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What do digestive enzymes do for you?

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Digestive Enzymes. No matter what specific foods we eat, our diets are composed of protein, fat and carbohydrates. Digestive enzymes break down protein, carbohydrates and fats into progressively smaller components. Enzyme supplements normally contain amylase, protease and lipase. read more

If you have broken digestive system then digestive enzymes are just a tool to help it function more normally. The goal is, of course, to try and get the digestive system working properly such that it produces all the digestive enzymes it needs and there is no longer a need to take supplemental ones. read more

Actually, everyone at some time or other, can benefit from enzymes and improved digestion whether it’s gluten and casein digestants to lend a hand for a difficult job,hydrolytic enzymes to reduce pathogenic biofilms, proteolytic enzymes to reduce certain kinds of inflammation, HCl/pepsin to rest the parietal cells a spell, or general digestive enzymes to help a meal’s lack of raw foods. read more

So, if you’re overcoming a leaky gut, transitioning from a diet of processed foods, having digestive issues such as gas, bloating, indigestion, reflux, diarrhea, constipation, or undigested food in your stool, I recommend giving digestive enzymes a try. read more

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