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Why GastroAid is so good

For those with digestive issues, GastroAid is a comprehensive formula that specifically targets the main reasons that acid reflux and indigestion occur. Developed for those with digestive discomfort including those with acid dysregulation. 

How to take it?

  • Take one capsule twice per day with your main meals.

Caution

  • If you are taking any medications (including proton pump inhibitors H2 blockers or antacids or are under medical supervision, please consult a doctor or a healthcare professional before use.
  • Diabetics / Hypoglycemics: Use only under a doctor’s supervision because this product contains Artichoke and Caraway which may enhance insulin sensitivity and may affect your blood glucose levels.
  • Those with hypotension (low blood pressure): Use only under a doctor’s supervision because this product contains Artichoke which may increase the risk of hypertension.
  • This product should not be taken by pregnant or breastfeeding women.

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Vegetarian

Allergen-free

Additives-free

Gluten-free

Dairy-free

Lactose-free

Non-gmo

Halal

Kosher

Kind on stomach

Easy to swallow

20%

of people are estimated to suffer from acid reflux, also known as 'GERD'. A common problem and shouldn't be ignored.

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How it works?

GastroAid is an advanced formula for those who need support with digestion. The combination of betaine hydrochloride, digestive enzymes and botanicals provides digestive support. With naturally sourced, plant-based ingredients of the highest quality and zero nasty additives, our GastroAid will provide the tools you need for optimal digestive health and wellbeing.

Betaine hydrochloride

Betaine Hydrochloride (also known as trymethylglycine (TMG) is a naturally occurring compound derived from Choline combined with hydrochloric acid. Betaine HCl is used to address hypochlorhydria (low stomach acid levels), which may contribute to signs often associated with acid reflux.

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Digestive enzymes

With digestive enzymes including amylase, lipase and protease aid with the breakdown of food and facilitate digestion. When foods are not broken down properly, they could trigger indigestion and acid reflux, also known as heartburn. The majority of individuals with indigestion and acid reflux do not produce enough stomach acid to break down foods and nutrients effectively. This partially digested food puts strain on the oesophagus (the ring of muscles at the top of the stomach), and as a result, acid seeps back up into the oesophagus causing a burning sensation. By correcting the acidity level, food is digested and broken down properly, taking the pressure of the oesophageal sphincter.

Research concludes that digestive enzyme combinations have been in use for a long time and have a modest response in ameliorating various symptoms of dyspepsia due to both functional and organic causes.1 Studies show the favourable role of oral digestive enzyme supplementation in patients with functional dyspepsia due to inadequate digestive enzymes and can reduce signs of functional dyspepsia.2 Enzymes may reduce the time food stays in the stomach, reducing pressure on the lower oesophageal sphincter and reducing reflux signs.


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Herbs

With herbs that stimulate the flow of digestive juices** such as bile. Proper assimilation of foods by bile is essential for the proper functioning of the digestive system. Bile emulsifies fats and aids with the absorption of fats and essential fat soluble vitamins like Vitamins A, D, E and K.

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Artichoke

Artichoke helps with digestive discomfort (e.g. feeling of fullness, flatulence) and stimulates hapato-biliary effects.*** Artichoke extract may promote bile secretion and accelerate gastrointestinal transit, reducing the risk of food lingering in the stomach, which can contribute to acid reflux.3 

The polyphenols in artichokes may help reduce irritation in the oesophagus caused by stomach acid. 

The research concludes that Artichoke improves the upper gastro-intestinal symptoms of dyspepsia.4 A clinical trial found that Artichoke Leaf extract can improve the quality of life and provide support of the upper gastrointestinal signs in individuals with dyspepsia,4 delayed gastric emptying and the resulting acid reflux.

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German Chamomile

German Chamomile helps support the treatment of gastro-intestinal complaints such as minor spasms, epigastric distension, flatulence and belching.*** German chamomile may have gastroprotective properties and can be used by individuals with acid reflux5 to reduce the irritation of mucosal tissues.6

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Fennel

Fennel contributes to gastric membrane protection and helps to reduce digestive discomfort.*** Fennel seed contains bioactives that may relax the smooth muscles of the gastrointestinal tract, which may reduce oesophageal spasms and help to support signs associated with acid reflux.7 Fennel also promotes digestion by stimulating gastric motility, reducing bloating, and minimising the buildup of gas, which can exacerbate reflux signs. 

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Amla

Amla, also known as Indian gooseberry, can help protect and soothe the oesophageal lining irritated by gastric acid. A study, published in the Journal of Integrative Medicine, aimed to evaluate the efficacy and safety of Amla concluded that Amla was safe and effective for managing signs of NERD (non-errosive reflux disorder). Its gastroprotective and mucosal-protective properties effects, make it a promising option for the management and treatment of GORD (acid reflux).8

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Caraway Seeds

Caraway Seeds contain essential oils that may exhibit antispasmodic and antimicrobial properties.9,10,11 These compounds help relax smooth muscles of the gastrointestinal tract, reduce stomach spasms, and helps with signs of dyspepsia (indigestion) often associated with acid reflux. The antioxidant properties of caraway may reduce oxidative stress, protecting the gastric lining from irritation caused by acid reflux.11

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Bamboo Extract

Bamboo Extracts are rich in flavonoids and phenolic compounds. These may reduce oxidative stress, a contributor to mucosal damage in acid reflux. Studies show that Bamboo Extracts potentially calms the oesophageal and gastric sensitivity often seen in acid reflux​.12

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What's the difference between heartburn and indigestion?

People often refer to their heartburn as indigestion. However, indigestion covers a variety of digestive complications and symptoms, not just heartburn. Heartburn is a specific type of indigestion creating a burning feeling in the chest caused by stomach acid travelling up towards the throat.

Learn more.

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