





MGB+ Clear
For bloating and brain fog.
Eight actives, including a base of vitamin B1 and magnesium. Three capsules a day, with food.
From $43 a bottle·12-week money-back guarantee
Mostly burning or reflux? That is Cool. Mostly nausea? That is Calm.
Three bottles today, then every 90 days. We email you a week before each shipment. Cancel from your account or by email.
Covers all three bottles of your first order. Write to us within 12 weeks of delivery for a full refund, and keep whatever is left. Read the policy
- Acid reducers (omeprazole, pantoprazole, famotidine). Keep taking your prescription; this is not a replacement for it. Long-term acid reducers can lower magnesium, which is one reason magnesium is in the base.
- Statins. We found no documented interaction with these ingredients.
- SSRIs and SNRIs (sertraline, escitalopram, venlafaxine). Sertraline and several other antidepressants block the transporter that carries vitamin B1 into cells, which raises the risk of thiamine deficiency. Saffron and lithium act on mood pathways, and ginger adds a small bleeding effect; the combination has not been studied.
Not on this list is not clearance. Show the list to your pharmacist. Full precautions
- Formulated by
- Rick Pescatore, DO →Emergency and public health physician
- Dosage
- Three capsulesOnce daily, with food
- Manufactured
- New YorkFDA-registered, cGMP-certified facility
- Tested
- Every batchOutside laboratory. Certificate of analysis on request.
- Shipping
- Free3 to 7 business days, US
Is this me?
A daily capsule for adults. Three capsules with food, once a day.
- Bloating after meals, worse later in the day
- Brain fog and an afternoon slump
- Constipation
Burning, reflux or urgency is the main problem: that is Cool. Nausea is the main problem: that is Calm.
Under 18. Pregnancy or breastfeeding, unless your clinician says otherwise.
Blood in the stool, weight loss you did not intend, fever, pain that wakes you at night, or new symptoms after 50. None of those is a job for a supplement.
Why vitamin B1
Vitamin B1 is what your cells use to turn food into energy. Your nerves and your gut wall burn through it fastest.
Clear uses allithiamine, a fat-soluble form of B1. It gets into your blood without waiting in line.
Glycinate, the gentle form. The cheap forms, oxide and citrate, are the ones sold as laxatives.
What is inside
Clear is built for the gut and the fog together, so two of its actives are for mood. Five actives are only in Clear.
Plus the base every formula shares: vitamin B1, magnesium glycinate and ginger.
See all eight ingredients, the amounts, and what each one does
How to take it
- Three capsulesonce a day
- With a mealfood helps you absorb the B1
- Judge it at week 4 to 12the refund window covers the whole course
Taking it with Cool or Calm? One capsule of each, once a day, not a full serving of both.
Precautions and interactions
Supplements can interact with medicines. Read this first. Not being on this list does not mean cleared: if you take anything daily, show this page to your pharmacist.
The common ones
- Acid reducers (omeprazole, pantoprazole, famotidine). Keep taking your prescription; this is not a replacement for it. Long-term acid reducers can lower magnesium, which is one reason magnesium is in the base.
- Statins. We found no documented interaction with these ingredients.
- SSRIs and SNRIs (sertraline, escitalopram, venlafaxine). Sertraline and several other antidepressants block the transporter that carries vitamin B1 into cells, which raises the risk of thiamine deficiency. Saffron and lithium act on mood pathways, and ginger adds a small bleeding effect; the combination has not been studied.
Ask your clinician first if you take
- Prescription lithium. Clear contains a nutritional amount of lithium as the orotate. It is well below a psychiatric dose, but if your level is being monitored, have the conversation first.
- Blood thinners or antiplatelet medicines. Ginger has mild antiplatelet activity.
- Antidepressants, particularly MAOIs. Saffron has been studied for mood; the combination has not been.
- Thyroid medicine. Magnesium binds levothyroxine and lowers how much of it you absorb. Leave four hours between your thyroid dose and Clear.
- Anything for kidney disease. Magnesium is cleared by the kidneys.
Do not take
- If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, unless your clinician has said otherwise.
- If you are under 18.
- If you have reacted to any ingredient in section 3.
Stop and get advice if
- You feel lightheaded standing up, or your blood pressure drops.
- Loose stools continue past the first few days.
- You develop a rash, swelling or difficulty breathing. That is an emergency, not a support email.
- Anything new starts and does not settle. Write to support@belly-md.com and we will help you work out whether it is the formula.
Evidence
Every ingredient has a printed brief of the published research, written so you can hand it to your own doctor. Every citation was checked against the source.
“I have struggled with IBS like symptoms for years. Fiber seemed to help. I took the Clear supplement and noticed such a significant change and calmness in the gut, I recommended it to family with the same issues.”
Kade · June 2026 · MGB+ Clear · Verified buyer
84% of 204 customers surveyed in May 2026 said they would order again. Self-reported, not a clinical outcome. Individual experiences differ and results are not guaranteed.
“As someone who has tried many things to fix my IBS will little to no effect. This actually works for me. All the constant cramping and diarrhea after every meal. I’ve been living with this for 25 years. No prescription and no Gastrointestinal doctor had an answer. Last resort was an SSRI which I refused.”
Anonymous · May 2026 · MGB+ Clear
Reviews come from verified purchases. Nothing here is a claim that the formula treats a diagnosed condition.
Who checked it
MGB+ Clear was formulated by Rick Pescatore, DO, an emergency and public health physician. Four independent reviewers checked the framework behind the line: Dr. Niforatos (Cleveland Clinic), Dr. Motov (Maimonides Medical Center), Dr. Reeves (Brooke Army Medical Center) and S. Enright, M.Ed. None is paid.
Questions
Which of the three formulas is mine?
Match the pattern. Clear is bloating and brain fog. Cool is burning and bubbling. Calm is queasiness and fatigue. If two sound like you, the two-minute quiz will sort it.
Why vitamin B1, when nobody talks about it?
Because no one markets it. It went off patent decades ago, so no company funds big trials or sales reps for it. Your nerves and gut wall use more B1 than almost any other tissue, and the ordinary form is absorbed poorly. Section 2 shows how.
Can I take it with my other medicines?
Usually, but not always. Section 5 lists what to check first. If anything on that list is yours, ask your clinician before you start. We would rather lose a sale than get that wrong.
What happens if it does not work?
Email support@belly-md.com within 12 weeks of delivery. Full refund on your first order, up to three bottles, and you keep what is left. Or swap to a different formula for free.
Do I have to subscribe?
No. One bottle, one time, is on the buy panel above. The subscription costs less because a formula like this is judged over months, not days. Skip, swap or cancel any time.
The other two formulas
Twelve weeks, or your money back
Three bottles, $129, shipped free. If it does nothing for you, write to us and keep what is left.
Bloating · Brain fog · Constipation
MGB+ Clear
The brain-gut reset
When your brain and your belly need to get back in sync.
What it does- Supports a calmer mood
- Sharpens the brain-gut connection
- Settles overactive immune signalling in the gut
- Gets things moving
Eight active ingredients. Five of them only in Clear.
Saffron is not only a spice. Thirty milligrams a day is the dose in the clinical trials of saffron for mood, and it is the dose in every serving of Clear.
Three capsules daily, with food
Four to twelve weeks
What is inside
Unique to Clear- Palmitoylethanolamide PEA
- 300 mg
- Calms the mast cells in the gut wall that drive bloating and discomfort. The full 300 mg clinical dose.
- Shatavari root 4:1
- 150 mg
- Ayurveda’s root for the stomach lining and the stress response, standardised 4:1.
- Artichoke leaf 5% cynarin
- 150 mg
- Supports bile flow and the digestion of fat. The post-meal fullness botanical.
- Saffron 4:1
- 30 mg
- The brain half of the pairing, at the dose used in the mood trials.
- Lithium as orotate
- 5 mg
- A trace mineral from mineral springs, at a nutritional amount, for a steady mood.
- Allithiamine lipid-soluble B1
- 75 mg
- The base of the line. Fat-soluble B1, absorbed without the transporter queue.
- Magnesium as glycinate
- 100 mg
- Bound to glycine for absorption and a settled bowel.
- Ginger 20% gingerols
- 100 mg
- Dozens of trials. Supports normal gastric emptying.
MGB+ Clear
12-week protocol · 3 bottles