Do You Need Enzymes?
Do you need Enzymes? - What are Enzymes?
Enzymes are energy-rich protein molecules that are vital for life. They catalyze and regulate chemical reactions and are an essential part of every activity in the body. Digestive enzymes help break down the food we eat, releasing nutrients for energy production, cell growth and repair.
However, due to genetics, stressful lifestyle, environment and diet, many people benefit from the support of a digestive enzyme supplement.* Why is it so important to maintain the digestive system’s primary function?
*Nutrient Support*
The body must be able to recognize, transport, absorb and utilize nutrients essential for health.*
*Immune System Support*
The digestive system, our first line of defense, is required to deliver an adequate supply of nutrients to support immune system function.*
*Detoxification Support*
When functioning optimally, the digestive system supports the efficient removal of metabolic waste.*
Making Healthy Choices
Making healthy food choices is a great start! But we need a healthy digestive system to benefit from all the nutritious components of our food.
Dozens of factors including genetics, stressful lifestyles, poor diet, processed foods and the environment all influence digestion. Supplementing a healthy diet and lifestyle with digestive enzymes is therefore the next step in good health
Life Priority is proud to offer several Digestive Formulas:
Proteolytic Formulas (Protease, PureZyme.
Probiotic Formulas (Probiotic, Probiotic 42.5, and Plantadolphilus
The digestive support formulas also include a variety of herbs and probiotics known for their ability to help promote a healthy gastrointestinal system health.
Individuals with occasional bloating or cramping in the GI tract, occasional diarrhea, occasional indigestion and/or nausea may benefit from these effective forms of natural support
For more information about any of these please call 1-800-787-5438.
*This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.