Omeprazole shuts most of your acid off. It does nothing for the worn lining that acid lands on, which is why the burn still breaks through. Belly Beans put 400mg of DGL per serving to work on that lining. Two berry gummies a day, alongside whatever you take now. No rebound if you miss a day.
We asked Belly Beans customers when relief showed up. 1,350 survey responses later, here is what they told us, by the day:
The lining took years to wear thin, so we ask for a full 60 days, and the guarantee covers all 60. Some customers feel relief in days. The share who call it life changing is more than four times higher past three months than in the first two weeks.




*Belly Beans customer survey, April 27 to September 3, 2026: 1,350 responses from 918 customers. Self-reported. Customers at different tenures are different people, and those who stopped early are less likely to have answered. Individual results vary.
If omeprazole shuts the acid off, why do you still feel the burn?

There is a reason the burn keeps breaking through on a pill that shuts most of your acid off, and almost nobody on omeprazole is ever told what it is.
Your stomach makes acid. It is supposed to. That acid is how you break down a steak, absorb your B12 and keep bad bacteria out.
Under normal conditions you never feel it, because your stomach and the bottom of your food pipe are lined with a thin layer of protective mucus. Think of it as the raincoat between you and your own acid.
Years of stress, coffee, late dinners, painkillers and plain age wear that raincoat thin.
And once it is thin, even a NORMAL amount of acid feels like fire. Two people can make the exact same amount of acid. One feels nothing. The other is sitting up at 3 AM with a burning throat. The difference is not the acid. It is the protection.
Now look at what omeprazole does. It shuts off most of the pumps that make acid. That is the whole job. Nothing in it puts the raincoat back. Every morning for years, the pill has turned the acid down and left the lining to fend for itself.
Result?
That is why the bottle goes in the suitcase before the socks do. Why there is still a roll of antacids in the car, the desk drawer and the nightstand, for the nights the pill is not enough. Why you still sleep propped up and still pass on the tomato sauce.
And why the same question comes back with every refill: is this every morning for the rest of my life?
You have seen the headlines about decades on it. Maybe you tried a few days without it and paid for every one of them. Nobody has sat down with you and talked about an end date. The prescription just renews.
But there is a part of this the pill was never built to touch.
Finally, Good News For Anyone Who Has Been On The Pill For Years
400mg of DGL per serving, and nothing else doing the work. DGL is licorice root with the glycyrrhizin removed: studied in humans since 1969 for the stomach's protective lining, and shown in laboratory studies to increase the cells that make protective mucus. It leaves your acid alone and works on the lining instead, so it sits alongside whatever you take now. Safe for daily use, with none of the blood pressure concerns of regular licorice.

*Belly Beans customer survey, 2026 (1,350 responses, 918 customers; past-three-month figures from the 109 customers at that tenure who answered, under-two-week figures from the 246 to 252 who answered). "Works really well or called it life changing" is the top two answers on a five-point scale. Self-reported. Individual results vary.
Omeprazole works on the acid. Belly Beans work on the lining the acid lands on. Here is what 400mg of DGL does that no acid pill does.
Without another prescription. Without switching anything off. Without the chalky tablet.The worn coat, the rebuild, the protected lining. Illustration of the mechanism, not a medical scan.
In laboratory studies, DGL increased the number of mucus-producing cells in the stomach lining and sped up the formation and secretion of protective mucus. More protection means the acid you are supposed to make stops reaching tissue that is already raw. Omeprazole makes it rain a little less. DGL puts the coat back on.
Instead of trying to change the acid, DGL works on the lining itself: the stomach and the bottom of the food pipe, where the burning is felt. In a 1979 human study, DGL taken alongside aspirin reduced the damage aspirin does to the stomach lining. Customers who still take their pill write to us about the breakthrough burn going quiet.
DGL does not touch acid production, so there is nothing to switch back on and nothing to rebound. Your stomach keeps digesting the way it should, and a missed day of Belly Beans is just a missed day.
DGL is not new. It is deglycyrrhizinated licorice: licorice root with the glycyrrhizin taken out.
Licorice root has been used for the stomach for thousands of years. The catch was glycyrrhizin, the compound in it that can raise blood pressure. In the 1960s researchers found a way to remove it, and the result, DGL, went into human trials from 1969 onward, in journals like Gut and the British Medical Journal, for its effect on the stomach's protective lining.
Then the acid blockers arrived. Omeprazole was approved in the U.S. in 1989: patentable, profitable and fast. DGL faded to the back shelf of the health food store.
For years, the people who did find it ran into the same three problems:
So an ingredient with decades of research behind it sat unused, while millions stayed on a pill with no end date.
The real problem was never that DGL did not work. It was that nobody could stand to take it.
That is the gap Belly Beans was made to close: 400mg of DGL in a berry gummy you will actually look forward to, so you take it every single day, which is the only way it does any good.
The first controlled human trial of DGL for the stomach lining is published in Gut, the British Society of Gastroenterology's journal. More human trials follow through the 1970s in Gut, the British Medical Journal and The Practitioner.
Turpie, Runcie & Thomson, Gut, 1969In a human study, DGL taken with aspirin reduced the damage aspirin does to the stomach lining, measured as blood loss.
Rees et al., Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1979In laboratory studies, DGL increased the number of mucus-producing cells in the stomach lining and sped up the formation and secretion of protective mucus.
van Marle et al., European Journal of Pharmacology, 1981In a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, a low-glycyrrhizin licorice root extract taken twice daily significantly reduced indigestion symptoms versus placebo by day 15 and day 30, and was well tolerated.
Raveendra et al., Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 2012Studies cited are on DGL and licorice root extract as ingredients.

No more sitting up at 3 AM. No more sleeping in the chair. No more propping yourself up and waking with a sore back from the angle. Just lying down and staying down.
One cup, then maybe another. Customers tell us this is the first thing they test, and the one they had given up on.
Tomato sauce. Onions. A late dinner at a restaurant. Not everything, not every night, but you stop being the one picking at a salad.
Customers tell us the roll of antacids in the glovebox stops being necessary. Two gummies a day, and a pouch that lasts a month.
Every year on the pill is another year the lining went unprotected. Belly Beans support that protection now, not after another decade of refills.






I was diagnosed with GERD in 1996 after having to go to the ER. I was put on a PPI and told I'd never be able to go off. I started researching my condition and looking for ways to preserve my gut health. I've used a lot of items. These gummies are the missing link. They taste good. I've used them when I feel heartburn coming on and they work. I take them every night because that's when I have reflux issues. I can honestly say in a month I have not been woken up with gross nasty acid in my throat. I went from skeptic to hallelujah it works.
I was reluctant to sign up for a subscription before trying them out. So I tried them out and almost immediately signed up for the subscription. These are wonderful. They take care of my reflux and they taste great! I've tried several products but this is the only one that gave me the confidence to stop taking omeprazole. I've been off of omeprazole for more than two months now and I couldn't be happier! Thank you so much!
These gummies have allowed me to stop taking the Omeprazole!! Thanks so much! They also taste great! I have been on the PPI for two decades, so maybe my bones won't disintegrate after all! Thanks again!
I have suffered from reflux for decades. Been on protonix, a proton pump inhibitor, for most of those days. Started on [Belly Beans] this year. It works so well that I stopped taking the protonix. Reflux is gone. BOOM. So grateful.
They do the job and they taste good. I am off my prescription reflux medication, that I have been using for about 25 years. I am very pleased with this product!!!
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Yes. DGL works on the lining, not on acid production, so it does not interfere with omeprazole, Nexium, Prilosec, pantoprazole, Pepcid or antacids. Most of our customers had tried an acid blocker before they found us, and many started Belly Beans while still taking theirs. Keep taking any prescription exactly as prescribed.
Because omeprazole was built to do one job: turn down how much acid your stomach makes. It does that job. It does nothing for the lining the acid touches. If that lining has worn thin over the years, even the smaller amount of acid left on the pill can reach raw tissue, and that is the breakthrough burn after a big dinner or at 3 AM. Belly Beans work on the other half of the problem: the protective lining itself.
That is your call, not ours. Here is what we can tell you. Omeprazole works on the acid. Belly Beans work on the lining, so they do their job whether you take a pill or not. Some customers write to tell us they cut back or came off their acid blocker on their own timeline, and you can read a few of them above. Others still take theirs and use Belly Beans for the burn the pill never covered.
Chew two gummies before your first meal. That is the standard dose. Many customers take their two before bed instead, because nighttime is when their reflux hits. On a rough day you can take up to four. Each pouch holds 60 gummies, a 30-day supply at two a day.
DGL is deglycyrrhizinated licorice: licorice root with the glycyrrhizin removed. Glycyrrhizin is the compound in regular licorice that can raise blood pressure, so removing it is what makes DGL suitable for daily use. Each serving of Belly Beans contains 400mg of DGL extract. It has been used and studied in humans for the stomach since 1969.
It depends on how long the lining has been taking a beating, so we surveyed our customers (1,350 responses). About 1 in 10 felt something the very first day, nearly half of those who felt relief felt it within four days, and 62% felt relief within the first two weeks. Past the one-month mark, 9 in 10 had felt relief, and past three months, 94%. Give it two weeks before you judge it, and the full 60 days if you want to see what the long-timers see.
Because the survey numbers change the longer people stay. Under two weeks in, 21% of customers said Belly Beans works really well or called it life changing. Past three months, 67% did, and only 3% said it did not work for them. The lining did not wear thin in a week, and it does not rebuild in one either. That is why the guarantee covers a full 60 days: try it properly, and if it is not for you, email us for a refund.
Yes, going back decades. The first controlled human trial of DGL for the stomach lining was published in the journal Gut in 1969, with more human trials through the 1970s. A 1979 human study found DGL taken with aspirin reduced the damage aspirin does to the stomach lining. A 1981 laboratory study found DGL increased the cells that make protective mucus. And a 2012 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial found a low-glycyrrhizin licorice root extract significantly reduced indigestion symptoms versus placebo within 30 days. Belly Beans have one ingredient doing the work: 400mg of DGL per serving.
Like a soft berry gummy. Not like licorice, and nothing like the chalky DGL chewables sold in health food stores. Customers who quit those inside a week tell us they actually look forward to these.
Then we do not want your money. Your order is covered by a 60-day money-back guarantee. Email support@mollaralabs.com within 60 days of your order date and we will refund you, opened or unopened.
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