The landmark SIBO herb formula - proven in clinical research

The Mullin et al. study (published in Global Advances in Health and Medicine, 2014) was a landmark clinical trial comparing herbal protocols to pharmaceutical antibiotics for SIBO. Flora Clear was one of the products used. The study showed a 46% SIBO resolution rate, comparable to rifaximin, establishing botanical protocols as a clinically valid treatment approach.

Flora Clear primarily targets bacterial overgrowth. For Candida and parasitic support, it is paired with Candida Clear. Together, they provide broader microbial coverage — bacterial, fungal, and parasitic.

Yes, but results may be limited. The original study used multiple formulas, and the RSN protocol expands this further. Single-product approaches typically have lower success rates compared to multi-formula protocols.

The protocol is designed for 30 days (up to 60 days for complex cases). Extended use beyond this should be guided by a practitioner. While botanical protocols are generally gentler than antibiotics, they are still active antimicrobial agents and should be used strategically.

After microbial clearing, the focus shifts to Phase 3 — gut repair using products like IgG Restore and GI Renew. This phase helps rebuild the gut lining, restore immune function, and prevent recurrence.