Thorne MediClear Plus

Some athletes deal with chronic gut issues during training and end up working with a dietitian on a structured elimination diet to figure out which foods are actually triggering the problem. That process needs a protein source that isn't itself a common allergen, which is where MediClear Plus comes in.

Thorne built this as a rice and pea protein powder with a complete multivitamin and mineral profile layered in, designed as the foundation of a practitioner-guided elimination or detox program rather than a daily post-workout shake.

A hypoallergenic protein base – Rice and pea protein carry a lower risk of triggering a reaction than dairy or soy, which matters specifically during an elimination diet where you're trying to isolate a food sensitivity.

A full nutrition profile – Beyond the protein, each serving includes a complete vitamin and mineral range plus curcumin, grape seed, and green tea phytosomes, covering nutritional gaps that can show up during a restricted eating phase.

Built for structured use – This is designed to be used for a defined stretch of time under practitioner guidance, not as an everyday recovery shake.

Rice and pea protein together provide a fairly complete amino acid profile while carrying a much lower allergenic potential than dairy or soy protein, which is the whole reason they're paired here. The curcumin, grape seed, and green tea phytosomes are included to support the body's normal inflammatory response during a period when diet is more restricted than usual. This product is not classified as a medical food and isn't intended to replace one.

How to Use Thorne MediClear Plus

Dose: Mix two scoops with at least 8 ounces of cold water, juice, rice milk, or nut milk once daily, or as recommended by your health-care practitioner.

During a practitioner-guided program: Take it a few hours apart from other medications or supplements, since the complete vitamin and mineral profile can affect how those are absorbed. Check with your practitioner before using it beyond three months.

Do not use in diets supplying less than 600 calories per day without complete medical supervision. This product contains pea protein, so anyone with a serious peanut allergy should use caution given the potential for cross-reactivity between legumes. Consult your healthcare provider before use if pregnant.