BioTerra Belch Digestion Herbal Supplement Review

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.

I love the fact that BELCH is 100% natural. I’m somewhat familiar with the betelnut uses from my stay in Guam but did not know that it calms the stomach.  I used BioTerra Herbs Belch for about 3 weeks and did notice that I could completely enjoy indulging in foods that have been known to cause my bloating.   The product labeling is fun and quirky too.

Herbal Supplement Product Description

ABOUT US: 

We are BioTerra Herbs! We are a brand spankin’ new (& awesome) herbal supplement company that focuses on natural vegan and clean products with a dash of humor. We believe in honesty eco-sustainability and unicorns; love our Mother Earth (and Aunt Mildred too).

THE PRODUCT:

Let’s talk about that (not so) great experience after you indulge in an ever-so-pleasing heavier-than-your-house meal sent from the gods. You know that bloated “ughhh” feeling like you’re a busted can of biscuits? Yep we know it well too. There’s no need for you to hire that forklift to roll yourself out of here (because let’s be honest walking is definitely out of the question). We’re here to relieve that uncomfortable episode of I-think-I-might-pop in a natural way.

-Reduces bloating and gas*
-Relieves stomach discomfort*

SO WHAT’S IN IT?:
The Herb Deets…
Betelnut Palm (seed) – Latin name: Areca catechu.
Chinese Rhubarb (root & rhizome) – Latin name: Rheum palmatum.|
Orange (young fruit) – Latin name: Citrus sinensis.
Sparganium (rhizome) – Latin name: Sparganium eurycarpum.
Zedoary (rhizome) – Latin name: Curcuma zedoaria.

Yep, the ingredients surely look natural to me!

Visit BioTerra to find out more about BioTerra Belch Digestion Herbal Supplement.

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