What are enzymes?
Enzymes are catalysts for essential biochemical processes inside and outside the cells of the body. Enzymes are indispensable for good health. They play a crucial role not only in digestion but are required for all biochemical reactions occurring in cells, organs, bones, muscles, tissues, and organs. Without enzymes, our body cannot function properly. Enzymes come from two sources. Our body has the capacity to produce a certain amount of enzymes throughout life. In addition, we obtain enzymes from food. Because enzymes play such a critical role in our body, we want to prevent an enzyme deficiency. If our body produces fewer enzymes, enzyme supplements can be a good choice.
Enzyme Supplements for Digestion
There are digestive enzymes that can assist in the breakdown of proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. Enzymes that break down proteins are called proteases, enzymes responsible for breaking down fats are called lipases, and amylases are enzymes that break down carbohydrates. Most enzyme products specifically designed to support digestion contain multiple types of enzymes, such as Doctor's Best Digestive Enzymes and Proteolytic Enzymes.
Powerful Combination Products
If you are gluten intolerant, we also have some supportive enzyme products for that. For example, Smidge HCI + Enzymes from the brand Organic3 and Gluten Rescue with Glutaytic® from Doctor's Best. Another interesting and unique enzyme product in our range is Interfase® Biofilm Disruptor. Depending on your goal, you can make a choice and work on a supplement with a specific focus.
Serrapeptase and Lumbrokinase Enzymes
Our top brand, Doctor's Best, also offers some enzyme products with a completely different action in the body. Naturally, you can find these products in our webshop as well. High Potency Serrapeptase, for example, is a powerful and unique enzyme isolated from the intestinal bacteria of the Japanese silk moth. Serrapeptase has specific vascular properties and supports blood circulation. The capsules have a Serrateric™ coating for optimal absorption, so the enzymes are released only in the intestines, not in the stomach. Lumbrokinase focuses on cardiovascular function and contains systemic fibrinolytic enzymes. We can certainly provide you with more information about our products. Feel free to call us for advice!