Core Support - French Vanilla by Ortho Molecular Products

This fits people using a time‑boxed 2–4 week reset who want a structured detox shake as a breakfast or lunch stand‑in, especially if fiber and protein are low in their diet. It’s useful if bowel regularity is off, if you’re easing off alcohol, or if liver enzymes like ALT, AST, or GGT (blood tests that rise with liver stress) have been drifting up alongside weight gain or fatty liver. Not a magic cleanse—more like scaffolding while you tidy inputs.

Rice protein steadies appetite so you can skip a processed meal without a crash. Glycine, NAC, and glutamine supply building blocks for glutathione (the liver’s main antioxidant), while taurine helps form bile acids (needed to digest fat and carry waste to the gut). The fiber blend binds bile and escorts it out in stool. Broccoli sprout and watercress nudge liver enzymes that process chemicals, and alpha‑lipoic acid plus pomegranate polyphenols mop up free radicals. Acetyl‑L‑carnitine helps cells burn fat for energy.

Mix two scoops in 8–10 oz liquid, twice daily, as the label suggests. In practice, start with one scoop once daily for 3–4 days to gauge your gut, then build to the target. Take medicines two to four hours apart from this shake because fiber can reduce absorption. Use it as a meal replacement with water or unsweetened milk, and add a handful of berries or a spoon of nut butter if you need more calories.

If you have chronic kidney disease, are on potassium‑sparing drugs (spironolactone, ACE inhibitors), or take magnesium‑containing laxatives, talk to your clinician—this formula includes meaningful potassium and magnesium. NAC can amplify nitroglycerin, causing headaches. Alpha‑lipoic acid can lower blood sugar; monitor if you use diabetes meds. The fiber (guar, glucomannan, larch) can bloat those with IBS; go slow. Pregnancy or breastfeeding: avoid detox programs and use a prenatal meal replacement instead.