• Effortless Elimination

    Gently yet fully eliminate your bowels each morning without pain or strain

  • Lighten Up in Weeks

    Poop out 10-15 pounds of bloat in the first month

  • Flatten Bloat, Stay Trim

    Stay lean and trim by reducing gut inflammation and stuck poop

  • Heartburn Relief

    Eliminate painful heartburn and indigestion that comes from spicy or fatty foods

  • Bloat-Free

    Enjoy your favorite foods without bloating and unexplained weight gain

    Dr. Gina Sam is a leading New York City gastroenterologist and former director of the Mount Sinai Gastrointestinal Motility Center.

    Over her 20-year career, Dr. Sam has specialized in treating digestive and metabolic disorders, founding the Institute of Gastrointestinal Motility Disorders and Integrative Health in New York City. Dr. Sam’s groundbreaking work has positioned her at the forefront of understanding the root cause of bloating, constipation, obesity, fatigue, and other metabolic dysfunctions.

    My name is Dr. Gina Sam. I'm a board-certified gastroenterologist and professor of Medicine based in New York City.

    Gina Sam, MD, MPH, is a gastroenterologist who diagnoses and treats patients at The Institute of Gastrointestinal Motility Disorders and Integrative Health in New York City, New York.She is the founder of the practice, which she dedicates to GI motility disorders and sluggish digestion.

    I served as the director of the Mount Sinai Gastrointestinal Motility Center for several years, and I also served at Weill Medical College of Cornell University, the biomedical research unit, and the medical school of Cornell University. I'm the founder and director of The Institute of Gastrointestinal Motility Disorders and Integrative Health in New York City.

    EMMA IS NOT A PROBIOTIC

    Why Probiotics Often Do More Harm Than Good
    To be clear, probiotics can be beneficial when they reach the right part of the gut.
    The challenge is getting them there.
    The stomach's natural acid can reduce how many probiotic strains survive, andsome may not reach the large intestine, where they're most beneficial.
    For those dealing with imbalances like SIBO, or small intestine bacterial overgrowth,adding more bacteria, especially in the wrong place, will make bloating and crampingmuch worse.
    Research also suggests that probiotic supplements don't work the same way foreveryone, and results can vary depending on the individual. The key isn't simply addingmore bacteria, it's about clearing out the methane gas producing organisms calledarchaea.

    EMMA DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY FIBER

    Fiber Helps Bulk Poop, But Also Feeds Bad BacteriaAnd Causes Bloating
    Fiber has long been promoted as the go-to solution for constipation. It can bulk up stooland sometimes help things move, but that doesn't mean it's fixing the root problem.
    For many people, especially those dealing with SIBO (small intestinal bacterialovergrowth), excess bacteria in the gut may be the real issue.
    Fiber can actually feed this overgrowth, leading to more gas, bloating, anddiscomfort, something many people notice after taking fiber supplements.
    On top of that, many commercial fiber products contain artificial sweeteners and fillersthat may do little to support overall gut balance.

    EMMA DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY LAXATIVES

    Laxatiues Are Dangerous Chemicals That Destroy The Colon With Use
    Many laxatives use ingredients like polyethylene glycol to help draw water into thecolon and stimulate bowel movements.
    With frequent use, some laxatives may affect the natural function of the colon,which can make it harder for your body to stay regular on its own.
    Over time, this may lead some people to rely on them more often, rather thansupporting long-term digestive balance.
    - Regular use may also impact the balance of beneficial gut bacteria, which playsan important role in overall digestive health.

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    How Emma Works

    Emma helps balance the production of methane gas.* It works in 3 different ways to normalize bathroom habits, usually within a few weeks of taking it to relieve occasional constipation and bring back those perfect poops.*

    • increase motility AKA Pooping Speed*

      This restores peristalsis waves to prevent waste buildup and keep intestines clean.*

    • Encourages microbiome balance*

      This reduces gas & bloating while promoting a healthy microbiome.*

    • Calm the nerves & relax tight muscles*

      This allows smooth stool passage and a feeling of complete release.*

      Brush Border Damage

      First, the bacteria produce toxic byproducts that damage the brush border of the small intestines. The brush border is the absorptive surface of the intestinal cells and when it is healthy it produces enzymes that breakdown food. Once this process is damaged, digestion is slowed even more.

      Cell Lining Damage

      Hidden colonies of bacteria may also damage the cell lining the small intestine (the mucosa), causing significant interferences with the digestion of food and absorption of nutrients; this may result in leaky gut, food intolerances, as well as vitamin and mineral deficiencies. And cause cravings that can't be satisfied,no matter how much you eat.

      Hiding Organisms

      Some of the organisms like to burrow themselves into the intestine so they can hide. This creates little tears in the intestine which allows their toxic byproducts as well as undigested pieces of food, and microscopic pieces of poop to leak into the bloodstream,where it causes headaches,fatigue, and joint pain.

      Why Emma Is More Effective Than Other Digestion Remedies

      Natural Ingredients

      Emma usesnaturally derived ingredients to target digestion-slowing bacteria and reduce methane gas.

      Microbiome Modulation

      Emma uses ‘microbiome modulation’ toincrease health-promoting strains of friendly flora while suppressing bacterial strainsassociated with obesity and other unhealthy conditions.

      Gut Support

      Emma also contains several ingredients shown toimprove the tight junctions of the intestinal lining, reducing permeability and leaky gut.

      Fiber

      Fiber bulks stool and expands in the intestines, giving a temporary impression of relief. However, constipation and bloating often stem from excess bad bacteria. Unfortunately,fiber feeds these bacteria and parasites, causing gas and painful bloating—a common experience with some fiber supplements.

      Laxatives

      Laxatives, often containing polyethylene glycol,chemically force the colon to expel its contents, sometimes harshly.While they may provide temporary relief, long-term use can harm your colon. One study showedthey damaged the mucosal lining, smoothing the natural folds of the intestine.

      Probiotics

      Oral probiotics face two key issues: most are destroyed by stomach acid before reaching the large intestine, where they're needed, and those that survive often end up in the small intestine, which should remain largely bacteria-free.A study in Cell found that oral probiotics can slow gut microbiome recovery. Lead researcher Dr. Eran Elinav noted, “Contrary to the belief that probiotics are harmless, these results reveal potential adverse side effects with possible long-term consequences.”

      Focus on natural ingredients to stabilize and help yourgut flora thrive

      Unlike probiotics, prebiotics, fiber, and laxatives,Emma is a product that is here to help you in thelong run - a world of difference for digestion!

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