Enzybiotic

Though both aid digestive health and function, they are different! Digestive enzymes help the stomach break down food into usable nutrients for energy and growth. Probiotics are good bacteria living in the intestinal microbiome that may benefit our digestion and immune health.

Both are necessary for digestive health. Maintaining or improving gut health is difficult, and the relationship between digestive enzymes and probiotics is complex, but both may complement each other to support healthy digestion. Together, enzybiotics works to support both the upper and lower GI.

We suggest taking enzybiotic before meals. It may begin working within five to ten minutes when taken on an empty stomach.

enzybiotic has many of the great digestive enzymes found in digestive enzyme complex. It also has a few extra digestive enzymes to deal with more hard to digest foods. But the main differentiator is that enzybiotic has a powerful 11 strain probiotic for complete stomach and intestinal health.

The gut microbiome is complex and there are hundreds of good bacteria in different probiotics. Which probiotic is right for you depends on your own microbiome and digestive health. Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium strains have been studied for decades and form the base of enzybiotics.

Bloating may be caused by many reasons. It may even be best addressed by digestive enzymes and not probiotics. However, probiotic strains like SEBiotic and Streptococcus thermophilus may help Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium strains deal with hard to digest foods that can cause bloating.

Enzybiotics is not meant for weight loss. However, proper food digestion and nutrient absorption is vital to maintaining a healthy weight and realizing the benefits of any diet.

As with people over 65, or those with heart, liver, or kidney disease, we recommend consulting your healthcare provider if you are pregnant or under 18. Everyone’s health is unique. Your healthcare provider can best evaluate if enzybiotics ingredients are right for you.