KETOBEST Ketoanalogues / Essential Amino Acids 600mg Film-Coated Tablet 1's
Indications/Uses
Dosage/Direction for Use
Ketobest is given as long as the GFR is <25 mL/min and a diet with an intake of maximum 40 g protein/day (for adults) is followed.
Overdosage
Administration
Contraindications
Warnings
Special Precautions
Use in Pregnancy & Lactation: No experience has been made so far with the administration of Ketobest during pregnancy and lactation.
Use In Pregnancy & Lactation
Adverse Reactions
Drug Interactions
As the uremic symptoms improve under Ketobest, a possible administration of aluminum hydroxide should be reduced.
Pay attention to a reduction of serum phosphate.
In order not to interfere with absorption, do not take drugs together with Ketobest that form sparingly soluble compounds with calcium (eg, tetracyclines, quinolones eg, ciprofloxacin and norfloxacin, iron-, fluoride- and estramustin-containing drugs).
Between the intake of Ketobest and drugs from the mentioned categories, a period of at least 2 hrs should pass.
The susceptibility towards heart/cardiac-active glycosides and hence, also the risk of arrhythmia increases with the raise of the blood calcium concentration.
Storage
Action
Pharmacokinetics: In normal individuals, there is an increase in the plasma level of ketoanalogues, 10 min after oral ingestion. These levels reach values that are approximately 5 times higher than the initial level. Peak levels are reached within 20-60 min, and normal levels are reached again after 90 min. Gastrointestinal absorption is thus very rapid. In the plasma, a simultaneous increase in levels of the ketoanalogue and the corresponding amino acid show that transamination of the ketoanalogues is very rapid. Due to the natural pathways of disposal of α-ketonic acids in the organism, it is probable that exogenous intakes are very rapidly integrated into metabolic cycles. Ketoacids follow the same catabolic pathways as the classical amino acids.
Toxicology: Toxicological studies indicate that Ketobest has a low toxicity. Chronic toxicity study showed that minimum toxic dose (MIT) was 1200 mg/day (dog) and 2700 mg/day (rat), respectively. The minimum toxic dose of human being (70 kg) after dose conversion was 84 g/day (according to dog) and 189 g/day (according to rat), respectively.
Ketobest was found to show no fetal toxicity.
MedsGo Class
Features
- Amino Acid
- Ketoanalogues