N0 Bloat Gummies

60 Gummies

1 Month Supply

Mint & Yuzu Flavour

Vegan

Sugar-Free

De-Bloat Formula

Digestive Enzymes

Pre + Postbiotics

Twelve ingredients. One complete de-bloat formula. Six of nature's most researched digestive botanicals — ginger, peppermint, fennel, caraway, dandelion root and bromelain — alongside a prebiotic, two postbiotics, zinc and magnesium. Two gummies after food. Four after a heavy meal. Mint and yuzu flavoured. Sugar-free. Trusted by 100+ UK pharmacies.

£19.99

Bloating is not one thing. It is gas trapped in the digestive tract. It is undigested food fermenting in the gut. It is water retained in tissue. It is an imbalanced gut microbiome that cannot break food down efficiently. It is a slow digestive system that leaves everything sitting longer than it should.

No Bloat was designed to address all of it. Twelve carefully chosen ingredients, each targeting a different aspect of digestive comfort and gut health. Not one ingredient doing everything. Twelve ingredients, each doing their part.

THE DODIHEALTH DIFFERENCE

The strongest natural gut formula we know how to make — and here is exactly why.

For Bloating & Gas

The botanical complex — ginger, peppermint, fennel, caraway and bromelain — five ingredients studied for their roles in gastric emptying, smooth muscle relaxation, carminative action, and food breakdown.

For Puffiness & Water Retention

Dandelion root addresses the fluid component of bloating that digestive ingredients cannot reach — with natural diuretic compounds and potassium to maintain electrolyte balance.

For Long-Term Gut Health

PHGG prebiotic to feed the microbiome. L. plantarum and L. paracasei postbiotics — stable, acid-resistant bioactives that do not need to survive stomach transit to deliver their benefits.

A note on probiotics — and why No Bloat takes a different approach

Probiotics are not bad — but they come with a challenge that is rarely discussed. Live bacteria must survive the harsh, acidic environment of the stomach before they can reach the gut where they are meant to act. Many do not make it. Postbiotics are the beneficial compounds bacteria produce during fermentation — stable, heat-resistant, bioactive metabolites that do not need to be alive to work. No Bloat uses postbiotics — not live probiotics — for the microbiome support layer, precisely because stability and reliable delivery matter. If you take a probiotic supplement alongside No Bloat, that is absolutely fine — they work through different mechanisms and are complementary.

Sugar-free. Trusted by 100+ UK pharmacies. Chosen by people who take their gut health as seriously as everything else.

12 active ingredients — the strongest natural gut formula we know how to make
Postbiotics not probiotics — stable, acid-resistant gut microbiome support that does not need to survive stomach transit
Twelve ingredients covering every dimension of digestive comfort — gas, enzyme activity, fluid balance, gut microbiome and smooth muscle
Dandelion root — studied for natural diuretic properties and relationship with fluid balance, puffiness and electrolyte maintenance
Bromelain — proteolytic enzyme studied for its relationship with protein breakdown and digestive comfort
PHGG prebiotic — feeds the gut microbiome, with significant improvement in bloating score vs placebo in independent research
Zinc — contributes to normal macronutrient and carbohydrate metabolism*
2 gummies after food — 4 after a heavy meal. Flexible, responsive dosing
Sugar-free, trusted by 100+ UK pharmacies
EU and UK authorised health claim. All botanical references for educational interest only.

"We believe in informed choices. Below are independent studies exploring the ingredients in No Bloat — shared for educational interest only."

Food supplements must not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and healthy lifestyle. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking prescription medication or under medical supervision, consult a medical professional prior to taking any supplements. Discontinue use and consult a medical professional if adverse reactions occur. Diabetics should consult a health professional before consuming this supplement. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Contains sweeteners. Excessive consumption may produce laxative effects. Keep away from children at all times. Product to be consumed within 6 weeks of opening.

If you are experiencing persistent digestive symptoms, pain, or unexplained changes in bowel habits, consult a healthcare professional before using this product.

Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Statements not evaluated by the FDA.

Chew 2 gummies after food for daily digestive support. After a heavier meal, take 4 gummies. No Bloat works best when taken consistently, shortly after eating. Mint and yuzu flavour works well as a palate cleanser and digestive ritual. Make it a consistent habit rather than an emergency intervention — long-term gut health is built on daily support.

Ingredient Explainer Cards

Ginger Extract (100mg, 10:1)

What it is: Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is a traditional spice and botanical found in cuisines and wellness practices across cultures. The active compounds — gingerols and shogaols — are present in higher concentration in the 10:1 extract form used in No Bloat, where 10 parts of raw ginger root are concentrated into 1 part extract.

Why it is in this formula: Ginger is among the most studied digestive botanicals in nutritional research. Gingerols and shogaols are studied for their relationship with gastric motility — the speed and efficiency of food movement through the digestive system. Research has explored ginger's potential role in gastric emptying and post-meal digestive comfort. Included for educational interest.

Peppermint Extract (50mg, 4:1)

What it is: Peppermint (Mentha piperita) extract contains menthol, the active compound responsible for peppermint's characteristic cooling sensation and its traditional association with digestive comfort. The 4:1 extract form concentrates peppermint's active compounds.

Why it is in this formula: Menthol is studied for its relationship with smooth muscle in the intestinal wall. Research has explored peppermint's potential role in digestive comfort and gas movement. A double-blind RCT in 72 patients with IBS found a 40% reduction in total digestive symptom scores with peppermint oil vs 24% for placebo. One of the most consistently referenced plants in gut health research. Included for educational interest.

Fennel Seed Extract (50mg, 10:1)

What it is: Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) is a seed from a flowering plant in the carrot family. Fennel has been used in digestive traditions for centuries across Mediterranean and Asian cultures.

Why it is in this formula: Fennel is a traditional carminative — a category of plant historically associated with digestive comfort and gas in the digestive tract. It is among the most studied botanicals in this field. Included for educational interest.

Caraway Extract (50mg)

What it is: Caraway (Carum carvi) is a seed from a flowering plant native to Western Asia and Europe. It has been used in traditional food preparation and wellness practices, particularly in Northern and Central European cuisines.

Why it is in this formula: Caraway works similarly to fennel as a carminative but also appears to have antispasmodic properties in the gut. It is frequently paired with peppermint in digestive research for its complementary mechanism — relaxing gut spasm while helping gas move through. Included for educational interest.

Dandelion Root Extract (100mg)

What it is: Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) is a plant whose root has been used in traditional wellness practices, particularly in European and Asian traditions. The root contains compounds including taraxasterol and taraxerol, as well as significant potassium content.

Why it is in this formula: Dandelion is where No Bloat addresses water retention and puffiness directly. Taraxasterol and taraxerol are compounds studied for their natural diuretic properties and their relationship with water excretion in the kidneys. Crucially, dandelion is rich in potassium, a mineral studied for its role in maintaining electrolyte balance alongside diuretic activity. Dandelion also stimulates bile production, supporting fat digestion and liver function. It addresses the fluid component of bloating that digestive enzymes and carminatives cannot reach. Included for educational interest. No EU/UK authorised health claims exist for dandelion.

Bromelain (50mg)

What it is: Bromelain is a proteolytic enzyme — an enzyme that breaks down protein molecules into smaller amino acid chains — extracted from pineapple fruit and stem. Bromelain is one of the few enzymes from plant sources that survives stomach acid to remain active in the small intestine.

Why it is in this formula: Bromelain is studied for its role in protein breakdown in the digestive system. Research has explored the relationship between proteolytic enzyme activity and fermentation-related gas in the colon. A Chinese multicenter RCT in 203 patients found compound digestive enzyme preparations (including bromelain) achieved an 80% total efficacy rate for dyspeptic symptoms. Included for educational interest.

PHGG — Partially Hydrolysed Guar Gum (10mg)

What it is: PHGG is a water-soluble prebiotic fibre derived from guar beans (Cyamopsis tetragonoloba). The "partially hydrolysed" process breaks down long-chain guar gum into smaller molecules, making it better tolerated by the digestive system than whole guar gum.

Why it is in this formula: PHGG is a prebiotic — it feeds beneficial bacteria already living in your gut microbiome, acting as "fertiliser" for your existing microbiota. A 12-week double-blind RCT in 121 IBS patients found significant improvement in bloating score with PHGG vs placebo (P=0.03). PHGG also increases short-chain fatty acids including butyrate — the preferred energy source for colon cells. Unlike probiotics, prebiotics do not introduce new bacteria; they nourish the ones you already have. Included for educational interest.

Lactobacillus plantarum (100mg) — Postbiotic

What it is: Lactobacillus plantarum is a bacterial species well-known in probiotic research. In No Bloat, it is included as a postbiotic — not as live bacteria, but as the bioactive compounds it produces (metabolites, peptides, organic acids). Postbiotics are the beneficial byproducts of bacterial fermentation.

Why it is in this formula: L. plantarum postbiotic is included for its bioactive metabolites that support the gut barrier function, modulate the gut immune environment, and may reduce intestinal permeability. As a postbiotic, it delivers these benefits without needing to survive the acidic stomach environment.

Lactobacillus paracasei (100mg) — Postbiotic

What it is: Lactobacillus paracasei is a bacterial species with a well-established role in gut microbiome research. In No Bloat, it is included as a postbiotic — the beneficial metabolites produced by this species during fermentation, not live bacteria.

Why it is in this formula: L. paracasei postbiotic is studied for its role in supporting the gut microbiome environment and reducing gut-related discomfort. Combined with L. plantarum, it provides a dual-strain postbiotic layer that complements the prebiotic PHGG above.

Zinc (2mg elemental from Zinc Citrate — 20% NRV)

What it is: Zinc is an essential trace mineral involved in hundreds of enzymatic reactions throughout the body. The EU/UK NRV is 10mg. No Bloat delivers 2mg elemental zinc.

Why it is in this formula: Zinc carries EU and UK authorised health claims for normal macronutrient metabolism and normal carbohydrate metabolism. Normal food breakdown at a metabolic level is the foundation on which everything else in this formula works. Included at a supportive dose.*

Magnesium (10mg from Magnesium Citrate)

What it is: Magnesium is an essential mineral involved in over 300 enzymatic reactions in the human body. Magnesium citrate is the form used here — a highly bioavailable form that is also known for its gentle action on the digestive system.

Why it is in this formula: Magnesium supports normal smooth muscle function throughout the digestive tract. Included at a supportive dose for its role in gut physiology. Unlike high-dose magnesium supplements, the dose in No Bloat is calibrated to support function, not to act as a laxative.

Peppermint oil — 40% reduction in symptom scores (4-week double-blind RCT, 72 patients)

A randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial in 72 IBS patients using peppermint oil. At 4 weeks, the active group showed a 40% reduction in total digestive symptom scores vs 24.3% for placebo (P=0.0246). Symptom improvement was detectable within 24 hours of the first dose. Independent research. Results cannot be assumed to apply to dodiHEALTH products.

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Ginger, fennel and peppermint combination — 58% less abdominal distension at 30 minutes (crossover RCT)

A randomised, placebo-controlled crossover trial in healthy adults found that a combination of digestive enzymes with ginger, fennel and peppermint reduced abdominal distension by 58% less than placebo at 30 minutes and 68% less at 90 minutes after a standardised meal. Independent research. Results cannot be assumed to apply to dodiHEALTH products.

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PHGG (partially hydrolysed guar gum) — significant improvement in bloating vs placebo (12-week RCT, 121 patients)

A prospective, randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled study in 121 IBS patients. 12-week PHGG administration led to significant improvement in bloating score vs placebo (P=0.03). Dropout rate was more than twice as high in the placebo group. Independent research. Results cannot be assumed to apply to dodiHEALTH products.

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Bromelain — 80% efficacy rate in dyspeptic symptoms

A multicenter RCT in 203 patients found compound digestive enzyme preparations, including bromelain, achieved an 80% total efficacy rate for dyspeptic symptoms. Independent research. Results cannot be assumed to apply to dodiHEALTH products; it is meant to provide educational reference for understanding the ingredients.

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Dandelion root — natural diuretic compounds for water retention

Dandelion root contains taraxasterol and taraxerol, compounds with documented diuretic properties that promote water excretion in the kidneys. Unlike many pharmaceutical diuretics, dandelion root is rich in potassium, helping maintain electrolyte balance whilst supporting fluid excretion. Traditional and emerging research source. Educational reference only.

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Postbiotics vs probiotics — the stability advantage

Research into postbiotics — the bioactive compounds produced by bacteria during fermentation — is a rapidly growing area of gut nutrition science. Postbiotics offer stability advantages over live probiotics, which face significant survival challenges in the acidic stomach environment. Educational reference.

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Digestive comfort you can feel & trust

Twelve ingredients. A growing body of independent research. One formula built for complete, long-term digestive support.

40%

Reduction in digestive symptoms

documented with peppermint oil in a double-blind RCT with 72 patients vs 24% for placebo — symptom improvement detected within 24 hours†

58%

Less abdominal distension

at 30 minutes with a botanical digestive complex (ginger, fennel, peppermint) and enzymes vs placebo, and 68% less at 90 minutes after a meal‡

P=0.03

Significant improvement in bloating

observed with PHGG prebiotic vs placebo in a 12-week double-blind RCT with 121 IBS patients. Dropout rate was more than twice as high in the placebo group§

12-in-1

Complete approach

the only gummy combining 6 digestive botanicals, 1 prebiotic, 2 postbiotics and 2 minerals for comprehensive bloating and digestive support

† Peppermint oil study, 72 patients, 4-week double-blind RCT. Independent research. Results cannot be assumed to apply to dodiHEALTH products.

‡ Ginger, fennel, peppermint and enzyme combination study, healthy adults, crossover RCT. Independent research. Results cannot be assumed to apply to dodiHEALTH products.

§ PHGG study, 121 IBS patients, 12-week double-blind RCT (P=0.03). Independent research. Results cannot be assumed to apply to dodiHEALTH products.

These references are provided for educational purposes only and do not reflect claims made about dodiHEALTH products.

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Benefits

dodiHEALTH N0 Bloat™

Other bloat gummies

Digestive enzyme + botanical blend

Prebiotic + postbiotic support

Supports digestion after meals

Helps support digestive comfort

Low-FODMAP ingredients

Sugar-free gummies

Easy two-gummy daily routine

Timing

Daily Digestive Support

Take 2 gummies after food for daily support. After a heavier meal, take 4 gummies. No Bloat works best when taken shortly after eating. Make it a consistent habit — long-term digestive comfort is built on daily support, not emergency intervention.

Usage Guidelines

Adults: Take two gummies per day. For individuals aged 12 to 16: One gummy per day may be taken under parental supervision, but only after consultation with a healthcare professional. Not suitable for children under 12 years of age. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Discontinue use if any adverse effects occur. For best results, consistent use over at least 3 months is recommended. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.

Storage and Safety Precautions

Ensure DodiHealth Vitamin Gummies are stored in a dry and cool environment, below 21°C, and keep them out of the reach of children. Excessive consumption may result in a laxative effect. Do not surpass the recommended daily dosage. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medications, or have underlying health conditions, consult a healthcare professional before use.

No Bloat FAQs

When should I take No Bloat — before or after food?

Always after food, not before. Take 2 gummies after eating as your standard daily dose. If you have had a particularly heavy meal — or if you know bloating typically follows a specific type of food — take 4 gummies. The digestive botanicals in this formula are best taken when food is already present in the digestive system. Taking them after eating also reduces any chance of the ginger or peppermint causing irritation on an empty stomach.

Does No Bloat contain probiotics? Should I take it alongside a probiotic supplement?

No Bloat contains postbiotics — not live probiotic bacteria. Postbiotics are the stable, bioactive compounds produced by bacteria during fermentation. Unlike live probiotics, they do not need to survive the harsh acidic environment of the stomach to deliver their benefits. If you already take a probiotic supplement, you can absolutely take No Bloat alongside it — they work through different mechanisms and are complementary. Postbiotics support the gut environment; probiotics introduce live bacteria. Together they provide broad gut support, but always check with a healthcare professional if you are combining multiple gut supplements or have existing digestive conditions.

How quickly does No Bloat work?

The botanical layer — ginger, peppermint, fennel, caraway, dandelion and bromelain — is active relatively quickly after consumption. These six ingredients are among the most researched natural plants in digestive nutrition science. In one independent study, a ginger, fennel and peppermint combination was associated with 58% less abdominal distension vs placebo at just 30 minutes after a standardised meal. The prebiotic and postbiotic layer works differently — it builds gut microbiome support over time with consistent daily use. For best results, take No Bloat every day rather than only when symptoms are at their worst.

What is the difference between bloating from gas and bloating from water retention — and does No Bloat address both?

Yes — this is one of No Bloat's most important features. Bloating from gas is caused by trapped air or fermentation in the digestive tract. Bloating from water retention is caused by excess fluid being held in the body's tissues — often presenting as puffiness around the abdomen, face or legs. Most gut supplements only address the gas side. No Bloat includes dandelion root extract specifically for the fluid side: its compounds are studied for their natural diuretic properties and their relationship with water excretion, while its potassium content is studied for its role in maintaining electrolyte balance. If your bloating has a visible puffiness component — particularly before a period (for women), after a salty meal, or on waking — the dandelion root layer is specifically relevant for you.

Can I take No Bloat if I have IBS or other diagnosed digestive conditions?

No Bloat is a food supplement designed for everyday digestive comfort and long-term gut nutrition — it is not designed or indicated for the management of medical conditions. If you have a diagnosed digestive condition such as IBS, Crohn's disease, colitis, GORD or SIBO, we strongly recommend consulting your doctor or gastroenterologist before adding any new supplement. Some of the botanicals in this formula — including peppermint and fennel — may affect individuals with certain conditions differently, and your healthcare professional is best placed to advise.

Is No Bloat vegan, sugar-free and free from common allergens?

Yes — No Bloat is vegan-friendly and sugar-free, with no artificial colours or flavours. It is manufactured in a pharmaceutical-grade facility. If you have specific allergen concerns, please check the full ingredient list on the product label. Note: bromelain is derived from pineapple — if you have a pineapple or latex allergy, consult your doctor before use. Dandelion is in the same plant family as ragweed and daisies — if you have known allergies to these plants, check with a healthcare professional before use.