Take 2 tablets daily to relieve daily acetaldehyde exposure. To reduce Alcohol Flush Reaction, take an additional 2 tablets 45 minutes before drinking alcohol.

A bottle of Essential AD2 contains 70 tablets, a 1-month supply of 60 tablets, and 10 additional tablets to take 45 minutes prior to drinking alcohol.

We are exposed to acetaldehyde everyday in our food, environment, and through our lifestyles. Acetaldehyde is also created inside the body in low concentrations. Taking Essential AD2 daily relieves this exposure. The beneficial compounds in Essential AD2 also need time to build-up to protect you from larger amounts of acetaldehyde, like when drinking alcohol or smoking.

Yes. If you have ALDH2 Deficiency it is important to limit acetaldehyde exposure from all sources. Taken daily, Essential AD2 will protect you from the different sources of acetaldehyde.

Yes, Essential AD2 will significantly reduce the symptoms of Alcohol Flush Reaction, including facial redness, though it may not eliminate them completely. For maximum benefit, Essential AD2 should first be taken daily for up to 2 weeks. The symptoms of Alcohol Flush Reaction are caused by acetaldehyde accumulation, which Essential AD2 is clinically proven to limit.

The more alcohol you drink, the more likely it is you will experience symptoms. Everyone is different. If you are going to casually drink 2-3 drinks, Essential AD2 is a great option, and will help the redness. Some will experience 'pinkness', but it should be a noticeable reduction. Other symptoms like increased heart rate, overheating, or nausea may also be significantly reduced. This is also a sign that Essential AD2 is protecting from the damage occurring in the body from acetaldehyde. Those who binge drink, or drink many alcoholic beverages in a short period of time, may still experience the symptoms of Alcohol Flush Reaction, as very high amounts of acetaldehyde are entering the body at once. It is strongly recommended that those with ALDH2 Deficiency not binge drink, as there is nothing that can protect from very high levels of the acetaldehyde toxin. 

No. ALDH2 Deficiency is a genetic mutation, and therefore cannot be cured. For continued protection from acetaldehyde, it is important to continue to take Essential AD2 daily, like a daily multivitamin. For more information, visit ‘Is there a cure for ALDH2 Deficiency?’