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Ohta's Isan A Tablets

Ohta's Isan A Tablets

Ohta's Isan

65
Safety70
Efficacy60
Transparency0
Based on Examine, Wikipedia, and 23 other sources

Overview

Ohta's Isan A Tablets combine digestive enzymes with antacids and a bile acid derivative to offer comprehensive support for various gastrointestinal discomforts. While the individual components are recognized for their respective actions in digestion and acid neutralization, the specific blends of enzymes lack independent clinical research to confirm their precise efficacy and optimal dosing. The inclusion of three antacids with overlapping mechanisms might lead to redundancy or increased risk of side effects from over-neutralization. Ursodeoxycholic acid is well-researched for liver and bile conditions but its contribution to general indigestion at this dose may be modest.

The Good

Multi-faceted approach combines digestive enzymes, antacids, and bile acid for comprehensive digestive support.

Contains digestive enzymes (Lipase AP6, Prozyme 6, Biodiastase 1000) which can help break down fats, proteins, and carbohydrates, alleviating indigestion and bloating.

Includes fast-acting antacids (Sodium hydrogen carbonate, Precipitated calcium carbonate) for rapid relief of heartburn and acid reflux.

The Bad

Lack of specific human clinical trials for most enzyme components labeled as 'AP6', 'Prozyme 6', and 'Biodiastase 1000'.

Potential for gastrointestinal side effects, especially with high doses of sodium hydrogen carbonate and calcium carbonate.

Possible drug interactions with sodium hydrogen carbonate and potential for hypercalcemia with precipitated calcium carbonate if intake is excessive.

Is it for you?

Best For: Generally safe for short-term use in healthy adults following recommended dosages., Long-term use of high doses of antacids (sodium hydrogen carbonate, calcium carbonate, hydrotalcite) can lead to electrolyte imbalances, constipation, or kidney stone formation.

Skip If: You're on blood thinners or have food allergies

Ingredients Analysis

Lipase AP6

60 mg

Prozyme 6

30 mg

Biodiastase 1000

60 mg

Ursodeoxycholic acid

12.6 mg

Sodium hydrogen carbonate

1530 mg

Synthetic hydrotalcite

900 mg

Precipitated calcium carbonate

270 mg

Keihi (Cinnamon) oil

10.4 mg

Lemon oil

4.46 mg

Wikyo (Fennel) oil

1.65 mg