Enzymedica Betaine HCl 120 Veggie Caps | Stomach Acid & Digestive Support

Enzymedica Betaine HCl supports healthy stomach acid production for those with low gastric acid, aiding digestion and nutrient absorption. This formula combines Betaine HCl with Pepsin and MucoSave® for comprehensive digestive support in 120 veggie caps (up to 60-day supply).

• Primary ingredient: Betaine HCl with Pepsin and MucoSave® for balanced digestion
• Product form: 120 veggie caps for a plant-based, non-animal supplement option
• Digestive benefits: Supports healthy stomach acid levels for protein digestion and mineral absorption
• Target nutrients: May help support absorption of B12, iron, and calcium when stomach acid is balanced
• Usage guidance: Take with or immediately after a protein-containing meal; never on an empty stomach; start with a low dose and increase gradually under healthcare practitioner guidance
• Safety considerations: Contraindicated if you have gastric or duodenal ulcers or gastritis; consult your healthcare practitioner before use

With Betaine HCl, digestion of proteins is supported as stomach acid becomes more available. Pepsin assists in breaking down proteins, MucoSave® helps soothe the stomach lining, and the formula may support the absorption of essential minerals when acid levels are balanced. The veggie-cap format provides a non-animal option, and the 120-capsule supply is designed for ongoing use.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: Who benefits from Betaine HCl?
  A: It is most beneficial for people with low stomach acid (hypochlorhydria), which is common in older adults and in individuals who use proton pump inhibitors long-term. If you have ulcers or gastritis, discuss with your healthcare practitioner before use.
• Q: Can I take Betaine HCl if I have ulcers?
  A: Betaine HCl is contraindicated if you have gastric or duodenal ulcers or gastritis; consult your healthcare practitioner for guidance.
• Q: How should I take Betaine HCl?
  A: Take with or immediately after a protein-containing meal. Do not take on an empty stomach. Start with a low dose and increase gradually under professional guidance.
• Q: What signs indicate low stomach acid?
  A: Common signs include feeling full quickly, bloating or burping after meals, and nutrient deficiencies such as low B12, iron, or zinc. A healthcare professional can help assess symptoms.