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H-PLR™ (K32)

Botanical Support for Upper GI and Microbial Balance

The stomach is supposed to be a hostile environment — that's its job. When its defenses slip, unwelcome organisms set up in the upper GI tract, and the symptoms are stubborn: gnawing discomfort, bloating that starts early in a meal, breath issues that dental work never fixes.

H-PLR supports the immune system and the gastrointestinal terrain with a concentrated botanical blend built around oregano, barberry, and goldenseal extracts — three of the most-studied plants for microbial balance — with support for intestinal mucosal immunity.*

Who I Reach For This With

  • Upper GI discomfort — gnawing, burning, early-meal bloating patterns
  • Microbial-terrain cases centered on the stomach rather than the intestines
  • Protocols where a targeted botanical is preferred as a standalone
  • Patients rebuilding stomach terrain after long acid-suppression

What Makes This Form Different

Barberry and goldenseal both carry berberine — one of the most-researched plant compounds for GI microbial balance — and oregano brings a complementary mechanism. This is the same H-PLR included inside GI-Synergy, available on its own when the full three-formula program is more than the case needs.

How It Fits Into a Protocol

Standalone H-PLR suits upper-GI-focused cases; GI-Synergy (K64) adds the yeast and terrain formulas when the whole tract is involved. I run gut-lining support (RepairVite) alongside any antimicrobial phase, and keep a probiotic in the picture spaced a couple hours away.

Frequently Asked Questions

H-PLR alone or the full GI-Synergy?
If the picture is upper-GI and stomach-centered, H-PLR alone often suffices. Broader terrain involvement — yeast patterns, whole-tract symptoms — points to the full kit.

Can I take it with a probiotic?
Yes — space them at least two hours apart so the botanicals and the organisms aren't arriving together.

How long is a typical run?
Botanical terrain work usually runs 30–60 days under practitioner guidance.

Suggested Use: Take as directed by your healthcare professional.

Selected by Dr. Lorn Allison, DN.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.