The Trinity Pack Synergy

Blake Roth

Alright, welcome back to Deep Dive with Blake and Amy. Today, we're getting into something a lot of folks have been asking about the root Trinity Pack. That's Clean Slate, Restore, and Zero-In.

Amy Johnson

We learned alot about it last night while we were having dinner with Clayton Thomas.

Blake Roth

Dinner was amazing, and not only is Clayton a blast to be around, he loves talking about the products he knows can change peoples lives. Amy, you wanna kick us off with what these actually are?

Amy Johnson

Yeah, absolutely. So, the Trinity Pack is basically ROOT’s three step system for total wellness. Clean Slate is all about detox getting rid of environmental toxins and heavy metals. Restore is focused on gut health and energy, and then Zero-In is their brain support, for mental clarity and focus. They’re designed to work together, not just as standalones.

Blake Roth

Right, and I think that’s the key. Like, you could just take one, but the idea is, Clean Slate clears out the junk, Restore helps your gut and energy bounce back, and then Zero-In gets your brain firing on all cylinders. It’s like, step one, step two, step three. Detox, restore, optimize. I mean, it’s kinda like cleaning out your garage before you try to organize it, right?

Amy Johnson

That’s actually a pretty good analogy, Blake. And, you know, I first heard about the Trinity Pack from a friend in Nashville’s wellness community. She was raving about how it wasn’t just about taking a bunch of supplements, but about this whole system—like, you’re not just patching holes, you’re actually rebuilding the foundation and then upgrading the wiring, if that makes sense.

Blake Roth

Yeah, and I think that’s what sets it apart. We’ve talked about single products before, but this is more like a team effort. Each one’s got a job, but together, they’re supposed to be way more effective. And, honestly, after all the stuff we’ve covered on toxins, gut health, and brain fog in the past, it kinda makes sense to have a system that hits all three.

Amy Johnson

So, let’s dig into what’s actually in these. Clean Slate, for starters, is built around bioavailable silica, trace minerals, and vitamin C. The big thing is, it helps your body passively detox—so you’re not doing some crazy cleanse, but you’re still getting rid of heavy metals and environmental toxins. We talked about this a bit in our episode on detoxing for kids, remember?

Blake Roth

Yeah, and I remember how important it was to have something gentle, especially for families. Clean Slate’s supposed to be that foundation—get the toxins out, so your body can actually do its job. And then, once you’ve got that clean slate—no pun intended—you move on to Restore.

Amy Johnson

Exactly. Restore is all about gut health. It’s got a full spectrum of vitamins, antioxidants, amino acids, and it’s vegan-friendly. The gut-brain axis is a huge deal—like, your gut health literally affects your mood, your energy, even how well you absorb nutrients. I mean, we’ve both read the studies, but I still find it wild how much your digestion can impact your brain.

Blake Roth

I did this little experiment a while back—nothing super scientific, just started paying attention to my gut health, cut out some junk, added in more fiber, and, honestly, I noticed my brain fog lifted. Like, I was remembering names, I wasn’t as tired in the afternoon. It’s not magic, but it’s real. And Restore helps with that, by giving your gut what it needs to thrive.

Amy Johnson

Then you’ve got Zero-In, which is the brain piece. It’s got turmeric for inflammation, pine bark for cognitive support, velvet bean seed for natural L-DOPA, and vitamin D for mood. The idea is, once your body’s detoxed and your gut’s working, your brain can actually make and use neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin. That’s where the mental clarity and focus come in.

Blake Roth

Yeah, and it’s not just about feeling sharper, it’s about supporting your brain’s natural chemistry. We talked about this in our episode on neurotransmitters and stress—how so many people are just masking symptoms instead of actually supporting their brain. Zero In helps your brain do what it’s meant to do, naturally.

Amy Johnson

So, here’s where it gets interesting. Using all three together isn’t just about stacking benefits—it’s about synergy. Clean Slate clears the way, Restore rebuilds, and Zero-In optimizes. The company says you get this cascading effect, where each product makes the others work better. It’s like, one plus one plus one equals, I don’t know, five?

Blake Roth

Math was never my thing, but I get it—it’s that 'greater than the sum of its parts' idea. I saw one user do the full Trinity Pack, and after a few months, their mood and focus were way better. Everyone’s different, but it’s cool seeing real results from the full system.

Amy Johnson

If you’re thinking about trying it, there’s actually a way to save some money. The Trinity Pack is Two Hundred and twelve dollars, if you just buy it once, but if you subscribe, you get 10% off, so it’s One hundred and ninety one dollars, and you get free shipping after your first order. I mean, supplements can get pricey, so I always look for those little subscription perks.

Blake Roth

Yeah, and if you’re already using one or two of these, it might make sense to just go all in and get the full pack. Plus, you don’t have to think about reordering every month. I’m all about making things easy, especially when it comes to health stuff.

Amy Johnson

Totally. And, you know, if you’re curious but not sure where to start, maybe just try the system for a month and see how you feel. Like we always say, listen to your body, track your changes, and don’t be afraid to tweak things as you go.

Blake Roth

Alright, I think that’s a wrap for today. We’ll be back soon with more deep dives—maybe even some listener stories about their Trinity Pack experiences. Amy, always a pleasure.

Amy Johnson

You too, Blake. Thanks for hanging out with us, everyone. Take care, and we’ll catch you next time on Deep Dive.