Vital Digestzyme – 90 Capsules

Pancreatin Betaine Hydrochloride Pepsin Ox Bile Bromelain Papain Supplement Facts Pancreatin enzymes naturally produced in the pancreas A powerful blend of digestive enzymes, including proteases, amylase, and lipase. It helps break down proteins, carbohydrates, and fats in the small intestine. Pancreatin is commonly used to give extra support when your body’s own pancreatic enzymes need it. Enhances fat and protein digestion. Helps reduce uncomfortable symptoms like bloating, gas, and that heavy “food coma” feeling after meals. Pancreatin also supports more complete nutrient absorption, so your body can actually use the vitamins and minerals you eat. Less waste, more wellness to help your whole digestive system run smoother. Betaine Hydrochloride betaine naturally found in beats and spinach A supplemental form of stomach acid that helps restore the acidic environment your digestive system needs to break down proteins and absorb key nutrients. Natural stomach acid levels can drop as we age or experience stress. Insufficient stomach acid can cause uncomfortable bloating and poor digestion. Properly breaks down proteins from the start, dramatically reducing the heavy, gassy, or “food sitting like a rock” feeling after a protein‑rich meal. Beyond protein breakdown, it helps your body absorb minerals like calcium, magnesium, and iron, and creates an unfriendly environment for unwanted microbes that might otherwise settle in. A little acid goes a long way toward comfortable, efficient digestion. Pepsin naturally produced in the stomach A protein‑chopping enzyme that works only in an acidic environment, which is why it teams up with stomach acid to start breaking proteins into smaller, more manageable pieces. Helps prevent undigested protein from reaching your lower gut, where it can cause bloating, gas, or food sensitivities. A well‑fed but comfortable gut means fewer after‑meal surprises and more energy for what you love. Pepsin quietly does its job so the rest of your digestive enzymes can work more smoothly downstream. Ox Bile found in the liver and gallbladders of bovine animals Concentrated bile salts act as natural emulsifiers, breaking the fats you eat into tiny, absorbable droplets. If your gallbladder isn’t functioning optimally or has been removed, this extra bile becomes especially valuable. Helps eliminate greasy, loose stools and that uncomfortable “food passes right through” feeling after a fatty meal. Better fat absorption means your body can actually utilize fat‑soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K) and essential fatty acids. Bile also keeps the digestive stream flowing, helping to prevent constipation and supporting a calmer, more comfortable gut overall. Bromelain found in pineapple stems and fruit A proteolytic enzyme known for its ability to break down protein molecules into smaller peptides and amino acids. Helps your gut manage protein-rich meals. Supports a balanced inflammatory response throughout your body. Has been shown to enhance the absorption of other nutrients, such as quercetin. Great for a calmer gut and post-workout recovery. Papain found in papaya A proteolytic enzyme prized for its ability to break down tough protein fibers into smaller, more digestible pieces. It has been used for centuries as a natural meat tenderizer, and in your body, it performs a similar gentle breakdown of dietary proteins. Helps prevent undigested protein from lingering in your gut, which can reduce bloating, gas, and the heavy sensation that often follows a protein‑dense meal. Beyond everyday digestion, research suggests papain may help break down gluten proteins in the small intestine, offering support for those with mild gluten sensitivity. It also contributes to a healthy inflammatory balance and can assist in the recovery from minor digestive irritation. Pancreatin enzymes naturally produced in the pancreas A powerful blend of digestive enzymes, including proteases, amylase, and lipase. It helps break down proteins, carbohydrates, and fats in the small intestine. Pancreatin is commonly used to give extra support when your body’s own pancreatic enzymes need it. Enhances fat and protein digestion. Helps reduce uncomfortable symptoms like bloating, gas, and that heavy “food coma” feeling after meals. Pancreatin also supports more complete nutrient absorption, so your body can actually use the vitamins and minerals you eat. Less waste, more wellness to help your whole digestive system run smoother. Betaine Hydrochloride betaine naturally found in beats and spinach A supplemental form of stomach acid that helps restore the acidic environment your digestive system needs to break down proteins and absorb key nutrients. Natural stomach acid levels can drop as we age or experience stress. Insufficient stomach acid can cause uncomfortable bloating and poor digestion. Properly breaks down proteins from the start, dramatically reducing the heavy, gassy, or “food sitting like a rock” feeling after a protein‑rich meal. Beyond protein breakdown, it helps your body absorb minerals like calcium, magnesium, and iron, and creates an unfriendly environment for unwanted microbes that might otherwise settle in. A little acid goes a long way toward comfortable, efficient digestion. Pepsin naturally produced in the stomach A protein‑chopping enzyme that works only in an acidic environment, which is why it teams up with stomach acid to start breaking proteins into smaller, more manageable pieces. Helps prevent undigested protein from reaching your lower gut, where it can cause bloating, gas, or food sensitivities. A well‑fed but comfortable gut means fewer after‑meal surprises and more energy for what you love. Pepsin quietly does its job so the rest of your digestive enzymes can work more smoothly downstream. Ox Bile found in the liver and gallbladders of bovine animals Concentrated bile salts act as natural emulsifiers, breaking the fats you eat into tiny, absorbable droplets. If your gallbladder isn’t functioning optimally or has been removed, this extra bile becomes especially valuable. Helps eliminate greasy, loose stools and that uncomfortable “food passes right through” feeling after a fatty meal. Better fat absorption means your body can actually utilize fat‑soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K) and essential fatty acids. Bile also keeps the digestive stream flowing, helping to prevent constipation and supporting a calmer, more comfortable gut overall. Bromelain found in pineapple stems and fruit A proteolytic enzyme known for its ability to break down protein molecules into smaller peptides and amino acids. Helps your gut manage protein-rich meals. Supports a balanced inflammatory response throughout your body. Has been shown to enhance the absorption of other nutrients, such as quercetin. Great for a calmer gut and post-workout recovery. Papain found in papaya A proteolytic enzyme prized for its ability to break down tough protein fibers into smaller, more digestible pieces. It has been used for centuries as a natural meat tenderizer, and in your body, it performs a similar gentle breakdown of dietary proteins. Helps prevent undigested protein from lingering in your gut, which can reduce bloating, gas, and the heavy sensation that often follows a protein‑dense meal. Beyond everyday digestion, research suggests papain may help break down gluten proteins in the small intestine, offering support for those with mild gluten sensitivity. It also contributes to a healthy inflammatory balance and can assist in the recovery from minor digestive irritation.