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Source of validity: Traditional
Rating (out of 5): 2

A "vegetable blend (proprietary)" generally refers to a mixture of powdered or extracted vegetables, sometimes including ingredients like spinach, kale, broccoli, carrots, and others. The use of vegetables for supporting digestive health, including the stomach, is primarily justified by traditional dietary practices and broad nutritional recommendations. Historically, vegetables have been consumed as a staple part of healthy diets in many cultures, and their fiber content, vitamins, minerals, and phytonutrients are believed to support overall digestive function and health. Specifically, fiber from vegetables can help support regular bowel movements and promote a healthy gut environment, indirectly benefiting the stomach. However, there is limited direct scientific evidence that generic "vegetable blends," especially in proprietary or supplement forms, provide targeted or significant support specifically for the stomach as an isolated body system. Most research focuses on whole vegetable consumption and general digestive or gastrointestinal health, rather than specific effects of blends. Additionally, the actual composition and concentrations in proprietary blends are often undisclosed, making it difficult to assess efficacy. Thus, while there is a long tradition supporting vegetable intake for digestive health, high-quality clinical evidence specifically for proprietary blends supporting the stomach is limited.

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