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OctKM06
9/14/06
10:16 AM
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Perform the Best balancing act with
Betaine HCl Pepsin & Gentian Bitters.
Optimal stomach acid production is a major step for
the efficiency of the digestive process. While occasional
indigestion may result from acid irritating the esophagus, a line of research suggests that the cause of this
irritation may actually be LESS than optimal stomach
acid production. This can prevent foods from being broken down properly and place an added burden on the
remainder of the digestive process, including enzyme
production from the pancreas. Studies suggest that the
body's capacity to produce stomach acid normally
declines as we age, plus stress and other factors may
impact proper production. Occasional heartburn, bloating, belching, discomfort, and a "sour stomach", symptoms which are normally associated with too much
acid, may often result from this imbalance.
What you don’t know about
stomach acid could hurt you.
At the junction of the esophagus with the stomach is a
muscular structure known as the lower esophageal
sphincter (LES). When food enters the stomach, the LES
normally contracts, narrowing the passageway between
the esophagus and the stomach and preventing the
backflow of stomach contents into the esophagus. A
major trigger for the process of tightening the sphincter
is the presence of sufficient stomach acid. Where there
is a lack of stomach acid, the sphincter remains open,
allowing stomach contents, including any acid, to flow
back through the opening, potentially creating a sense
of irritation and discomfort. This suggests that the use
of some antacids can actually aggravate a painful problem by reducing stomach acid even more.
What Betaine HCl Pepsin
& Gentian Bitters provides.
Betaine HCl Pepsin & Gentian Bitters contains three
nutritional factors that perform complementary functions
designed to support the stomach's
digestive capacity. Betaine HCl is a
form of HCl used as a nutrient to
supplement the stomach's own production of HCl, or stomach acid.
Pepsin is an enzyme produced by
the body to digest protein-containing foods in the stomach.
Pepsin works in conjunction with
stomach acid to support protein
digestion. Gentian is an herb
used traditionally in many cultures to optimize digestive capacity and tonify the digestive tract.
Its bitter nature may help to
stimulate digestive secretions in
the stomach, priming it to digest
the food that we eat. The
German Commission E has
approved the use of gentian for
digestive support, which leads to
an increased secretion of saliva
and digestive juices. Supplemental
Betaine HCl and pepsin provide
support to the body's innate
production of these digestive factors.
Proper digestion means less
discomfort and improved health.
Because stomach acid is essential to the process of
absorbing nutrients from food and maintaining a proper
bacterial balance in the intestines, a lack of sufficient
acid production may lead to decreased health and general well-being. Amino acids and other peptides from
proteins, minerals, vitamin B12 and folic acid are nutrients that require proper levels of stomach acid for
their absorption. Adequate acid in the stomach is also
required for the conversion of the
digestive enzyme pepsin, which is
produced in the stomach and helps
with the digestion of proteins by
breaking them down into their
amino acid components. The
body’s ability to absorb and use
vitamin B12, as well as countless
other nutrients, may be negatively impacted by low stomach acid
and pepsin levels. Dietary B12 is
bound to animal proteins which
are normally broken down in
conjunction with acid and pepsin
in the stomach. Low production
of stomach acid may decrease
the efficiency of this process,
leaving vitamin B12 bound to
the protein source and making it
unavailable for absorption.
Make sure you always
recommend the Best.
Betaine HCl Pepsin &
Gentian Bitters, like all other
Doctor’s Best products, is a
science-based formulation made with
the highest quality raw materials available at clinically tested potencies. If you would like more details
about it, or any other Doctor’s Best product, call us
at 800-333-6977,
or visit our highly
informative website at
www.drbvitamins.com.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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