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Lamberts Betaine Hydrochloride (hcl) with Pepsin is a high quality hydrochloric acid food supplements, which is often used by people to increase the levels of stomach acids and their digestion.
Lamberts Betaine HCI 324mg/Pepsin 5mg, 180 Tablets
As we get older, our bodies begin to slow down and our stomachs are no exception.
As we age, hydrochloric acid production frequently declines, but remains important for the breakdown of food in the gut. Hydrochloric acid has several different functions; for example it sterilises the ingested food, acidifies it, activates a powerful protease called Pepsin and allows Vitamin B12 to be extracted from foodstuffs.
Following the above process, food then passes into the intestines, where it is further metabolised into the various nutrients.
This supplement will help to replace some of the lost acidity in the stomach, thus aiding the digestion of food, and may be favoured by those who wish to ensure a sufficiency of hydrochloric acid.
Product Specifications
| Typically per tablet: | |
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Betaine HCI |
324mg |
| Pepsin | 5mg |
Tableted with: DiCalcium Phosphate, Cellulose, Acacia, Magnesium Stearate, Stearic Acid, Silicon Dioxide. Disintegration time: Less than 30 minutes. Dosage recommendations: 1 to 3 tablet daily with a meal.
Caution: This product is not recommended for children, or pregnant or lactating women. DO NOT TAKE IF PEPTIC ULCERS ARE PRESENT OR SUSPECTED
Health Food Supplements may be useful sources to help fill the gaps in diets of people at certain times in their lives or to prevent deficiency symptoms, but they can never replace a varied, balanced diet. Supplements can also provide general health benefits effects for people who are lacking certain nutrients in their body.
NOTE: Never exceed the recommended daily dosage. Always remember to keep all your vitamins and other food supplements out of sight and reach of children. You should ensure that it is safe to start any new health supplement product if you are already taking or using a medicine, herbal remedy or other food supplements. Always consult your doctor or other qualified health care practitioner before taking any food supplement if you are receiving medication or treatment for any medical condition. Do not cease conventional treatment or medication for any reason without consulting your doctor or a qualified health practitioner. Do not take any health food supplement without first consulting your doctor or a qualified health practitioner if you are pregnant, are trying to conceive or are breast feeding.
