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BIOTICS RESEARCH
Gastrazyme
Vitamin U complex
Food Supplements
90 tablets
Food supplement containing a vitamin U complex
Biotics Research Corporation
6801 Biotics Research Dr
Rosenberg, TX 77471
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The composition may be subject to variations, so we advise you to always check the list on the purchased product.
The list of ingredients may vary, so we advise you to always check the list on the product you buy.
Ingredients: bulking agent: microcrystalline, gamma-oryzanol, pisum sativum, organic vegetable culture enriched with selenium and rubidium, naturally contains polyphenols, SOD and catalase, modified cellulose gum, chlorofylline, vitamin U, anti-caking agent: magnesium stearate, vitamin A, mixed cartenoids.
Composition per 2 tablets:
Gamma-Oryzanol (from rice - Oryza sativa)***.................................................... 200 mg
Small weight mix (Pisum Sativum)*** ............................................ 180 mg
Chlorophyllin (from Mulberry / Morus alba)***....................................................... 40 mg
Vitamin U (DL-Methionine methylsulfonium chloride)***................... 20 mg
Vitamin A (palmitate & carotenoid complex)............. 1,060 mcg RE
3.530 IU ****; 132%**
** RDA: Recommended Daily Allowance
*** RDA not determined
**** IU: International Units
Organically grown. Naturally contains polyphenols, SOD and catalase
Does not contain: gluten, yeast, lactose, soya, sugar, preservatives, synthetic colourings or flavourings.
Contraindications : There are no known contraindications at the indicated doses.
Side effects: There are no known side effects at the indicated doses.
Interactions : Interactions with allopathic or natural medicines are always possible.
Recommended dosage: With meals
- Standard: 2 x 1 tablet per day.
- Therapeutic: 3 x 2 tablets a day.
- Acute phase: 3 x 5 tablets a day (until symptoms subside, then for at least thirty days at the therapeutic dose)
Indications :
- Dyspepsia (disturbance in the digestion of food, resulting in
a feeling of bloating or pain in the stomach)
- Heartburn, acid reflux, acid reflux
- Peptic ulcer, gastric ulcer (stomach, duodenum)
- Gastritis (inflammation of the stomach lining)
- Prevention of drug-induced gastropathy (NSAIDs,
corticosteroids)
- Elimination of Helicobacter Pylori is part of the protocol
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