Clinical Protocol to Heal the Gut

Chili peppers are medicinal - most topical pain and itch creams today are made using chili peppers. Capsaicin, the spicy compound from chili peppers, naturally desensitizes overly sensitive nerves, restoring them to a healthy state.


"Spicy peppers resets your calibration for spice, and that also adjust people's pain thresholds. People that are better at eating hot peppers are better at dealing with all types of pain" - Dr. Huberman

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Clinical Protocol Made Easy and Tasty

The Study

For IBS suffers, clinical evidence shows that eating 2.1g chilis (2.5mg capsaicin) daily for 6 weeks can treat abdominal pain. But eating chilis can be painful for some people in the beginning.

Capsaicin Dose

2.5 mg

Take Chili Pills

Chilis encapsulated in gelatin

The Protocol

Redbloom microencapsulates chilis in avocado oil (oleic acid) to provide a cushion for your gut. Now everyone can enjoy chilis' flavor and long-term medicinal benefits, pain-free

Capsaicin Dose

2.5 mg

Eat Chili Crisp

Chilis microencapsulated in avocado oil

How It Works

We understand that everyone’s gut and tolerance are different, so we created protocols to help you retrain your gut no matter where you are in your healing journey. Start at any phase depending on your spice tolerance. Each jar lasts ~2 weeks at recommended dosages, but it’s completely safe to eat more

Phase I

Jar of Redbloom Gut-Healthy Chili Crisp with a red lid.

2 Weeks

Build Tolerance with MILD UMAMI

Accommodate spice novices to handling heat. for those who rarely eat spice

Recommended Dosage:
Take 2-3 tsp per day with meals

Heat Level

10K SHU

(Jalapeno)

Capsaicin Dose

1.3 mg

(50% Clinical Dose)

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$17.95

Phase II

Jar of Redbloom gut-healthy chili crisp.

2 Weeks

Ramp up with

MEDIUM AROMA

Prepare spice veterans to retrain the gut, for those who regularly eat spice

Recommended Dosage:
Take 2-3 tsp per day with meals

Heat Level

50K SHU

(Thai Chili)

Capsaicin Dose

1.8 mg

(70% Clinical Dose)

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$17.95

Phase III

Jar of Redbloom gut-healthy chili crisp with a red lid.

6-8 Weeks

Heal with

HOT DOPAMINE

Formulated to clinical dosages to heal the gut, for those who love spice

Recommended Dosage:
Take 2-3 tsp per day with meals

Heat Level

150K SHU

(Habanero)

Capsaicin Dose

2.5 mg

(100% Clinical Dose)

Add to Cart

$17.95

Easy to Follow Protocols

Starter Pack | 6 Weeks

Onboarding Protocol

Phase I

Phase II

1 x Umami, Aroma, Dopamine

Designed to help newcomers build up spice tolerance and try 2 weeks of Phase III before committing


Take 2-3 tsp per day with meals

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$60.00
$51.95

Advanced Pack | 6 Weeks

Clinical Protocol

Phase III

3 x Dopamine

Formulated to clinical dosages to help those ready to heal their gut through delicious capsaicin therapy


Take 2-3 tsp per day with meals

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$60.00
$51.95

Redbloom Set | 10 Weeks

Clinical Protocol

Phase I

Phase II

Phase III

Entire Protocol + Free Engraved Spoon

Formulated to clinical dosages with onboarding for those committed to healing their gut from ground zero.


Take 2-3 tsp per day with meals

Add to Cart

$128.00
$103.95

Starter Pack

6 Week Protocol

Phase I

Phase II

1 x Umami, Aroma, Dopamine

Designed to help newcomers build their spice tolerance

Add to Cart

$60.00
$51.95

Add to Cart

$60.00
$51.95

Advanced Pack

6 Week Protocol

Phase III

3 x Dopamine

Formulated to clinical dosages. Take 2-3 tsp per day with meals

Add to Cart

$60.00
$51.95

Add to Cart

$60.00
$51.95

Redbloom Set

10 Week Protocol

Phase I

Phase II

Phase III

Entire Protocol + Free Engraved Spoon

Formulated to clinical dosages. Take 2-3 tsp per day with meals

Add to Cart

$128.00
$103.95

Add to Cart

$128.00
$103.95

Finding Your Protocol

Sarah "The Rookie"

Woman smiling while holding a bowl of salad in a kitchen.

Symptom Severity Score

350

175

Spice Tolerance

Low

High

Sarah's Story: Sarah is new to spicy food. She had gut issues at an early age and eats a clean bland diet. She’s been curious about spicy food but is reluctant to try, concerned for her gut. Sarah is excited to build her tolerance before committing to the clinical dosage.

Starter Pack 6 Week Protocol

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PHASE I

Weeks 1-2

Jar of Redbloom Gut-Healthy Chili Crisp with a red lid.

Mild Umami

PHASE II

Weeks 3-4

Jar of redbloom gut-healthy chili crisp with a red lid.

Medium Aroma

PHASE III (TRIAL)

Weeks 5-6

Jar of Redbloom gut-healthy chili crisp with a red lid.

Hot Dopamine

Healing Journey: Sarah found Mild Umami to be the perfect entry level heat. By Phase II she acquired the taste for spice and felt confident enough to take on Phase III at the recommended clinical dosage.

Favorite Redbloom Dishes

Sunny Side Eggs

Fresh salad with avocado slices, quinoa, greens, and a drizzle of spicy dressing.

Grilled Avocado Salad

Grilled salmon with spicy sauce being poured over it, served on a bed of greens.

Crispy Salmon Bites

John "The Afficianado"

Man smiling while eating pancakes in a kitchen.

Symptom Severity Score

200

50

Spice Tolerance

High

High

John's Story: John loves spicy food and wants to eat it every day; however, as he’s gotten older, his gut has become more sensitive and he cannot enjoy spicy food as often. Concerned about his increasing sensitivity, John wants to heal his gut while continuing to eat lots of spice.

Advanced Pack 6 Week Clinical Protocol

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PHASE III

Weeks 1-2

Jar of Redbloom gut-healthy chili crisp with a red lid.

Hot Dopamine

PHASE III

Weeks 3-4

Jar of Redbloom gut-healthy chili crisp with a red lid.

Hot Dopamine

PHASE III

Weeks 5-6

Jar of Redbloom gut-healthy chili crisp with a red lid.

Hot Dopamine

Healing Journey: Confident in his spice tolerance, John skipped to Phase Three and easily cruised through with no gut issues. Furthermore, he was able to enjoy Sriracha and eat out at spicy restaurants with friends again, but he still prefers Redbloom’s bold flavors.

Favorite Redbloom Dishes

Close-up of a cheesy, spicy quesadilla with a crispy, golden-brown crust.

Breakfast Quesadilla

A bowl of ramen with bok choy, soft-boiled eggs, shrimp, and green onions.

Shrimp Ramen

Plate of seasoned crab with green onions.

Chili Crab

Emily "The Veteran"

A woman happily eating noodles with chopsticks at a restaurant.

Symptom Severity Score

275

75

Spice Tolerance

Medium

High

Emily's Story: Emily grew up eating spicy food and used to love it. She got IBS from the stress in medical school and has avoided spice for a while now. She’s excited to rekindle her relationship with spice and wants to slowly readapt, knowing her spice tolerance is not where it used to be.

Redbloom Set 10 Week Clinical Protocol

Quick Add

PHASE I

Week 1

Jar of Redbloom Gut-Healthy Chili Crisp with a red lid.

Mild Umami

PHASE II

Week 2

Jar of redbloom gut-healthy chili crisp with a red lid.

Medium Aroma

PHASE III (TRIAL)

Weeks 3-4

Jar of Redbloom gut-healthy chili crisp with a red lid.

Hot Dopamine

PHASE III

Weeks 5-6

Jar of Redbloom gut-healthy chili crisp with a red lid.

Hot Dopamine

PHASE III

Weeks 7-8

Jar of Redbloom gut-healthy chili crisp with a red lid.

Hot Dopamine

PHASE III

Weeks 9-10

Jar of Redbloom gut-healthy chili crisp with a red lid.

Hot Dopamine

Healing Journey: Emily was surprised at how fast she was able to readapt to spice - she doubled her dosage on the Mild Umami and cruised through phase 1 in a week. As she approached Phase 3, Emily went back to the normal dosage as she started surpassing her previous tolerance.

Favorite Redbloom Dishes

Avocado toast with scrambled eggs, basil, and chili oil drizzle.

Avocado Toast

Stir-fried eggplant with onions and fresh cilantro.

Szechuan Eggplant

Crispy pork belly served on rice with two jars of condiments in the background.

Crispy Pork Belly

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