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Root Chakra
Supplementation Intake Guide
Supplement Intake Overview: Root Chakra
This supplement protocol is designed to detoxify and strengthen the Root Chakra by supporting the colon, adrenals, and overall digestive system. These supplements work synergistically to promote grounding, energy stabilization, and toxin removal from the body's foundation. By addressing the key organs and systems connected to this energy center, the protocol fosters a sense of security, physical vitality, and resilience.
This chart outlines the step-by-step intake of supplements during the Root Chakra Detox, including dosage, timing, and duration for each phase to ensure effective detoxification and grounding.
Supplement Intake Chart: Root Chakra
Phase
Day
Date Started
Supplement
Duration
Dosage & Frequency
Timing
End Date
Phase 1
3
Day 1
Adrenal Tonic
120 Days
1–2 droppers daily, or as directed.
Take 1 dropper in the morning with breakfast and 1 dropper in the afternoon.
Day 1
OxyPowder
2–4 weeks (adjust as needed)
4 capsules nightly (reduce if stools become too loose).
Before bed, on an empty stomach. Take at least 2 hours after your last meal.
Day 1
Gut Biofilm Buster
42 Days
20–40 drops daily. Start with 20, increase gradually to 40.
Take 30 min before meals. Split doses between morning and evening.
Phase 2
4
Day 43
Jumpstart Kit (CellCore): BC-ATP
4–6 weeks
2 drops 2x daily (may increase to 10 drops 2x/day as tolerated).
Take in the morning and afternoon, with or without food.
Jumpstart Kit (CellCore): KL Support
4–6 weeks
1 dropper 2x daily (start low and increase gradually).
Take in water or juice, morning and evening. Can be taken with or without food.
Jumpstart Kit (CellCore): Advanced TUDCA
4–6 weeks
1–2 capsules twice daily.
Take 30 minutes before meals or 2 hours after meals.
Jumpstart Kit (CellCore): BioToxin Binder
4–6 weeks
1 capsule twice daily.
Take 30 minutes before meals or 2 hours after meals (e.g., morning and evening).
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