Reduce Gut Sensitivity
Without Supplements

The World's First Gut Healthy Chili Crisp for IBS

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Reduce Gut Sensitivity
Without Supplements

The World's First Gut Healthy Chili Crisp for IBS

Reduce Gut Sensitivity Without Supplements

The World's First
Gut Healthy Chili Crisp for IBS

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Michelin Crafted Food as Medicine

Natural Medicine in the form of chili crisp, not pills. We microencapsulate capsaicin (from chili peppers) in oleic acid (from avocado oil) to prevent IBS flare-ups in the short-term, allowing the capsaicin to reduce visceral hypersensitivity in the long-term. Capsaicin is clinically-backed.

Tasty

without
seed oils

Spicy

without consequences

Effective

without
side effects

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Made Fresh to Order

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Vegan • Low FODMAP • Gluten Free • Whole Ingredients

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Starter Pack

Try all three flavors
for 25% Off

$56.00
$75.00
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Umami

Build Tolerance

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Aroma

Prevent Autoimmunity

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Dopamine

Reduce Sensitivity

Why Doctors Recommend Redbloom

Gastroenterologist

Rani Berry, MD

"As a gut doctor for over 15 years, I’ve seen many patients with IBS that have tried everything out there. Food-as Medicine has truly helped my patients achieve long-lasting relief"

Gastroenterologist

Medical Advisor

Gastroenterologist

Nina Liu, MD

"Supplements are synthetic, which is why they have side effects. I love Redbloom’s approach of formulating medicine using whole foods, offering well-researched products that work."

Immunologist

Medical Advisor

Gastroenterologist

Duyhien Nguyen, MD

"Redbloom provides organic nutrients that enhance gut microbiome bioavailability, healing you internally and satisfying your flavor needs without the need for multiple daily pills."

Emergency Medicine

Spicy Aficionado

Gastroenterologist

Naixin Zhang, MD

"Redbloom tastes so good that I don’t just recommend it, I eat it before performing long surgeries, to keep my gut in check."

Oncologist

Spicy Aficionado

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Why Doctors Recommend Redbloom

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Why Doctors Recommend Redbloom

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Science-based whole ingredient formulation

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Science-based whole ingredient formulation

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Science-based
whole ingredient formulation

Research Study

31 participants. 94% positive impact

94% of participants reported Redbloom helped ease digestive discomfort after meals. Moreover, they've noticed a positive impact on their gut, with regular and cleaner bowel movements the next day.


97% of participants reported Redbloom is the best medicine they've ever tasted

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Address Critical

IBS Treatment Gaps

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Address Critical

IBS Treatment Gaps

Gut supplements only reduce pathogens that trigger IBS symptoms, but they do not reduce our hypersensitivity to those symptoms. Capsaicin (from chili peppers) are clinically proven to reduce gut sensitivity to help manage IBS symptoms. Redbloom is designed to help you unlock capsaicin's clinical efficacy by preventing the short-term autoimmune response.

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FAQs

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