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Enzymes Help Digestive Problems

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Written by Guest Blogger RoseMarie Pierce, Holistic Pharmacist

What are the best digestive enzymes?

Plant-based enzymes are the most popular enzymes found in natural supplements because their activity, potency, safety and efficacy have been well-documented over many decades of use worldwide. The top three plant enzyme categories are amylases (for starch breakdown), proteases (for protein breakdown), and lipases (for fat digestion). It is also important to include cellulase, hemicellulase and phytase enzymes (for fibre breakdown). Select enzymes contain high activity levels (called units) which enables them to break down more fat, protein and carbohydrates in the broadest pH range.  Also be sure to choose a patented, broad-spectrum, non-GMO enzyme that contains fibrazyme. Fibrazyme is a blend of fibre-digesting enzymes that maximizes fibre and grain digestion while enhancing the absorption of essential minerals. This blend is shown to be a necessary addition for proper nutrient absorption from high-fibre foods or for those taking mineral supplements with meals.

What results can I expect?

Plant-based enzymes help support and maintain a healthy digestive system by breaking down all the food groups more thoroughly. Noticeable results include less indigestion, gas, bloating, constipation and acid reflux.  Along with better digestion, increased energy and alertness are also reported.

How do I take enzymes?

Take your full-spectrum digestive enzymes with meals to aid in the digestion of all foods.

Choose a vegan formulation in a vegetable capsule. The relatively low cost per capsule of these enzyme formulas makes it a valuable investment in the health of your digestive system.

Posted on August 25,2010
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