Quick Verdict
The digestion diary: daily bloat scores (baseline 6.8/10 post-lunch average, week-six 3.2), the heavy-hours count (afternoons lost to after-meal discomfort: eleven of fourteen baseline days, three of fourteen in weeks five-six), and meals settling 'light' becoming the norm entry. The third claim earns its billing: 4.6/5 on this axis.
Scoring The Heaviness
The focus: digestive balance — the label's third promise and the least-reviewed. Method: bloat scored post-meal (1-10) at lunch and dinner, the 'heavy afternoon' flag counted daily, and the meal-comfort vocabulary logged ('settled light / sat heavy / bloated'). Baseline fortnight told the story that sent our tester shopping: post-lunch scores averaging 6.8, eleven of fourteen afternoons flagged heavy, dinner routinely 'sat till bedtime.'
Context held constant per protocol: no simultaneous diet renovation (the attribution rule), the usual meals deliberately unchanged through week four — the formula tested against the real diet, not a reformed one.
The Lightening
The curve ran gradual and legible: post-lunch scores drifting through the 5s in weeks two-three, breaking to 4.1 by week four, settling at 3.2 across weeks five-six — with the heavy-afternoon count falling from eleven-of-fourteen to three. The diary's texture entries carry the lived version: 'lunch ended and the afternoon just... started' (day 26); 'dinner settled before dishes were done' (day 33); and week five's summary, 'I forgot to score yesterday because there was nothing to score.'
Weeks five-six added the swap layer (the sauce and fiber guides' upgrades) and scores held rather than dropped further — the formula's contribution having done its lifting on the unchanged diet, the habits now compounding it. Axis verdict: 4.6 — the least-marketed claim delivering the most daily-life comfort, and the diary's last line earning quote status: 'lighter isn't a number, but you know it at 2 PM.'
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