DigestZyme 120 Caps
Digestive Enzyme Supplement

The ability of your body to adequately break down and digest foods is vital to building health. This is my personal favorite all around digestive enzyme.

If you experience any kind of digestive discomfort, I recommend you add DigestZyme to your supplementation.

DigestZyme Aids in complete and efficient food digestion and assists the process of food digestion in the stomach, reducing the digestive stress on the pancreas.

Each capsule of DigestZyme provides:

Recommended Usage for DigestZyme:

Two or more capsules with every meal. 1-2 capsules with snacks. To fully support digestion. you may wish to take at least one capsule at the beginning, middle and end of each meal.

Here's How the Ingredients May Help Your Digestion

Protease Blend
This blend of proeases consists of alkaline, neutral and acid proteases plus peptidase. The blend includes proteases that are active in a wide range of pH's, ensuring that protein digestion will begin in the stomach. 

Lipase
A lipid (fat) digesting enzyme from Aspergillus oryzae.  Incomplete digestion of fat allows fat to coat food particles and therefore interferes with the hydrolysis of other food components such as protein and carbohydrates.  Normal digestion of dietary fat is accomplished by lipases with the assistance of bile, which is produced by the liver and normally supplied by way of the gallbladder. 

Amylase
Supplementation with amylase allows digestion of carbohydrates during their transit through the gastrointestinal tract.  These enzymes can tolerate the low pH of the gastric juice.  The amylase hydrolyzes the starchy foods and liberates maltoses.

Cellulase
Cellulase helps digest the cellulose in the diet.

Lactase
This enzyme assists in the digestion of lactose from milk and other dairy products.

Invertase
Assists in the digestion of monosacharides (sugar).

Malt Diastase
To help digest maltose resulting from the amylase hydrolysis of starch.

Lactobacilus Acidophilus and Bifobacterium longum
Probiotics, often called "friendly flora," assist the lower digestive tract (colon) to help maintain the proper distribution of good bacteria and also help maintain the proper pH balance by encouraging the formation of lactic acid, which may help to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria.