What is the difference between digestive enzymes and systemic enzymes?
Digestive enzymes are found inside the digestive track where they are used to aid in food digestion. Systemic enzymes are formulated to resist the acidic environment of the stomach so that they can be absorbed into the bloodstream from the small intestine. Once in the bloodstream, the body is able to use them throughout the entire body. Why is there a caution against taking Vitalzym with anticoagulant medications? Vitalzym may help to cleanse the blood of debris and excess protein. The blood may become thinner as a result of this cleansing. Vitalzym may also help to better absorb your anticoagulant medication. You should speak with your healthcare professional before taking Vitalzym in conjunction with your blood thinning medication. Can I take Vitalzym with food? If necessary, you may take Vitalzym with a carbohydrate. We do not recommend taking with any protein, as this may reduce the systemic effects of the enzymes. Can I take Vitalzym if I am pregnant or lactating? There have not b
Digestive enzymes are found inside the digestive track where they are used to aid in food digestion. Systemic enzymes are formulated to resist the acidic environment of the stomach so that they can be absorbed into the bloodstream from the small intestine. Once in the bloodstream, the body is able to use them throughout the entire body. Why are enteric-coated capsules indispensable? The all-natural protective coating prevents the enzymes from being destroyed by the stomach acids. The pancreatic juices break down the coating in the duodenum. This makes 100% of the enzyme contents available for absorption into the bloodstream. Enteric Coating is the best and most effective oral delivery system today for systemic enzymes. The technology of enteric coated liquid-filled capsules is superior to that of powdered enzymes because it uses low heat production, provides more uniform dose distribution, and prolongs enzyme activity. What is the proprietary Vitalzym blend comprised of? Bromelain, Pap
