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DGL

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DGLDeglycyrrhizinated Licorice (cough remedy)
DGLdergleichen (German: the like, ditto; also desgleichen)
DGLDingli (postal locality, Malta)
DGLDistributed Graphics Library (Silicon Graphics)
DGLDirty Girl for Life
DGLDiocese of the Great Lakes
DGLDevice Independent Graphics Language/Libraries
DGLDoped Glass Laser
DGLDirect Growth Lithography
DGLDifferential-Game-Based Guidance Law
DGLDienstgruppenleiter (German police leader)


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Enzymatic Therapy has introduced the following chewable products formulated with deglycyrrhizinated licorice: DGL Original and DGL Fructose-Free (also sugar-free), which are designed to stimulate natural protective factors in the digestive tract, helping to relieve stomach discomfort immediately; and DGL Ultra, an extra-strength (10:1 concentration) extract in German Chocolate flavor for those who don't care for the taste of licorice.
DGL has excellent soothing properties and works very well for treating irritated gastrointestinal tissue, even outside the stomach.
Sold in health food stores as DGL deglycyrhizinated licorice) it comes in the form of gum, chewable tablets or powder.
 
 
 
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