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Digestive enzymes catalyze digestion, breaking down larger molecules into more easily absorbed particles, thus supporting digestion and nutrient absorption. Different digestive enzymes specialize in the digestion of different molecules, like Lipase, for example, which works to break down fats and fat-containing foods like nuts, meats, dairy products and oils. Each blend of enzymes contains different ratios of various enzymes, to assist with various types of digestion. Consider what kind of digestive support you may benefit from, and consult with your physician or medical professional to determine which enzyme blend may be best for you.

When purchasing enzymes, you may notice the units of measurement on the supplement fact panel are not listed in weight, but in units unique to the enzyme (ex: Proteases are measured in HUT, Amylase in DU, Lactase are measured in LacU and so on). The Food Chemical Codex (FCC), which is created by the United States Pharmacopeia (USP), establishes the standard measurements for supplements. While most food or nutrients are based on weight, enzymes are measured by units of activity and potency, with no direct correlation between weight and units of activity. All but two of our enzyme products list the enzymes in this way. However, the Gluten Relief Enzymes and the Gut Flora Health+ Enzymes utilize innovative & unique proprietary blends, meaning that the blends are protected by keeping them secret. All the ingredients are listed on the label, but the precise amounts are not disclosed so as to protect the formula from competitors. We hope that we can assure you that, though we don’t list the precise measurements, this product is of the highest quality. We worked with only the best in formulating this product; every finished product is rigorously tested for safety and efficacy to guarantee results. If you have further questions, please let us know!

Well, we tried! At first we attempted making our enzymes liquid formulas, but we weren’t able to make it shelf stable. Then we attempted to make a powder that would be mixed into water, but that wasn’t very palatable! Ultimately, we determined that a capsule would have to suffice. We are, however, confident in these capsules, otherwise we wouldn't have made them!