The body's ratio of calcium to phosphorus should be 2.5:1. When this ratio
is too high, alkalizing tendencies are difficult to control. Phosphoric acid
supplies dietary ash buffers which offset the symptoms of alkalosis. Symptoms
are joint stiffness upon arising, edema, nausea, pyloric spasms, muscle cramps,
bradycardia and excessive salivation. Urine chemistry may show an alkaline pH,
decreased chlorides, increased sodium and potassium, high bicarbonate and little
or no ammonia.
O.P.A. is of value in lowering uric acid levels and as an aid in the digestion
of carbohydrates. Phosphorus is needed for blood clotting, bone and tooth formation,
cell growth, normal heart rhythm and kidney function.
Serving Size: 4 ml
Servings per container: 15
Amount Per Serving
% Daily Value*
Vitamin B-2 (Riboflavin)
100 mcg
**
Phosphorus
125 mg
**
From orthophosphoric acid
395 mg
**
Inositol
21 mg
**
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. **Daily Value not established.
