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Digestive Enzymes?

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odcdinah Contributor
odcdinah
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Several folks have touted the use of digestive enzymes. I don't know what they are or are called.

Can anyone recommend any specficially that have been helpful to them? Thanks!

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terps19
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I have found some relief in digestion with Natrol Digest Support. It has no milk, egg, soy, glutens, artificial colors or flavors, starch or perservatives. It covers all the enzymes including enzymes for lactose, fats, protiens, carbohyrdrates, fibers etc. It is not very expensive either. I bought 4 bottles (about 2-3 months worth for $15 online from vitacost.com

Let me know if you want the specific enzymes it has (I think it may be online at vitacost.

Guest cassidy
Guest cassidy
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I would recommend going to your health food store and asking them which brand they recommend. I'm sure different brands are more popular in different parts of the country.

I use PanXyme pH by xymogen, but I think you can only get it from a doctor.

Guest nini
Guest nini
Posted

I use Isotonix by Market America, it's a shelf stable digestive enzyme with probiotics... in a powder form, you put a measured capful into a measured amt of water and mix and drink kinda like the Emergen-C packets.

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KaitiUSA
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I love the Enzymatic Therapy brand

Lister Rising Star
Lister
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i know there are acuall enzymes you can buy but i just do it the tasty way i drink 2 cups of pineapple juice a day one 15 minutes after my lunch and 1 20 minutes after my dinner it really does help and it tastes so good

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Super Bellybutton
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Natrol Contains Wheat

This concerns Natrol Digest Support.

I just bought a couple from www.vitacost.com It says no Gluten on the website, but right on the packaging it says "...Amylase (from wheat)..."

So I hope you guys read it carefully.

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