Support digestion & nutrient absorption† Offers a broad-spectrum of plant and microbial based enzymes for comprehensive digestion support† Helps in the breakdown of peptides, proteins, carbohydrates, disaccharides, sugars, lipids/fats, and vegetable fiber† Does not contain bovine or porcine-based glandular enzymes or pancreatin† Support the immune system and digestive health† Offers DPP-IV to help the body break down gluten† Support Nutrient Absorption with Digestive Enzymes† The body’s production of digestive enzymes decreases as you age, that’s a fact. That’s why I recommend nearly everyone take the highest quality digestive enzymes they can find. Look no further than my Complete Enzymes!† Physician Formulated: The Best Digestive Enzymes These are my favorite digestive enzymes. I formulated these to be the best of the best. Take a look at the product ingredients and you’ll see that they have an unusually complete, and very broad blend of plant and microbial-based digestive enzymes. Many manufacturers skimp on enzyme types and strains to save on costs. I made sure when customizing my Complete Enzymes that they were specifically designed for those of you seeking a broad spectrum of digestive support for your individualized needs. These enzymes break down everything from protein and protein peptides to carbohydrates, disaccharides, sugars, lipids/fats, and even vegetable fiber.† Digestive Enzymes to Help You Digest Gluten† Have you ever been dining at a friend’s house or a restaurant and been “glutened”? I can’t count on two hands the number of times this has happened to me. As those of you seeking to avoid gluten in your diet know, it really is the absolute pits. When formulating my complete enzymes, I made certain to include DPP-IV, a protease enzyme that actually helps break down gluten! I never travel or dine-out without taking a bottle of Complete Enzymes along with me. While I certainly wouldn’t consider it a ‘free pass’ to eat gluten for those with gluten-avoidant lifestyles, it’s paramount for occasional accidental exposure or cross-contamination.† You Produce Fewer Digestive Enzymes As You Age! Digestive enzyme production decreases as you age. That’s right, your pancreas’ enzyme production gradually slows down as you grow older. This impacts the effectiveness of your entire digestive tract, as well as becomes a limiting factor with regard to the nutrients you are able to absorb and utilize. Employing a broad spectrum digestive enzyme can not only help ensure you are properly digesting the food you take in throughout life, but also help ensure you are able to absorb and utilize the valuable vitamins, minerals, and micronutrients these foods contain!† †These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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