Dr Clark Digestive Aid Supports Stomach & Digestive System

Dr Clark Digestive Aid

Hydrochloric Acid Production Declines with Age

Hydrochloric Acid Facts

Optimum levels of stomach acid (pH 1 to pH 3) may help

(a) Stop heartburn or indigestion in many instances where too little stomach acid is the problem.

Note: In rare instances an individual may have too much stomach acid, in which case take Dr. Clark Balanced Bicarb Antacid*

(b) Stop constipation, gas, bloating and other digestive discomforts.

How can proper stomach acid levels stop constipation, gas, bloating and other digestive discomforts?

(a) Proper acid levels improve digestion by helping your body cleanse and sanitize your food before it enters the bowels. This reduces harmful microorganisms, binging about balance of good flora*

(b) Proper acid levels initiate production of enzymes. Proper acid levels prepare proteins for proper digestion and even improve your mood by increasing the body’s ability to extract vitamin B-12 (a vitamin that makes you happy!) and a number of other nutrients (including minerals) from of your food *

Proper Digestion and Acid Reflux?

Stomach acid is essential in maintaining a healthy digestive system, it allows the body to break down protein, activates enzymes, releases vitamin B-12 into your body (supporting balanced mood), and most importantly it helps sanitize food in stomach before it enters the colon, this helps maintain balance of microorganisms and flora in the colon.

If you suffer from occasional heartburn indigestion do not take stuff that shuts down your stomach acids! It’s there for a reason! Contrary to popular belief, excess stomach acid is not the problem in most cases of heartburn. In fact, it is a lack of stomach acid that most often causes the condition.
Why is that? That is because too little acid in the stomach can causes food to putrefy and expand into the esophagus, causing heartburn indigestion.

Before turning off your stomach acid, try taking supplements that help maintain a healthy level of acidity in your stomach.

Next: Question: How can I get heartburn when I have insufficient stomach acid?

Question: How can I get heartburn when I have insufficient stomach acid?

Answer: Because the acidity of the stomach is too low to digest and sanitize the food you eat. This causes the food to putrefy, form gas and eventually expand into the sensitive part of the esophagus. The esophagus is not designed to tolerate acid. An acid level of 5pH is too low for the stomach but painful for the esophagus.

We don’t guarantee you will get rid of your occasional heartburn or indigestion by taking our supplements since in rare cases people get heartburn sensations because they produce too much acid already. In this case discontinue use of our product. If this product does not work for you please talk to your health professional. If you need to reduce your stomach acid level, try Balanced Bicarb Antacid.

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