Licorice DGL vs Anise Green

Processed licorice with glycyrrhizin removed, used safely for gastric ulcers and GI mucous membranes.

Classic Mediterranean and Middle Eastern culinary and medicinal herb used since ancient Egypt for digestive conditions and as expectorant.

isoliquiritigenin, liquiritigenin, glycyrrhizin (removed), glabridin, flavonoids

trans-anethole, pseudoisoeugenol, estragole, flavonoids, furocoumarins

Processed form for GI use without hormonal effects

Digestive conditions and colic since ancient Egypt, Respiratory and expectorant in Middle Eastern medicine, Galactagogue for nursing mothers, Menstrual support

peptic ulcers, gastric mucosal protection, GERD, aphthous ulcers

Carminative, Expectorant, Antispasmodic, Estrogenic mild, Galactagogue

380-400mg chewable DGL before meals

1-3g seeds as tea 3x daily; 1-2ml tincture 3x daily

rare licorice allergy

Pregnancy in medicinal doses, Estrogen-sensitive conditions

mild GI upset, rare allergic reactions

Rare photosensitivity, Allergic reactions