What are the effects and functions of Shimusheng Tablets?

Shimusheng tablets are a kind of yeast fermented bacteria, which are rich in vitamins. Taking Shimusheng tablets can effectively treat diseases such as malnutrition, and are also very effective in regulating the stomach and intestines. They can also effectively improve the effect of loss of appetite and have a good effect on increasing appetite. They can be eaten after meals, which is very good for digestion and can improve gastrointestinal motility.

The role of mother-feeding tablets

Yeast tablets contain vitamins B1 and B2, niacin and some amino acids. The function of yeast tablets is basically similar to that of vitamin B complex and is mainly used to supplement vitamin B. It has very weak effect on indigestion or loss of appetite. The reason why people think it can help digestion probably comes from the saying "yeast makes dough". In fact, live yeast is used to make dough, while the yeast in yeast tablets is dead and has no fermentation effect. Even if there is a slight fermentation effect, it can only make the starch in the human stomach produce gas and acid, causing warm gas, and cannot help digestion. If you eat too much yeast tablets, it will cause diarrhea. Therefore, children should never eat yeast tablets when they have diarrhea, so as not to aggravate the symptoms of indigestion.

Yeast tablets, also known as yeast extract, are often used clinically to treat indigestion. This is a habitual incorrect usage because the drug does not have a digestive effect. This medicine is rich in B vitamins, amino acids and trace element chromium, and is a nutritional supplement.

Precautions

1. Chew the tablet after meals.

2. Do not take in large quantities.

Adverse Reactions

There are no obvious adverse reactions. However, excessive dosage may cause diarrhea.

Dosage

0.5-4g each time, 3 times a day.

Drug interactions

1. Rhizoma Cibotii contains more aminobenzoic acid, which can antagonize the effects of sulfonamide drugs. The two should not be used together.

2. Raw milk contains a large amount of tyramine. When used with monoamine oxidase inhibitors such as pargyline, tyramine will not be decomposed and inactivated and enter the blood circulation, which may cause adverse reactions such as high blood pressure.

Pharmacological Action

Yeast is the dried fungus of beer yeast, which contains a variety of B vitamins and folic acid, inositol, invertase, maltase, etc. It can improve nutrition, help digestion, promote metabolic function, and supplement the deficiency of B vitamins.

Pharmacokinetics

(Not clear yet)

Indications

1. Prevent and treat malnutrition, indigestion and lack of appetite.

2. Prevent and treat vitamin B deficiency, such as vitamin B1 deficiency, beriberi, multiple neuritis, niacin deficiency (pellagra), etc.