Protease Enzyme break down proteins into amino acids. They also play a role in numerous body processes, including cell division, blood clotting and immune function. People who have gastric conditions should first take Gastro with Enzymes until conditions are alleviated. If you take Protease Enzyme when you have the previously mentioned gastric conditions, you may experience a burning sensation. Protease Enzyme contains a large amount of protease and should be taken on an empty stomach to maximize its ability to break down protein-based invaders in the bloodstream. If Protease Enzyme is taken with food in the stomach, it will begin to work on digesting that food instead of going directly into the bloodstream. However, if red meat is a part of your meal, Protease Enzyme may be taken with Digestive Enzyme for that meal to help breakdown the protein in the stomach. Protease Enzyme may be taken by children. Simply open the capsules and mix the powder with a non-protein liquid or a very small amount of apple juice.* Parasites, fungal forms, and bacteria are protein-based organisms that are dissolved by Protease Enzyme. Viruses have a protein-based film covering the nucleic acids inside. Cellular debris, undigested protein, and toxins in the blood are broken down by Protease Enzyme, saving the immune system the extra work of having to rid the blood of these undesirable elements. Contents Active Ingredients: Calcium (as tricalcium citrate), Protease Other Ingredients: Vegetable capsule (HPMC, water), maltodextrin (as enzyme carrier), and l-leucine. This product contains NO yeast, wheat gluten, milk/dairy, sodium, sugar, starch, artificial coloring, preservatives or flavoring. Suggested Use Three (3) capsules immediately upon rising and three (3) capsules just before bed or between meals on an empty stomach (2 hours after a meal or 1 hour before eating), or as directed by a healthcare professional.*
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