Acid Blockers

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22 Substances Researched for Acid Blockers

Name	AC	CK
Melatonin	2	11
Betaine	1	10
Folic Acid	1	10
Methionine	1	10
Neem	1	10
Tryptophan	1	10
Vitamin B-12	1	10
Vitamin B-6	1	10
Curcumin	3	4
Bisdemethoxycurcumin	1	2
Celery	1	2
Ellagic Acid	1	2
Ginger	1	2
Red Sage	1	2
Tabebuia	1	2
Verbascoside	1	2
Catechin	1	1
EGCG (Epigallocatechin gallate)	1	1
Oleic acid	1	1
Quercetin	1	1
Sage	1	1
Tannic Acid	1	1

Research Articles 17
Cumulative Knowledge Score 27
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A dietary supplement containing melatonin, l-tryptophan, vitamin B6, folic acid, vitamin B12, methionine and betaine, is superior to omeprazole in treating GERD. Oct 01, 2006

Neem bark has therapeutic potential for controlling gastric hypersecretion and gastroesophageal and gastroduodenal uclcers. Oct 29, 2004

Celery extract significantly protects the gastric mucosa and suppresses the basal gastric secretion in rats, possibly through its antioxidant potential.Jul 01, 2010

Curcumin compares favorably with bisdemethoxycurcumin in a gastric ulcer model system. Apr 01, 2009

Ellagic acid inhibits the gastric proton pumps, reducing acid secretion and the occurence of stress-induced gastric lesions. Jun 01, 2008

Ginger has a gastroprotective effect through its acid blocking and anti-Helico bacter pylori activity. Jul 01, 2009

Red sage (Salvia miltiorrhiza) contains a compound which inhibits the gastric proton pump, reducing acid production and lesions. Aug 01, 1990

Tabebuia tree bark extract has a protective effect against gastric lesions.Aug 13, 2008

Verbascoside isolated from Tectona grandis mediates gastric protection in rats via inhibiting proton pump activity.Sep 30, 2010

Catechins such as EGCG (found in green tea) act as proton pump inhibitors. Nov 01, 1992

Curcumin has profound immunosuppressive effects of potential value in organ transplantation. Oct 01, 2004

Curcumin protects against gastric ulcers by blocking H2 histamine receptors.Dec 01, 2005

Melatonin may provide a safe and effective alternative to proton-pump inhibitors in the treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease.Jul 01, 2008

Oleic acid may be a potent inhibitor of the proton pumps. Mar 01, 1991

Quercetin inhibits gastric proton pumps. Jan 01, 1992

Sage has gastroprotective compounds which exhibit proton and potassium pump inhibitory activity. Oct 01, 2009

Tannic acid inhibits the gastric proton pump, indicating its anti-secretory and anti-ulcerogenic properties. Apr 01, 1992

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