Vegizyme by Biogenesis Nutraceuticals

VegiZyme provides a vegetarian source of enzymes for digestion support.

Supports proper GI health
Aids digestion
Improves food allergies
Increase digestive power - eat raw veggies again!
Maintains healthy absorption of nutrients
Promotes healthy GI function
Improves digestion problems

Serving size: 2 capsules

Amounts per serving

Protease 10000 PC
Protease II 20000 HUT
Protease III 100,000 USP
Peptidase 300 units
Amylase 19000 SKB
Lipase 9000 LU
Cellulase 1000 CU
Maltase 300 DP
Lactase 1400 FCC
Invertase 200 INVU

Suggested Dose: Take 1-2 capsules prior to each meal or as directed by your health care practitioner.

Read Customer questions and answers about Digestive Health in our FAQ.

VegiZyme? provides a vegetarian source of enzymes for support of protein, fat and carbohydrate digestion. VegiZyme? also provides the small intestine brush border enzymes (vegetarian source), cellulase (fibers), maltase (grains), lactase (milk sugar), and invertase (sugars), to help with completing the digestive process. Many individuals who complain of difficulty in digesting ?raw vegetables and certain raw fruits? are deficient in the cellulase enzyme. Maltase deficiency can impair complete digestion of grains and lead to grain intolerance. VegiZyme? can be used as an excellent aid in the allergic individual.

Benefits of VegiZyme ?:
* Supports proper GI health
* Aids digestion
* Improves food allergies
* Increase digestive power - eat raw veggies again!
* Maintains healthy absorption of nutrients
* Promotes healthy GI function
* Improves digestion problems

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VegiZyme by Biogenesis Nutraceuticals