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. 1971 Nov;12(11):897–898. doi: 10.1136/gut.12.11.897

Antipeptic activity of antacids

J T Kuruvilla
PMCID: PMC1411950  PMID: 4943614

Abstract

An in vitro experiment based on the digestion of haemoglobin with pepsin was carried out to test the claim made by some manufacturers that the antacids used in their proprietary preparations had an intrinsic antipeptic activity independent of the change brought about by alteration of pH. In no case could these claims be substantiated.

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