your healthcare provider for recommendations specific to your health. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Information provided and products sold on this site are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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