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GASTROINTESTINAL

Motility Ix

Ginger and artichoke for gas, bloating, and slow digestion, supporting gastric motility.

Sale price$47.00 USD

About $0.78 a day

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For meals sitting in your stomach too long.

Motility Ix
Motility Ix Sale price$47.00 USD

Dr. Isabel Sharkar, NMD — Co-Founder, Indigo Health Clinic

CEO & Head of Innovation · Naturopathic Medical Doctor · 15+ years clinical practice

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"Every formula in this store was developed for our clients — not for a shelf. These are the same protocols we use every day in the clinic and on ourselves"
Third-Party Tested One Capsule Daily Gluten-Free Corn-Free Yeast-Free No Artificial Colors No Artificial Flavors

Relief from gas, bloating, and the discomfort after meals.

COMFORT AFTER MEALS
Motility Ix supports improved digestion and relief from gas, bloating, and the discomfort that comes with them.
MOVES FOOD ALONG
Ginger stimulates gastric motility and emptying, so your stomach moves a meal along rather than holding it.
SUPPORTS MICROBIAL BALANCE
Steady movement through your small intestine is what keeps bacteria from settling where they should not.

Between meals, your gut runs a cleaning cycle.

Between meals, a wave of muscle contractions sweeps through your gut. Doctors call it the migrating motor complex, and its job is to carry residue and bacteria into your colon. Stress, some medications, and a sluggish thyroid can all weaken it.

Two herbs, working in two different places.

Ginger acts on your stomach, and artichoke on your small intestine. Each capsule carries 100 mg of artichoke leaf and 20 mg of ginger root. That division is why the pair is used rather than either herb alone.

Motility Ix is not a laxative.

A laxative acts on your colon, drawing water in to produce a bowel movement. Motility Ix works earlier, supporting the contractions that carry a meal through your stomach and small intestine.

LAXATIVES
Act on your colon only
MOTILITY IX
Two herbs, two places
Stomach and small intestine

Who it's for

This is for you if you:

Feel full long after a normal-sized meal
Get bloated or gassy in the hours after eating
Have been told your digestion is slow
Want daily support for movement rather than a laxative

How to take it

Take one capsule daily on an empty stomach, or as recommended by your health care practitioner. The dose is fixed, so there is no building up to a full serving.

Why an empty stomach matters

The wave this formula supports runs between meals, not during them. Taking the capsule away from food places it in that window, which is why the directions specify an empty stomach.

Before you take it

Motility Ix contains no gluten, corn, yeast, artificial colors, or artificial flavors. If you are pregnant, nursing, have any health condition, any allergies, or are taking any medication, consult your practitioner before taking this product.

The facts
FormCapsule
Serving size1 capsule
Capsules per bottle60
SupplyAbout two months
When to takeOn an empty stomach
Free fromGluten, corn, yeast, artificial colors, artificial flavors
TestingThird-party, for identity, purity, and potency
No. A laxative acts on the colon and pulls water in, which produces a bowel movement. Motility Ix works further up, on the muscular wave that carries a meal out of your stomach.
Take Motility Ix on an empty stomach. The wave it supports runs between meals rather than during them, so food in the stomach works against the timing. One capsule a day.
Gastric emptying is the movement of a meal out of your stomach and into your small intestine. When that movement slows, fullness lasts longer than it should. Motility Ix stimulates gastric motility and emptying.
Each capsule carries 100 mg of artichoke leaf extract and 20 mg of ginger root extract. Ginger acts on your stomach and artichoke acts on your small intestine. That is why the two are used together rather than either herb alone.
They do different jobs. A probiotic adds bacteria to your gut, and Motility Ix supports the movement that carries food and bacteria through it. Your practitioner can tell you whether you need both.