Natural gastric juice

Natural gastric juice is an enzyme preparation used for digestive disorders. The preparation is a completely natural product obtained from dogs. Natural gastric juice is used for weak secretion of hydrochloric acid, lack of digestive enzymes, which leads to digestive disorders, pain in the stomach and other unpleasant symptoms. The preparation is natural and can be used to treat small children (from 1 year).

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Indications of natural gastric juice

The drug is taken in cases where the stomach has a dysfunctional secretion of hydrochloric acid (gastric achylia), gastritis with low acidity, and digestive disorders.

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Release form

The drug is available as a solution that is taken orally during meals. The juice is transparent or slightly yellowish, has a slight sour aroma and a bitter-sour taste.

The drug is packaged in 100 ml bottles.

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Pharmacodynamics

The drug is used as a replacement treatment for digestive disorders and enzyme deficiencies. The juice is obtained using the I.P. Pavlov method (sham feeding) from healthy dogs.

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Pharmacokinetics

The drug improves appetite, normalizes acidity in the stomach, eliminates pain and dyspeptic symptoms.

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Dosing and administration

The drug should be taken orally (drink) during meals, or immediately after meals. A single dose for adults is 15-30 ml, for children over 7 years old - 10-15 ml, 3-6 years old - 10 ml, 1-3 years old - 2.5-5 ml.

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Use of natural gastric juice during pregnancy

Natural gastric juice has no clinical data on the safety of use during pregnancy.

Contraindications

Natural gastric juice is contraindicated in case of hypersensitivity to the main component of the drug.

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Side effects of natural gastric juice

Natural gastric juice after ingestion can provoke heartburn or allergic reactions (itching, rash, etc.).

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Overdose

Natural gastric juice has no recorded data on cases of overdose, and no studies of symptoms have been conducted.

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Interactions with other drugs

Natural gastric juice has not undergone clinical trials for interaction with drugs.

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Storage conditions

Natural gastric juice should be stored in a dry, dark place; the storage temperature should not exceed 8°C (not below 2°C). If the solution has lost its transparency or flakes have appeared in it, the preparation is not suitable for use.

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Shelf life

Expiry date: 12 months from date of manufacture.

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