GLP-1 Bitter Complex: You Already Make GLP-1
New from MediHerb · Available from Dr. Bill Hemmer, DC
The most talked-about hormone in America? You already make it.
MediHerb GLP-1 Bitter Complex pairs two classic bitter herbs, Hops and Feverfew, standardized to the milligram, to support your body's own fullness signals before every meal.*
Standardized to the milligram
Two herbs, nothing hidden
Practitioner-grade MediHerb quality
30-day supply
GLP-1 isn’t just a prescription. It’s a signal your gut sends every time you eat.
Every meal, specialized cells in your intestine release GLP-1, along with two partner hormones, CCK and PYY. Together they are your built-in fullness system: the signals that say slow down, I’m getting full, I’m satisfied. The headlines made GLP-1 famous. Your body has been making it all along.
Your fullness trio
Three hormones. One conversation between your gut and your brain.
CCK
“Food’s here. Slow down.”
Released early in the meal, especially in response to protein and fat. Helps bring the meal to a natural end.
GLP-1
“Fuel is landing. Ease off.”
Rises as you eat. Slows stomach emptying, which stretches the feeling of fullness, and helps the body handle incoming glucose.
PYY
“I’m satisfied. I’m good for a while.”
Takes over after the meal. The comfortable stretch between meals when food isn’t on your mind.
Bitter, the forgotten signal
Herbalists never forgot bitter. The rest of us did.
Your gut can taste. The same bitter receptors found on your tongue line your digestive tract, sitting on the very cells that release GLP-1, CCK and PYY. Bitter plant compounds can stimulate those receptors and support your natural fullness signaling.* For centuries, herbalists started meals with something bitter. Modern research is now explaining why.
What’s inside
Two herbs. Standardized doses. Nothing hidden.
268 mg
alpha acids from Hops, per day
144 mg
beta acids from Hops, per day
6 mg
parthenolide from Feverfew, per day
Hops (Humulus lupulus). A supercritical CO2 extract of the hop cone, rich in alpha and beta bitter acids, standardized to the bitter-acid levels used in human research on satiety.*
Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium). A traditional bitter tonic with a remarkably broad bitter-receptor profile, standardized for parthenolide.*
- Supports healthy secretion of the satiety hormones GLP-1, CCK and PYY*
- Supports healthy satiety and appetite regulation*
- Stimulates bitter taste gastric secretions and supports healthy digestion*
Contains soy. 90 softgels per bottle.
The 30-second ritual
One softgel. Before each meal. That’s the whole routine.
1 softgel, 3 times daily, before meals. 90 softgels is a 30-day supply. Sensitive stomach? Start with 1 a day and build up over two to three weeks.
1
Sit down.
Phone away, screen off.
2
Three slow breaths.
Digestion runs on rest-and-digest.
3
One softgel with water.
Bitter support, on its way.*
4
Protein and fiber first.
Then actually taste the meal.
Built for people already doing the work.
Is GLP-1 Bitter Complex right for you?
It may be a fit if you’re an adult who wants
- Support to eat healthy, calorie-controlled meals and feel satisfied*
- Support for healthy appetite regulation*
- Support for optimal digestive function*
It is not for you if you are
- Under 18
- Pregnant or breastfeeding
- Allergic to Feverfew or other plants in the daisy (Asteraceae) family
Check with your practitioner first if you have a hormone-sensitive condition, use hormone therapy, or take prescription medication, including GLP-1 medications. Never stop or change a prescription without your prescriber.
Start the ritual tonight.
GLP-1 Bitter Complex, 90 Softgels
90 softgels (M1725). One softgel before each meal, alongside healthy eating.*
The series
The science, in three short reads
Part 2
Bitter: The Forgotten Fullness Signal
Your gut can taste, and herbalists knew it.
Questions, answered
Is this a GLP-1 medication?
No. GLP-1 Bitter Complex is an herbal dietary supplement. It contains standardized Hops and Feverfew extracts to support your body’s own satiety and appetite signaling.* It is a different category of product from prescription medication and has not been established to provide the same effects.
How does it work?
Bitter compounds in Hops and Feverfew engage bitter taste receptors in the gut, which sit on the cells that release your natural fullness hormones GLP-1, CCK and PYY.* Part 2 of the series explains the mechanism in full.
Can I take it with my medication?
Ask your prescriber first, especially if you take a GLP-1 medication or hormone therapy. Never stop or change a prescription on your own.
How long until I notice something?
Everyone is different. Most people take it before each meal as part of a steady routine alongside healthy eating, and give it a full bottle.
What if I have a sensitive stomach?
Bitter herbs can occasionally cause mild nausea, loose stools or bloating. Start with one softgel a day and build to three over two to three weeks.
Why Hops and Feverfew together?
They press different bitter receptor keys. Hops carries the human clinical research; Feverfew brings a broad receptor profile. Part 3 of the series walks through the formula.
What does a bottle cost and how long does it last?
One bottle is 90 softgels, a 30-day supply at one softgel before each meal. The current price is shown next to the Add to cart button above.
*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.
Safety: Not intended for individuals under 18 or those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Avoid use if allergic to Feverfew or other plants in the daisy (Asteraceae) family. Contains soy. Consult your healthcare practitioner before use if you have a hormone-sensitive condition, use hormone therapy, or take prescription medication, including GLP-1 medications.
Dr. Bill Hemmer · Tuscola Pain and Wellness Center · 902 S Court St, Tuscola, IL 61953 · MediHerb® is a registered trademark of Integria Healthcare. Standard Process® is a registered trademark of Standard Process, Inc.