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The use of Sodium Butyrate in preventing colon diseases

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  Diarrhoea & Gut Inflammation Alcohol consumption harms our stomach; butyrate prevents inflammation & stomach ulcers. Sodium butyrate combined with other SCFAs and silicon dioxide can benefit traveller’s diarrhoea. Traveller’s diarrhoea is more common among those who travel to exotic countries. In multiple studies, it has been observed that butyrate is helpful for healthy gut flora, controlling people’s inflammation, and maintaining a strong intestinal barrier. Butyric prevents Colon Cancer Butyric acid is widely preferred for the colonic enterocyte. Several potential anti-cancer properties are found. An increase in the rate of colonic cell proliferation is believed to be a risk factor for cancer. However, all cells in the colon are programmed with a time to die by a controlled process called apoptosis. It is probably the balance between apoptosis and the levels of proliferation and that determine whether a cancer will or will not develop. Although butyrate

Use of Ferric Orthophosphate?

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Ferricorthophosphate popularly known as iron phosphate, as inorganic chemical that contains iron. This mineral is a common ingredient in nutritional supplements in treating anemia, and iron deficiency in women. Ferric orthophosphate is also used in medicine and food. The mineral is helps athletes in enhancing their abilities and better performance in sports. Ferric orthophosphate is very useful for multiple functions in your body but using in large dosages can be poisonous and must be used carefully. This mineral is also a cause of iron poisoning among children if they ingest large amounts. This happens because the tablets look like candy and children love the taste of it leading to large dosage. Ferric orthophosphate is not soluble in water. In dilute mineral acids, Ferricorthophosphate is readily soluble. If we compare Ferric orthophosphate with other ferric phosphates, this mineral is white in color. Its small particle size gives it a unique feature and well absorbed. Fer

Treat low folate levels with L-Methyl folate

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L-Methyl folate is used in treating low folate levels in the patient’s body. Certain types of anemia are more common in people who have low folate levels. Why folate levels go down? Some of the conditions that cause low folate levels are pregnancy, poor diet, too much of alcohol consumption, some stomach or intestinal problems, liver problems, and even kidney dialysis. Women who are going through their childbearing age must get enough amount of folic acid through diet or supplements. It prevents spinal cord birth defects of their infants. How to use L-Methyl folate As directed by your doctor, take the product orally with food or without food mostly one time daily. When buying the over-the-counter product, you should follow all the directions written on the package of the product. If you have any doubt, please ask your pharmacist or doctor. It is recommended to consume dosage based on the medical condition. Do not increase the dose or irregularly take your medicine if not

Ferric Carboxymaltose vs Iron Isomaltoside in treating Iron-Deficiency Anemia

  Iron-deficiency anemia is today’s global health issue.   Iron isomaltoside 1000 now known as ferric derisomaltose and ferric carboxymaltose are intravenous iron formulations developed to treat those who are suffering from iron-deficiency anemia, especially in patients who do not tolerate or fail to respond to oral iron. Risks of hypophosphatemia following iron replacement with iron isomaltoside 1000 vs ferric carboxymaltose: There are randomized trials twice on 245 patients in total.   In trial A: number = 123 & in trial B: number = 122 suffering from iron-deficiency anemia (either intolerant to or unresponsive to oral iron). It was found that the incidence of hypophosphatemia with iron-isomaltoside, when compared with ferric carboxymaltose was 7.9% vs 75% in the trial A and 8.1% vs 73.7% in trial B for over 35 days. The differences were statistically important. The Conclusion: We can thus say that iron isomaltoside when compared with ferric carboxymaltose resulted in low

Use of Ferric citrate

  Ferric citrate contains iron that binds the phosphates we take via our food. It also helps us absorb some phosphates.  The substance is yellowish-brown to red in color. Ferric citrate is soluble in water. It has many uses, especially in the pharmaceutical industry. It is always a threat to the environment if it spreads.   It helps to lower the amount of phosphorus (as mineral) in your body.   Adults who are on dialysis can greatly benefit from ferric citrate as it is used to helps to control phosphorus levels. If someone is suffering from chronic kidney disease, that person can benefit medication containing ferric citrate.   It can also benefit those adults who are suffering from anemia deficiency with chronic kidney disease but aren’t on dialysis.   You must keep this medicine out of reach of kids. Ferric citrate can be dangerous for a child if you overdose. You can order ferric citrate from a leading chemical manufacturing firm WBCIL. It is available as powder &