Dysphagia is a medical disorder characterized by difficulty swallowing. It is associated with a high rate of morbidity and mortality in the United States. The aim of this study is to investigate the efficacy and feasibility of incorporating GU Liquid Energy Gel into dysphagic therapy protocols to enhance swallowing function, reduce fatigue, and improve patient outcomes. The first stage of this line of inquiry focused on individuals with normal swallowing function. The participants were divided into three groups, with two receiving guaiac acid (GU) without caffeine and rest, one receiving GU with caffeine and rest, and one receiving only rest. The results of the study yielded interesting findings and aimed to determine if this particular gel could prove to be a valuable tool in managing fatigue during swallow therapy sessions. This suggests that GU may have the ability to provide sustained energy, potentially reducing fatigue and improving endurance during the therapy session. The use of GU as a supplement holds promise in improving patient outcomes and enhancing the overall effectiveness of treatment.