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Without Irritation

Gut Healthy Chili Crisp with

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Live Spicy,

Without Irritation

Gut Healthy Chili Crisp with

clinical protocols to treat IBS

Live Spicy,

Without Irritation

Gut Healthy Chili Crisp with

clinical protocols to treat IBS

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Eat with Confidence

Our organic chilis are microencapsulated in avocado oil, providing an irritation-free cushion for your gut


Formulated to clinical dosages and bundled into capsaicin therapy protocols, using chilis to clinically treat visceral hypersensitivity, the root cause of IBS symptoms

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Spicy

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Irritation

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Vegan • Low FODMAP • Gluten Free • No Seed Oils

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Umami

10K SHU

(50% Clinical Dose)

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Aroma

50K SHU

(70% Clinical Dose)

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Dopamine

150K SHU

(100% Clinical Dose)

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Why Doctors Recommend Redbloom

Gastroenterologist

Rani Berry, MD

"As a gastroenterologist with a focus on IBS I’ve seen patients try everything out there. Food-as-Medicine has truly helped my patients achieve long-lasting relief"

Gastroenterologist

Medical Advisor

Gastroenterologist

Nina Liu, MD

"As an immunologist with a focus on autoimmunity, reducing gut sensitivity has helped patients regain control of their gut. Redbloom not only works, it also tastes great"

Immunologist

Medical Advisor

Gastroenterologist

Duy Nguyen, MD

"Redbloom provides organic nutrients that enhance gut microbiome bioavailability, healing you internally and satisfying your flavor needs without the need for multiple daily pills."

Emergency Medicine

Spicy Aficionado

Gastroenterologist

Naixin Zhang, MD

"Redbloom tastes so good that I don’t just recommend it, I eat it before performing long surgeries, to keep my gut in check."

Oncologist

Spicy Aficionado

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Why Doctors Recommend Redbloom

Duyhien Nguyen, MD

"Redbloom provides organic nutrients that enhance gut microbiome bioavailability, healing you internally and satisfying your flavor needs without the need for multiple daily pills."

Emergency Medicine

Spicy Aficionado

Naixin Zhang, MD

"Redbloom tastes so good that I don’t just recommend it, I eat it before performing long surgeries, to keep my gut in check."

Oncologist

Spicy Aficionado

Rani Berry, MD

"As a gastroenterologist with a focus on IBS I’ve seen patients try everything out there. Food-as-Medicine has truly helped my patients achieve long-lasting relief"

Gastroenterologist

Medical Advisor

Nina Liu, MD

"As an immunologist with a focus on autoimmunity, reducing gut sensitivity has helped patients regain control of their gut. Redbloom not only works, it also tastes great"

Immunologist

Medical Advisor

Duyhien Nguyen, MD

"Redbloom provides organic nutrients that enhance gut microbiome bioavailability, healing you internally and satisfying your flavor needs without the need for multiple daily pills."

Emergency Medicine

Spicy Aficionado

Naixin Zhang, MD

"Redbloom tastes so good that I don’t just recommend it, I eat it before performing long surgeries, to keep my gut in check."

Oncologist

Spicy Aficionado

Rani Berry, MD

"As a gastroenterologist with a focus on IBS I’ve seen patients try everything out there. Food-as-Medicine has truly helped my patients achieve long-lasting relief"

Gastroenterologist

Medical Advisor

Nina Liu, MD

"As an immunologist with a focus on autoimmunity, reducing gut sensitivity has helped patients regain control of their gut. Redbloom not only works, it also tastes great"

Immunologist

Medical Advisor

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Why Doctors Recommend Redbloom

Naixin Zhang, MD

"Redbloom tastes so good that I don’t just recommend it, I eat it before performing long surgeries, to keep my gut in check."

Oncologist

Spicy Aficionado

Rani Berry, MD

"As a gastroenterologist with a focus on IBS I’ve seen patients try everything out there. Food-as-Medicine has truly helped my patients achieve long-lasting relief"

Gastroenterologist

Medical Advisor

Nina Liu, MD

"As an immunologist with a focus on autoimmunity, reducing gut sensitivity has helped patients regain control of their gut. Redbloom not only works, it also tastes great"

Immunologist

Medical Advisor

Duyhien Nguyen, MD

"Redbloom provides organic nutrients that enhance gut microbiome bioavailability, healing you internally and satisfying your flavor needs without the need for multiple daily pills."

Emergency Medicine

Spicy Aficionado

Naixin Zhang, MD

"Redbloom tastes so good that I don’t just recommend it, I eat it before performing long surgeries, to keep my gut in check."

Oncologist

Spicy Aficionado

Rani Berry, MD

"As a gastroenterologist with a focus on IBS I’ve seen patients try everything out there. Food-as-Medicine has truly helped my patients achieve long-lasting relief"

Gastroenterologist

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Clinical Protocol Made Easy and Tasty

The Study

For IBS suffers, clinical evidence shows that eating 2.1g chilis (2.5mg capsaicin) daily for 6 weeks can treat abdominal pain. But eating chilis can be painful for some people in the beginning.

Capsaicin Dose

2.5 mg

Take Chili Pills

Chilis encapsulated in gelatin

The Protocol

Redbloom microencapsulates chilis in avocado oil (oleic acid) to provide a cushion for your gut. Now everyone can enjoy chilis' flavor and long-term medicinal benefits, pain-free

Capsaicin Dose

2.5 mg

Eat Chili Crisp

Chilis microencapsulated in avocado oil

Find Your Protocol

How it works

Start at any phase depending on your spice tolerance. Each jar lasts ~2 weeks at recommended dosages, but it’s completely to safe to eat as much as you like.

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Easy to Follow Protocols

Starter Pack | 6 Weeks

Onboarding Protocol

Phase I

Phase II

1 x Umami, Aroma, Dopamine

Designed to help newcomers build up spice tolerance and try 2 weeks of Phase III

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$60.00
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Advanced Pack | 6 Weeks

Clinical Protocol

Phase III

3 x Dopamine

Formulated to clinical dosages to help those ready to retrain their gut

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$60.00
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Redbloom Set | 10 Weeks

Clinical Protocol

Phase I

Phase II

Phase III

Entire Protocol + Free Engraved Spoon

Designed for those committed to healing their gut from ground zero.

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Starter Pack

6 Week Protocol

Phase I

Phase II

1 x Umami, Aroma, Dopamine

Designed to help newcomers build their spice tolerance

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$60.00
$51.95

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$60.00
$51.95

Advanced Pack

6 Week Protocol

Phase III

3 x Dopamine

Formulated to clinical dosages. Take 2-3 tsp per day with meals

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$60.00
$51.95

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$60.00
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Redbloom Set

10 Week Protocol

Phase I

Phase II

Phase III

Entire Protocol + Free Engraved Spoon

Formulated to clinical dosages. Take 2-3 tsp per day with meals

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$128.00
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Find Your Protocol

15 Science-Backed whole ingredients

Himalayan Pink Salt

Geographical Area

Native to Pakistan (Punjab Region)

Flavor
Salty, Mineral-rich

Health Benefits
Balances body's pH to improve nutrient absorption and prevent gas accumulation, reducing bloating [18]

Star Anise

Geographical Area

Native to China and Vietnam

Flavor
Licorice-Like, Sweet, Slightly Bitter

Health Benefits
Contains anethole, a compound stimulating the production of digestive enzymes. High antioxidant content, from linalool and quercetin, prevent oxidative damage to the digestive tract [17]

Garlic

Geographical Area

Native to Central Asia

Flavor
Pungent, Earthy, Spicy

Health Benefits
Garlic is rich in prebiotic fiber, which helps promote the growth of beneficial bacteria in the gut. Its antimicrobial properties also aid in balancing the gut microbiome [24]

Avocado Oil

Geographical Area

Native to Central and South America

Flavor
Mild, Creamy, Nutty

Health Benefits
Rich in oleic acid, a natural fat that prevents the auto-immune response triggered by spicy compounds, alleviating the sensation of gut-inflammation [6]

Habanero

Geographical Area

Native to South America

Flavor
Spicy, Pungent, Slightly Sweet

Health Benefits
Rich in Capsaicin, which is essential in producing butyrate, a compound vital for energy metabolism control and maintaining a balanced gut microbiota [7]

MCT Oil

Origin

Extracted from coconut oil

Flavor
Neutral

Health Benefits
MCT oil supports gut health by aiding in absorption and providing quick energy to the cells lining the gastrointestinal tract, promoting the growth of beneficial gut bacteria [4]

Gochugaru

Geographical Area

Native to Korea

Flavor
Spicy, Sweet, Smoky

Health Benefits
Rich in capsaicin, fostering the growth Roseburia, a beneficial gut bacteria that repairs the composition of the gut microbiota [5]

Zinc Salt

Origin

Zinc Gluconate (Organic Mineral)

Flavor
Salty, Bitter, Metallic

Health Benefits
Salt without sodium. Essential for immune function, repairs intestinal cells, and plays a role in carbohydrate digestion to prevent bloating [9]

Black Cardamom

Geographical Area

Native to Nepal

Flavor
Minty, Spicy, Herbal

Health Benefits
Contains bioactive compounds that stimulate intestinal juices, improving digestion and reducing bloating. Additionally, its anti-inflammatory properties can alleviate discomfort associated ulcers and heartburn [8]

Ginger

Geographical Area

Native to Southeast Asia

Flavor
Woody, Peppery, Warming

Health Benefits
Known to alleviate nausea, improve digestion, and possesses anti-inflammatory properties due to its main bioactive compound gingerol [10]

Sichuan Chili Flakes

Geographical Area

Native to China

Flavor
Hot, Spicy, Smoky

Health Benefits
Rich in capsaicin, fostering the growth of faecalibacteria, a healthy gut bacteria that regulate the gut microbiota [11]

Sichuan Peppercorn

Geographical Area

Native to China

Flavor
Spicy, Lemon-Like, Slightly Numbing

Health Benefits
Contain active compounds like terpenes and flavonoids that stimulate the production of digestive enzymes, facilitating efficient digestion and reduced inflammation [13]

Griselle Shallot

Geographical Area

Native to France

Flavor
Sweet, Mild, Slightly Sharp

Health Benefits
Contains a compound called quercetin, a prebiotic that neutralizes harmful free radicals in the gut to prevent inflammation [14]

Cinnamon Bark

Geographical Area

Native to Vietnam

Flavor
Spicy, Sweet, Woody

Health Benefits
Contains cinnamaldehyde, a compound that stimulates the release of digestive enzymes. Also high in antioxidants like polyphenols to reduce inflammation and improve gut health [15]

Himalayan Pink Salt

Geographical Area

Native to Pakistan (Punjab Region)

Flavor
Salty, Mineral-rich

Health Benefits
Balances body's pH to improve nutrient absorption and prevent gas accumulation, reducing bloating [18]

Star Anise

Geographical Area

Native to China and Vietnam

Flavor
Licorice-Like, Sweet, Slightly Bitter

Health Benefits
Contains anethole, a compound stimulating the production of digestive enzymes. High antioxidant content, from linalool and quercetin, prevent oxidative damage to the digestive tract [17]

Garlic

Geographical Area

Native to Central Asia

Flavor
Pungent, Earthy, Spicy

Health Benefits
Garlic is rich in prebiotic fiber, which helps promote the growth of beneficial bacteria in the gut. Its antimicrobial properties also aid in balancing the gut microbiome [24]

Avocado Oil

Geographical Area

Native to Central and South America

Flavor
Mild, Creamy, Nutty

Health Benefits
Rich in oleic acid, a natural fat that prevents the auto-immune response triggered by spicy compounds, alleviating the sensation of gut-inflammation [6]

Habanero

Geographical Area

Native to South America

Flavor
Spicy, Pungent, Slightly Sweet

Health Benefits
Rich in Capsaicin, which is essential in producing butyrate, a compound vital for energy metabolism control and maintaining a balanced gut microbiota [7]

15 Science-Backed whole ingredients

Garlic

Geographical Area

Native to Central Asia

Flavor
Pungent, Earthy, Spicy

Health Benefits
Garlic is rich in prebiotic fiber, which helps promote the growth of beneficial bacteria in the gut. Its antimicrobial properties also aid in balancing the gut microbiome [24]

Avocado Oil

Geographical Area

Native to Central and South America

Flavor
Mild, Creamy, Nutty

Health Benefits
Rich in oleic acid, a natural fat that prevents the auto-immune response triggered by spicy compounds, alleviating the sensation of gut-inflammation [6]

Habanero

Geographical Area

Native to South America

Flavor
Spicy, Pungent, Slightly Sweet

Health Benefits
Rich in Capsaicin, which is essential in producing butyrate, a compound vital for energy metabolism control and maintaining a balanced gut microbiota [7]

MCT Oil

Origin

Extracted from coconut oil

Flavor
Neutral

Health Benefits
MCT oil supports gut health by aiding in absorption and providing quick energy to the cells lining the gastrointestinal tract, promoting the growth of beneficial gut bacteria [4]

Gochugaru

Geographical Area

Native to Korea

Flavor
Spicy, Sweet, Smoky

Health Benefits
Rich in capsaicin, fostering the growth Roseburia, a beneficial gut bacteria that repairs the composition of the gut microbiota [5]

Zinc Salt

Origin

Zinc Gluconate (Organic Mineral)

Flavor
Salty, Bitter, Metallic

Health Benefits
Salt without sodium. Essential for immune function, repairs intestinal cells, and plays a role in carbohydrate digestion to prevent bloating [9]

Black Cardamom

Geographical Area

Native to Nepal

Flavor
Minty, Spicy, Herbal

Health Benefits
Contains bioactive compounds that stimulate intestinal juices, improving digestion and reducing bloating. Additionally, its anti-inflammatory properties can alleviate discomfort associated ulcers and heartburn [8]

Ginger

Geographical Area

Native to Southeast Asia

Flavor
Woody, Peppery, Warming

Health Benefits
Known to alleviate nausea, improve digestion, and possesses anti-inflammatory properties due to its main bioactive compound gingerol [10]

Sichuan Chili Flakes

Geographical Area

Native to China

Flavor
Hot, Spicy, Smoky

Health Benefits
Rich in capsaicin, fostering the growth of faecalibacteria, a healthy gut bacteria that regulate the gut microbiota [11]

Sichuan Peppercorn

Geographical Area

Native to China

Flavor
Spicy, Lemon-Like, Slightly Numbing

Health Benefits
Contain active compounds like terpenes and flavonoids that stimulate the production of digestive enzymes, facilitating efficient digestion and reduced inflammation [13]

Griselle Shallot

Geographical Area

Native to France

Flavor
Sweet, Mild, Slightly Sharp

Health Benefits
Contains a compound called quercetin, a prebiotic that neutralizes harmful free radicals in the gut to prevent inflammation [14]

Cinnamon Bark

Geographical Area

Native to Vietnam

Flavor
Spicy, Sweet, Woody

Health Benefits
Contains cinnamaldehyde, a compound that stimulates the release of digestive enzymes. Also high in antioxidants like polyphenols to reduce inflammation and improve gut health [15]

Himalayan Pink Salt

Geographical Area

Native to Pakistan (Punjab Region)

Flavor
Salty, Mineral-rich

Health Benefits
Balances body's pH to improve nutrient absorption and prevent gas accumulation, reducing bloating [18]

Star Anise

Geographical Area

Native to China and Vietnam

Flavor
Licorice-Like, Sweet, Slightly Bitter

Health Benefits
Contains anethole, a compound stimulating the production of digestive enzymes. High antioxidant content, from linalool and quercetin, prevent oxidative damage to the digestive tract [17]

Garlic

Geographical Area

Native to Central Asia

Flavor
Pungent, Earthy, Spicy

Health Benefits
Garlic is rich in prebiotic fiber, which helps promote the growth of beneficial bacteria in the gut. Its antimicrobial properties also aid in balancing the gut microbiome [24]

Avocado Oil

Geographical Area

Native to Central and South America

Flavor
Mild, Creamy, Nutty

Health Benefits
Rich in oleic acid, a natural fat that prevents the auto-immune response triggered by spicy compounds, alleviating the sensation of gut-inflammation [6]

15 Science-Backed Whole Ingredients

Organic

Imported

Fuzzy tan mushroom growing on the side of a tree.

Lion's Mane

One whole and one halved avocado on a green surface.

Avocado Oil

Ripe red habanero pepper growing on a green plant.

Habanero

Whole and halved coconuts with a small bottle of coconut oil on a wooden surface.

MCT Oil

A wooden bowl filled with red chili flakes on a table.

Korean Gochugaru

A wooden bowl filled with sea salt and a scoop on a rustic table.

Zinc Salt

Black peppercorns in a wooden spoon, with whole nutmegs and basil leaves in the background.

Black Cardamom

Fresh ginger root on a wooden cutting board with green herbs in the background.

Ginger

A bowl of spicy chili sauce on a textured background with a red cloth.

Sichuan Chili Flakes

Wooden spoon overflowing with Szechuan peppercorns on a peppercorn-covered surface.

Sichuan Peppercorn

Bundled cinnamon sticks and ground cinnamon in a small wooden bowl on a dark surface.

Cinnamon Bark

Small bowl of pink Himalayan salt on a rustic blue surface.

Pink Salt

Close-up of a star anise pod with a blurred background.

Star Anise

Purple berries in a dark wooden bowl on a rustic table.

Shallots (Infused)

Whole and clove garlic with dill on a wooden surface.

Garlic (Infused)

Research Study

31 participants. 94% positive impact

94% of participants reported Redbloom helped ease digestive discomfort and flare-ups after spicy meals. Many also noticed a positive impact on their gut, with regular and cleaner bowel movements the next day.


97% of participants reported Redbloom is the best medicine they've ever tasted

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Address Critical

IBS Treatment Gaps

Comparison chart of redbloom versus gut supplements

Address Critical

IBS Treatment Gaps

Gut supplements only benefit the microbiome, but it doesn't address the anxiety that come from food restrictions and our gut's increasing sensitivity to our favorite foods.


Redbloom brings the authentic spicy flavors back into your life, without the irritation, helping you stay on your diet without the anxiety


Formulated to clinical capsaicin therapy dosages, administered safely to help you achieve long-term remission

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