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The Stomach
Overall
indications for nutritional aid
Frequent
digestive upset - Bloating or stuffy feeling in abdomen
General weakness or structural deterioration
Heaviness
in stomach after meals
Inability to gain muscle weight
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FEW WORDS ABOUT THE STOMACH
The
STOMACH is essentially a hollow bag designed to store food. The food
is then mixed with acid, mucus and pepsin, and then released into the
duodenum, or small intestine, at a controlled, steady rate.
The stomach is approximately 6-8 inches long by 3-4 inches wide, but
can expand to accommodate whatever food you eat.
Hydrochloric acid and a variety of digestive enzymes are secreted in
the stomach. These help break down the food into smaller pieces which
can be more readily digested.
In addition to this, the lower portion of the stomach, called the antrum,
has a grinding function which also helps mechanically break down
the food into smaller pieces.
Another function of the stomach, is to act as a kind of sterilizing
system, where the stomach acids kill germs in foods.
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I. OVERACTIVE - "HOT"
STRESSED STOMACH
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II. UNDERACTIVE - "COLD"
WEAKENED STOMACH
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General
Indications are:
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General
Indications are:
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Person is generally under 30
Sharp pains in the stomach/esophagus
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Person is generally over 30
Dull pains or burning sensations
Chronic bloated feeling
Excessive flatulence
Heavy feeling in the stomach
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Acute Indications
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Acute Indications
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Discomfort
with overeating or stress.
Acid burning, sour belching, heartburn, bloating.
Red receding gums.
Excess nervous tension (Stress).
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Nausea
and Flu-like Symptoms
Knotted feeling in the stomach
Severe gas or bloating
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Chronic Indications
Sharp pains after eating or drinking.
Pain triggered by spicy foods, sweet foods.
Pain with drinks or fibrous foods.
Less pain when eating dairy or starches.
INTESTINAL SOOTHE & BUILD *
GASTRO HEALTH
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Chronic Indications
Paleness, Anemia
Cold limbs and cold extremities
Frequent problems with gas and bloating
Symptoms of Hiatal Hernia
SPLEEN ACTIVATOR *
FOOD ENZYMES
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