Enzymes are biological protein catalysts found in all living cells. Metabolic enzymes catalyze and regulate every biochemical reaction involved in cellular function and overall health. Digestive enzymes turn the food we eat into energy usable by the body for other biological activity.

Around one in three people in the United States experience digestive discomfort. This discomfort is common, but doesn’t need to be the norm. Typical improvement seen from enzyme supplementation can include soothing digestive pain, improving energy and increasing regularity.

When we experience digestive pain often because there is undigested food traveling through the intestines, irritating and likely causing friction to the delicate intestinal wall. If unaddressed, this irritation can deplete our digestive strength and negatively impact crucial absorption of nutrients.

Most of the body’s precious energy is spent on digestion of food. When we aid the breakdown and absorption of nutrients, much of the energy spent on digestion can be freed to increase overall physical vitality and stamina.

Increasing healthy regularity of bowel movements allows for elimination of waste materials, toxins, microbes, and metabolites. Removal of excess waste promotes a healthy intestinal environment, relieving occasional constipation and bowel irregularity. By starting with digestive support, we support the foundation of health by assimilating and increasing nutrient absorption.

Around one in three people in the United States experience digestive discomfort, but it doesn't have to be the norm. Digestive enzyme supplementation can bring about significant improvements, such as soothing digestive pain, increasing energy levels, and promoting regularity.

When undigested food moves through the intestines, it can cause irritation and friction along the delicate intestinal wall, leading to digestive pain. If left unaddressed, this irritation can weaken digestion and hinder the absorption of essential nutrients.

Digestion requires a substantial amount of the body's energy. By aiding the breakdown and absorption of nutrients through enzyme supplementation, we can free up a significant portion of that energy, enhancing overall physical vitality and stamina.

Promoting healthy bowel movements and eliminating waste materials, toxins, microbes, and metabolites is crucial for maintaining a healthy intestinal environment. Enhancing regularity relieves occasional constipation and irregularity, while also supporting nutrient assimilation and absorption.

Enzyme supplementation is important because cooking food diminishes its natural enzyme activity, reducing its nutritional potency. Our bodies produce metabolic enzymes from amino acids, but highly processed foods can deplete our ability to continue producing enzymes over time. Just like withdrawing money from a bank without making deposits.

Cooked animal products lose their natural enzymes, while uncooked nuts and most beans contain enzyme inhibitors and can be inflammatory. Processed grains and flours also lack natural enzymes due to their stability requirements.

As we age, our enzyme production naturally decreases. Supplementing with bioactive nutrients designed to support our metabolic enzyme processes unlocks new health potential by improving nutrient absorption and enhancing overall digestion.

For proper digestion, there are three main enzymes needed for breaking down macronutrients: protease for proteins, amylase for carbohydrates and starches, and lipase for fats. Additional enzymes like lactase for lactose in dairy, maltase and sucrase for food sugars, and cellulase for cellulose are also involved.

Fermented digestive enzyme supplements provide a comprehensive blend of enzymes necessary for proper digestion, eliminating the need to focus on individual enzymes.

The supplemental enzymes we offer are naturally occurring in nature as fermented plant-based foods, and thus are among the safest supplements. We recommend consulting with your physician before combining or replacing prescription drugs with supplemental enzyme products.