Multi Enzyme High Potency (120 Vcaps)*


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120 Vegetarian Capsules

Dr. Michael Murray Formulated

Promotes Healthy Digestion

High potency Multi Enzyme capsules are composed of plan-derived enzymes. Natural Factors' Multi Enzyme capsules offer a full spectrum of enzymes. These enzymes decompose fats, carbohydrates, and proteins and can improve the body's absorption of nutrients.

Enzymes can be obtained through food. However, in our modern world of food processing and cooking, many an enzyme is lost. This depletion of enzymes in modern diets can lead to frequent indigestion. Natural Factors' Multi Enzyme High Potency Capsules may help counter indigestion, and promote nutrient absorption.

Benefits:

Vegetarian
Supports digestive system
Promotes nutrient absorption
Counters indigestion

Contains no artificial preservatives, color or sweeteners; no dairy, soy or yeast.

Suggested Use: 1-2 capsules with each meal, or as directed by a health professional. Keep out of reach of children.

Supplement Facts:
Serving Size: 1 Capsule
Servings Per Container: 60	APS	% DV

Sodium	5 mg	<1%
For Carbohydrate Digestion:	-	-
Amylase	12,600 SKBU	*
Cellulose	180 CU	*
Lactase	580 ALU	*
Maltase	60 DP	*
Sucrase	40 INVU	*
Hemicellulase	200 XU	*
For Protein Digestion:	-	-
Protease I	44,200 HUTU	*
Protease II	4,800 PC	*
Protease III	60 SAPU	*
Peptizyme SP	200 SPU	*
Bromelain	120 MCU	*
Papain	450 USPU	*
For Lipid Digestion:	-	-
Lipase	500 LU	*
Other Ingredients: Vcaps capsule (cellulose, water), maltodextrin.

APS = Amount Per Serving

*% Daily Value (%DV) not established.

SKBU (Sansted, Kneen, Blish Alpha Amylase Unit), CU (Cellulase Unit), ALU (Acid Lactase Unit), DP (Diastatic Power), INVU (Inverted Unit), XU (Xylanase Unit), HUTU (Hemoglobin Unit on the Tyrosine Basis), PC (Proteolytic Activity-Casseins), SAPU (Spectrophotometric Acid Protease Unit), SPU (Specialty Peptidase Unit), MCU (Milk Clotting Unit), USPU (United States Pharmacopeia Unit), LU (Lipase Unit).

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Updated Apr. 06, 2016, about 8 years ago