Indigestion, Heartburn, and Low Stomach Acidity Stack

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Dosage		Compound	Notes
0		Yellow Dock	Yellow dock is a digestive stimulant widely used in traditional medicine in North America.
0.00		Yarrow buy	Yarrow is a digestive stimulant widely used in traditional medicine in North America.
0		Wormwood	Wormwood is believed to stimulate digestion and relieve spasms in the intestinal tract.
0		Vitamin B-Complex	People with achlorhydria (no stomach acid) or hypochlorhydria may not metabolize B vitamins properly, putting them at risk of developing various nutritional deficiencies, which could presumably contribute to the development of a wide range of health problems.
0.00		Vervain buy	Vervain is a digestive stimulant widely used in traditional medicine in North America.
0.00		Thyme buy	Thyme is a gas-relieving herb that may be helpful in calming an upset stomach.
0.00		Slippery Elm buy	Slippery elm may have an anti-inflammatory effect in the stomach and intestines, and its mucilage content appears to protect against the damaging effects of acid on the esophagus.
0.00		Rosemary buy	Rosemary is a gas-relieving herb that may be helpful in calming an upset stomach.
0		Rooibos	Rooibos is traditionally used as a tea as a digestive aid.
0		Prickly Ash	Prickly ash acts as a digestive stimulant and may be helpful for indigestion.
0.00		Picrorhiza buy	Boldo has been used in South America for a variety of digestive conditions.
0.00		Oregon Grape buy	Oregon grape may stimulate digestion and relieve spasms in the intestinal tract.
0.00		Marshmallow buy	Marshmallow is a demulcent herb, meaning it seems to work by decreasing inflammation and forming a barrier against irritants such as stomach acid.
0.00		Licorice buy	Licorice protects the mucous membranes lining the digestive tract by increasing the production of mucin, a compound that protects against the adverse effects of stomach acid and various harmful substances.
0.00		Lemon Balm buy	Lemon balm is a gas-relieving herb that is used traditionally for indigestion.
0.00		Lavender buy	Lavender is a gas-relieving herb that may be helpful in calming an upset stomach.
0.00		Juniper buy	Juniper acts as a digestive stimulant and may be helpful for indigestion.
0.00		Horehound buy	Horehound's major active constituent increases the flow of saliva and gastric juice.
0.00		Goldenseal buy	Goldenseal is a digestive stimulant widely used in traditional medicine in North America.
0.00		Gentian buy	Gentian is a bitter herb thought to stimulate digestion by increasing saliva production and promoting stomach acid and digestive enzyme production.
0.00		Elecampane buy	Elecampane has been used by herbalists to treat people with indigestion.
0.00		Dandelion buy	Dandelion acts as a digestive stimulant and may be helpful for indigestion.
0.00		Cinnamon buy	Cinnamon is a gas-relieving herb that may be helpful in calming an upset stomach.
0.00		Chaparral buy	People in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico have long used chaparral tea to help calm upset stomachs.
0.00		Chamomile buy	Chamomile is effective in relieving inflamed or irritated mucous membranes of the digestive tract.
0.00		Centaury buy	Centaury acts as a digestive stimulant and may be helpful for indigestion.
0		Boldo	Boldo has a history of use in South America for a variety of digestive conditions.
0.00		Blessed Thistle buy	Blessed thistle acts as a digestive stimulant and may be helpful for indigestion.
0.00		Bladderwrack buy	Bladderwrack is a demulcent herb, meaning it seems to work by decreasing inflammation and forming a barrier against irritants such as stomach acid.
0.00		Bitter Melon buy	Bitter melon acts as a digestive stimulant and may be helpful for indigestion.
0.00		Betaine Hydrochloride buy	Consult your doctor. Supplementing betaine hydrochloride with meals may improve digestion in people who have been diagnosed with low stomach acid (hypochlorhydria).
0.00		Basil buy	Basil is a gas-relieving herb that may be helpful in calming an upset stomach.
0.00		Barberry buy	Taking barberry may help stimulate digestion and relieve an upset stomach.
0		Anise	Anise is a gas-relieving herb that may be helpful in calming an upset stomach.
0		Andrographis	Andrographis acts as a digestive stimulant and may be helpful for indigestion.
500	mg	Turmeric buy	500 mg four times per day, for indigestion. In a double-blind trial, turmeric was found to relieve indigestion.
4	g	Sage buy	4 to 6 grams daily of dried leaf or equivalent, for indigestion. Sage is a gas-relieving herb that may be helpful in calming an upset stomach.
90	mg	Peppermint buy	90 mg of oil plus 50 mg of caraway oil in enteric-coated capsules taken three times per day, for indigestion only. A combination of peppermint, caraway, and fennel has been shown to reduce gas and cramping in people with indigestion
2	cups	Linden	Several cups of tea per day, made with 2 to 3 tsp of dried flowers per cup of hot water, for indigestion. Linden has a long tradition of use for indigestion. It has antispasmodic action and may help people who suffer from upset stomach or excessive gas.
4	mg	Greater Celandine buy	4 to 8 mg chelidonine in a standardized herbal extract three times per day. One study found that a standardized extract of greater celandine could relieve indigestion symptoms (such as abdominal cramping, sensation of fullness, and nausea) significantly better than placebo.
2	g	Ginger buy	2 to 4 grams daily fresh ginger or equivalent for indigestion. Ginger, with its anti-inflammatory and anti-nausea effects, has a history of use in treating gastrointestinal complaints, from flatulence to ulcers. It has been shown to enhance intestinal movements that aid digestion.
1.2		Fennel buy	1/2 tsp (2 to 3 grams) of ground or crushed seeds three times daily, taken directly oras tea. Studies have found that a combination of peppermint, caraway, and fennel is useful in reducing gas and cramping in people with indigestion.
0.00		Digestive Enzymes buy	Lipase, a pancreatic enzyme, aids in the digestion of fats and may improve digestion in some people.
0.00		Charcoal buy	Supplementing with charcoal may help relieve gas.
50	mg	Caraway	50 mg of oil plus 90 mg of peppermint oil in enteric-coated capsules taken three times per day for indigestion only. One trial found that a combination with peppermint, caraway, and fennel was useful in reducing gas and cramping in people with indigestion.
3	g	Bitter Orange buy	3 cupsof tea daily, prepared with 1 to 2 grams of dried peel. Bitter orange has traditionally been used as a digestive aid.
4	mg	Astaxanthin buy	4 to 12 mg per day. The carotenoid astaxanthin may inhibit the growth of Helicobacter pylori and reduce related gastric inflammation.
500	mg	Artichoke Extract buy	500 to 1,000 mg cynarin in a standardized herbal extract three times per day. Extracts of artichoke have been repeatedly shown in research to be beneficial for people with indigestion.

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