New Enzyme-Probiotic Formulas Promote Intestinal Wellness
Enzymedica UK is excited to announce that their popular Digest and Digest Basic are now available in combined enzyme-probiotic formulas.
This is a natural line extension for the company whose best-selling Digest Gold + PROBIOTICS launched earlier, to win numerous awards from natural retailers and consumers alike.
“Enzymes and probiotics work together to reduce stress to the entire digestive tract,” explains Dave Barton, Director of Education for Enzymedica. Walter Crinnion, Chief Science Officer adds; “Enzymes and probiotics complement one another perfectly. Probiotics are living organisms which improve digestive efficiency, while enzymes aid in the proper digestion of food and in turn, provide a ripe environment for probiotics to colonize.”
Taken with each meal, these combination formulas offer a broad range of plant-based enzymes and probiotics to support healthy digestion and elimination. All of Enzymedica's products are 100% vegetarian and contain no fillers.
Probiotics Promote Intestinal Wellness
Probiotics can multiply and colonize the intestinal tract. Once there, they support regularity, support the immune system, produce vitamins like B and K and fuel our digestion through their production of enzymes, including lactase, protease and amylase.* The enzymes made by the flora work synergistically with our own inherent enzymes to support optimal wellbeing and digestive health.
“The 8 strains of beneficial bacteria in Digest Basic + PROBIOTICS and Digest + PROBIOTICS include Lactobacillus acidophilus DDS-1,” continues Barton. “By producing vast quantities of the enzyme lactase, DDS-1 may help address digestive difficulty due to lactose intolerance. This specific probiotic strain is beneficial for individuals experiencing occasional gas, bloating and constipation, making it a perfect complement to the digestive enzymes in the formula.”
Like the original formulas, the new additions utilize Enzymedica’s exclusive Thera-blend™ process for protease, lipase, amylase, and cellulase enzymes.