Viscera-3™ users are raving about this groundbreaking postbiotics supplement. They’ve even taken the time to write glowing Viscera-3™ reviews. 

Here’s a Typical Viscera-3 Review:

 

“After ten years of dealing with stomach issues, and trying several products,  I was hopeful that Viscera-3TM would help with my painful gas and bloating.  My mother, who suffers from ulcerative colitis, complained constantly of her stomach being swollen and bloated. I decided that if it worked for me, it could be an option for her.

 

I was happily surprised that after only 3 days, I experienced relief!  My stomach is now flat again and I no longer experience any issues with gas and bloating.

 

 For anyone thinking about trying Viscera-3TM, try it and give it a chance to work; even though I found relief in 3 days, that may not be typical so give it time. Thank you SANE for making a product at a reasonable price that actually works!”

 

-Tanya S

How Does Viscera-3 Work?

SANE Viscera-3™ works by transporting butyrate to the lower colon. Butyrate, a short-chain fatty acid,  is one of the most studied postbiotic metabolites and one that may provide the most gut health benefits. Research also indicates that butyrate may supply a host of other health benefits, including a slimmer gut!

 

Viscera-3™ also contains 4 other natural nutrients clinically shown to support gut and overall health. 

 

What is a Postbiotic?

 

Postbiotics are the “waste products” of intestinal fermentation of resistant starches, aka fiber, in the lower colon. 

 

You are probably much more familiar with probiotics and prebiotics than you are with postbiotics. In fact, it’s likely that “postbiotics” is a new term for you. 

 

However, research reveals that postbiotics may be responsible for most of the health benefits commonly attributed to fiber intake.

 

Here’s a brief review of the relationship among probiotics, prebiotics and postbiotics. 

 

 

Probiotics

 

Probiotics are beneficial bacteria and other microorganisms living in your digestive tract. These bacteria break down foods in your gut, extract nutrients from these foods, and perform many other tasks. 

Beneficial bacteria are crucial to maintaining a proper balance of good and bad bacteria. If you don’t have enough good bacteria in your gut, bad bacteria would overrun the system and lead to health issues. 

You can increase good bacteria in your gut by taking probiotic supplements or by eating probiotic foods, such as sauerkraut or yogurt.

 

Prebiotics

 

Prebiotics are fibers (resistant starches) that beneficial bacteria need to survive and thrive. 

The preferred way to feed your good gut bacteria is to eat plenty of fiber foods, such as non-starchy vegetables and whole grains. You can also take fiber supplements, which are often found in both powder and pill forms.

The problem with eating a large amount of fiber, however, is that it can create excessive gas. This is likely if you suddenly increase your fiber intake. The gas comes from bacterial fermentation of fiber in your lower colon. 

And this leads us to a discussion of postbiotics.

 

Postbiotics

Postbiotics are the waste products of bacterial fermentation of fiber. In other words, when bacteria ferment (eat) fiber, they “poop” out postbiotic metabolites.

 

These postbiotics were once considered true waste products that offered no value to human health. In the past few years, however, research suggests that postbiotics are essential to health and wellness. More than 22,000 postbiotic metabolites including butyrate have been identified in scientific literature1. 

 

As previously mentioned, studies suggest that butyrate may provide a wide variety of mental, emotional, and physical health benefits. And thousands of Viscera-3™ users attest to the health benefits of butyrate. 

 

Viscera-3™ Reviews

 

Here are a few 5-star Viscera-3 reviews:

 

★★★★★

 

“Thank you guys for creating this! It really has been a godsend as someone who has always had belly issues. Gas, bloating, diarrhea…even the worst…having to change my underwear in the middle of the day – you name it, I have dealt with it. 

 

I still get gas from time to time, but I really don’t have to be as selective with what I eat anymore and it’s allowed me to add more greens to my diet which has helped me with other health issues. I really can say I do feel lighter and less constricted since I no longer struggle with constipation.“

 

-Robert W

 

★★★★★

 

“I know it’s a sensitive thing to talk about this, but after just three days, I think, of taking Viscera-3 I saw a pretty big difference in the toilet. I won’t go into too much detail but it’s safe to say it’s much more solid and it seems to be very regular and at the same time each morning. 

 

Before taking Viscera-3 it was definitely not as solid and I would have multiple trips to the bathroom in the day.”

 

-Timothy S

 

★★★★★

 

“At 64 I have suffered from digestion issues for years, especially if I ate too many greens, like spinach or even beans. I would get really painful bloating and constipation. It really makes sense when you talk about how things actually ferment in your gut. It’s not fun. 

 

I have tried everything, and nothing has done what Viscera-3™ has done. I can finally get my greens in without worry about the pain and gas. I have finally talked my wife into trying it and I am more than happy to report her gas is also much reduced. It has made our house a more pleasant place.”

 

-John K

 

★★★★★

 

“I never thought I would fall in love with a supplement this quickly but boy Viscera-3™ is the real deal and I swear by it every day. 

 

I used to have a pretty loud belly and have been known for bad painful gas. Not pleasant! Viscera-3™ has made such a big difference. Far less bloating and gas has reduced quite a bit. Hard to explain but I feel lighter.”

 

-Abigale

 

★★★★★

 

“Thank you thank you thank you! I finally know what it’s like to have a healthy gut. Less bloating and gas, more regular and totally solid poops. Such a funny thing to get excited about but it’s true. Really a remarkable product that has given me so much of my life back.”

 

-Stacy W

 

Health Benefits of Butyrate in Viscera-3™

 

Here are just a few of the numerous health benefits of the butyrate in Viscera-3™. 

 

Improves Gut Health

 

Multiple research studies suggest that butyrate may improve gut health. A large number of people routinely suffer from digestive problems or digestive diseases.

 

Consider this: the National Institute of Health reports that up to 70 million people in the US suffer from at least one digestive disease.2 Some of the most common digestive diseases include chronic constipation, inflammatory bowel disease, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), and diverticular disease.

 

According to a 2013 study, butyrate can reduce the hypersensitivity of intestinal receptors, resulting in a decrease of pressure inside the intestines, thus reducing the pain and bloating of IBS.3 

 

Butyrate can also ease constipation by helping the bowel muscles contract and retract properly.4 It also supports the health of the cells that line the intestine and reduces intestinal inflammation, easing the pain and digestive symptoms of IBS.5, 6, 7  Although these studies focus on IBS…the results can apply to other gastrointestinal complaints.

 

Defends Against Leaky Gut Syndrome

 

Studies indicate that butyrate may also help fix leaky gut, a condition that plagues so many people. Leaky gut syndrome is a condition in which your gut barrier is weakened or damaged. allowing toxins and other harmful substances to enter your bloodstream.

 

Leaky gut can lead to digestive health problems, weight gain, depression, anxiety, type 2 diabetes, and much more. Butyrate has been shown to repair and strengthen the intestinal lining, reducing your risk of leaky gut syndrome.8 Butyrate can also help prevent leaky gut by reducing gut inflammation, a major risk factor for leaky gut.

 

May Decrease Belly Fat

 

It might seem hard to believe, but your digestive tract plays a big role in your metabolism and your body’s ability to burn belly fat.

 

And here again, research suggests that butyrate might help reduce that stubborn abdominal fat. Indeed, butyrate should be included as part of your weight loss regimen. Studies show that butyrate may decrease body fat percentage, increase insulin sensitivity, and boost metabolism to burn body fat.9

 

All of this, of course, can lead to weight loss.

 

Other Health Benefits of Viscera-3™

 

Research also indicates that the butyrate in Viscera-3:

 

• Supports the immune system10
• Has anti-inflammatory properties11
• Soothes anxiety12
• Reduces the risk of colon cancer13
• And much more.

 

Natural Ingredients in Viscera-3™

 

The main gut-healing ingredient in Viscera-3™ is TRIButyrate, a patented form of Tributyrin clinically proven to transport butyrate to your lower colon, where it’s needed to do its job. (Tributyrin is a triglyceride that the body converts into butyrate.14) But to create the ultimate gut health supplement, we included four other natural ingredients clinically proven to support the digestive system and provide many other health benefits. 

 

Viscera-3™ contains:

 

Magnesium

 

Magnesium is an essential mineral involved in more than 300 biochemical processes in the body including:15, 16, 17

 

• Protein synthesis
• Blood glucose control
• Nerve and muscle function
• Blood pressure regulation
• Energy production
• And more

 

And magnesium is especially important to your gut health because without magnesium your body can’t perform the mechanics of digestion or physically move food through the body. Magnesium is also crucial to make stomach acid and to make digestive enzymes and to repair and protect your digestive organs, including your esophagus, stomach, intestines, pancreas, and even your colon.18

 

To help soothe digestive issues and support overall health, Viscera-3™ contains TWO types of magnesium!

Chromium

 

Chromium is another mineral essential for gut health and bodily function. It has been clinically proven to have positive effects on your lower intestine and fat in and around your gut, and particularly for its ability to reduce the risk of obesity, improve weight loss, burn belly fat and therefore reduce gut size…all while reducing cravings for fat and carbs. 

 

One of the reasons for this effect is that chromium has been found to be highly effective at balancing blood sugar and insulin levels. A double-blind study done by the USDA found that when individuals being treated for type 2 diabetes were given chromium supplements, insulin and cholesterol levels decreased significantly. And this was without making any changes to their diet!19  

 

Chromium is also known to improve insulin function,20 the hormone critical to the metabolism and storage of carbs and fat throughout the body and especially in your gut.21 

Pomegranate Fruit Extract

Pomegranate fruit has only recently revealed its powerful anti-aging gut health secret to doctors from Switzerland. 

In a groundbreaking study, doctors found that when pomegranate extracts are digested by gut bacteria, it produces a compound that prolongs lifespan and improves exercise capacity.22 This compound is called Urolithin A, which research suggests may help old and worn-out cells in your body recycle themselves to create new youthful cells.23

So, pomegranate fruit extract may be a potent anti-aging supplement that can help put a youthful bounce in your step!

Grape Seed Extract

Lastly, grape seed extract supports your immune system, digestive health, and cognitive function. It may also provide other health benefits. 

For instance, grape seed extract or GSE has been found to help reduce blood pressure, particularly in those who are carrying excess weight.24, 25   

And just like the rest of the Viscera-3™ formulation…

GSE has been found to help support brain health as you age and to help keep your mind sharp and active. 

In one 12-week study in 111 healthy older adults, it was found that taking GSE daily improved attention, language, and skill proficiency, and memory function.26

Other studies have found that GSE may prevent memory loss, improve cognitive status and brain antioxidant levels all while reducing brain lesions and amyloid clusters.27

Viscera-3™: The Last and Only Slim Gut Health Supplement You’ll Ever Need!

As you’ve seen, the natural ingredients in Viscera-3™ may support digestive health, assist with weight loss, reverse the signs of aging, support the immune system, and reduce the risk of many diseases. 

Viscera-3™ has no known negative side effects, and there is no financial risk of trying it out. In fact, Viscera-3™ comes with a 100% money back guarantee. If you are not satisfied with this product for any reason, we will refund your money. No questions asked.

With a money back guarantee like this, you have nothing to lose except digestive health issues, belly fat, and risk of disease.

And you have a LOT to gain in a stronger immune system, reduced weight, slimmer belly, more youthful appearance…and more!

So, purchase Viscera-3™ today and you could be writing a glowing 5-star review like this one:

 

★★★★★

 

“Our whole family swears by Viscera-3™! We all suffer from various digestion issues and get sick way more than we should. This is exactly what we have been searching for. Truly a gift from God. 

 

Bless you Jonathan and the team for putting this together. Really is a lifesaver for our entire family. We all have more pep in our step these days. And family movie night is not nearly as stinky as it used to be!”

 

★★★★★

 

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