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SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 1 Research
7
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 80 Reviews
8.4
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 Tablet
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid)
15 mg
17%
Folate (as folic acid) (408 mcg folic acid)
680 mcg DFE
170%
Vitamin B12 (as cyanocobalamin)
30 mcg
1250%
Iron (as fermented iron bisglycinate)
26 mg
144%
Organic Beetroot
125 mg
**
Food BlendOrganic brown rice, organic orange, organic, organic broccoli
30 mg
**
Top Medical Research Studies
7
Beet pectin improves gut health
[Influence of the food products, enriched with pectin, on properties of potentially patogenic representatives of the microflora of the large intenstine].
Research indicates dietary benefits
We investigated how a sour-milk drink enriched with beet pectin could help patients with constipation and irritable bowel syndrome.
Our study revealed improvements in the gut's microbiome, along with a decrease in harmful bacteria.
In contrast, kefir, which served as a comparison, showed less effectiveness in managing symptoms and did not significantly impact harmful gut microorganisms.
Thus, incorporating beet pectin into dietary interventions appears promising for those struggling with these gastrointestinal challenges.
Our study revealed improvements in the gut's microbiome, along with a decrease in harmful bacteria.
In contrast, kefir, which served as a comparison, showed less effectiveness in managing symptoms and did not significantly impact harmful gut microorganisms.
Thus, incorporating beet pectin into dietary interventions appears promising for those struggling with these gastrointestinal challenges.
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Most Useful Reviews
9.5
Natural ingredients
This supplement effectively raised my iron and haemoglobin levels. Made from natural organic ingredients, it’s acceptable in taste and can be taken at any time. Importantly, it does not cause constipation or stomach ache.
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9.5
Improved iron levels
I've been on Amazon for years but felt compelled to share my positive experience. Diagnosed with iron deficiency anaemia, I decided to try this supplement. Within a day, I felt a distinct increase in energy and clarity. Importantly, it is easy on my stomach and does not cause constipation, unlike other supplements. My doctor was pleased with my improved iron levels after a month. Highly recommended!
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9.5
No constipation during pregnancy
I took these during both pregnancies to combat severe anaemia. Initially, I was advised to take a high dosage, but I had no constipation despite this. Although the taste isn't great, the benefits are worth it. My iron levels improved significantly, and I highly recommend this product for pregnant women needing an iron boost.
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Medical Researches
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 1 Research
7
- All Researches
7
Beet pectin improves gut health
[Influence of the food products, enriched with pectin, on properties of potentially patogenic representatives of the microflora of the large intenstine].
Research indicates dietary benefits
We investigated how a sour-milk drink enriched with beet pectin could help patients with constipation and irritable bowel syndrome.
Our study revealed improvements in the gut's microbiome, along with a decrease in harmful bacteria.
In contrast, kefir, which served as a comparison, showed less effectiveness in managing symptoms and did not significantly impact harmful gut microorganisms.
Thus, incorporating beet pectin into dietary interventions appears promising for those struggling with these gastrointestinal challenges.
Our study revealed improvements in the gut's microbiome, along with a decrease in harmful bacteria.
In contrast, kefir, which served as a comparison, showed less effectiveness in managing symptoms and did not significantly impact harmful gut microorganisms.
Thus, incorporating beet pectin into dietary interventions appears promising for those struggling with these gastrointestinal challenges.
Read More
User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 80 Reviews
8.4
- All Reviews
- Positive Reviews
- Negative Reviews
9.5
Natural ingredients
This supplement effectively raised my iron and haemoglobin levels. Made from natural organic ingredients, it’s acceptable in taste and can be taken at any time. Importantly, it does not cause constipation or stomach ache.
9.5
Improved iron levels
I've been on Amazon for years but felt compelled to share my positive experience. Diagnosed with iron deficiency anaemia, I decided to try this supplement. Within a day, I felt a distinct increase in energy and clarity. Importantly, it is easy on my stomach and does not cause constipation, unlike other supplements. My doctor was pleased with my improved iron levels after a month. Highly recommended!
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9.5
No constipation during pregnancy
I took these during both pregnancies to combat severe anaemia. Initially, I was advised to take a high dosage, but I had no constipation despite this. Although the taste isn't great, the benefits are worth it. My iron levels improved significantly, and I highly recommend this product for pregnant women needing an iron boost.
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9.5
Stellar improvements
The best iron supplement. As a healthcare professional, I needed to take an iron supplement. Knowing that many stop due to gastrointestinal upset and constipation, I was hesitant. A friend praised this product for the lack of side effects and an increase in her Hemoglobin & Hematocrit. After 3 months, my Hematocrit rose by 6 points. Though the taste is quite bad, I've had no nausea or constipation.
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9.5
No nausea found
No side effects compared to prescription iron pills. I am anaemic due to heavy periods and fibroids. I had several surgeries, and my periods remained heavy after having my son. Initially, I endured dizziness and nausea from prescription pills. Upon stopping them, I felt better. I found that this supplement has a lower iron amount yet better absorption. I've taken it before bed, and after a month, I felt more energetic and less anxious. I've experienced no constipation with either Blood Builder or the prescription pills.
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