What is it? (physiology and clinical effects) Betaine HCl is used to
increase stomach acid levels, in individuals with low levels.
Clinically relevant conditions:
Angina
Acne Rosacea
Anemia
Asthma
Candidiasis
Food sensitivities
Gallstones
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Food
Sources: Betain HCl is derived from sugar beets.
Risk factors
and symptoms of deficiency: (who is likely deficient) Individuals with
food sensitivities, and poor digestive function are likely to have low stomach
HCl.
Recommended dosage: (how much usually taken) Consult
with your healthcare practitioner on the initial dose. Reduce dosage if there is
a burning sensation in your stomach.
Contraindications:(side
effects / precautions / interactions / drug interactions) Use with caution
if you have a history of heartburn, gastritis, or reflux.
