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Advanced Enzyme Nutrition

Plant-Source Advanced Enzyme System. Potent & Full Spectrum. Eases Digestive
Discomfort. Plant-Source Enzymes. 120 Vcaps. Enzyme Supplement.

Superior VegeGuard Digestive Support with Plant-Source Enzymes and Soothing
Botanicals. Advanced Enzyme System formula provides: Potent, Full Spectrum
Enzyme Support – from a broad range of enzymes, including brush border
enzymes, to help break down all types of food including difficult-to-digest
carbohydrates; Relief from Digestive Discomfort – with enzyme-rich foods
and targeted botanicals to help alleviate occasional gas and bloating;
Plant-Source Enzymes – to supplement enzyme-depleted food including cooked
or processed foods. Effective in a wide pH range for optimal digestive
activity and appropriate for vegans.

Supplement Facts

Serving Size: 1 capsule

Nutrient Amount

Plant Source Enzymes

Amylase 3,000 DU

Glucoamylase 7 AGU

Lipase 60 LU

Protease 7,500 HUT

Invertase 100 SU

Malt Diastase 243 DP

Cellulase 200 CU

Bromelain 39,800 PU

Lactase 100 ALU

Papain 38,870 PU

Food and Herbal Ingredients

Green Papaya 30 mg

Apple Pectin 30 mg

Ginger [Rhizome] 20 mg

Turmeric [Rhizome] 15 mg

Fennel [Seed] 15 mg

Sea Vegetable Complex 15 mg

(Bladderwrack, Nori, Wakame)

Peppermint [Herb] 10 mg

OTHER INGREDIENTS: Beet Root Fiber.

CAPSULE: Modified Vegetable Cellulose, Water.

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  Suggested use: 1 capsule with or before each meal, or may be sprinkled
  on food immediately prior to consumption.
  

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  Storage: Store in a cool, dry, dark place. Do not refrigerate.
  

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  Guarantee: 100% natural and “VegeGuard” screened for vegans: no trace animal
  ingredients. Free of artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners, preservatives
  and other objectionable additives often found in dietary supplements. Contains
  no sugar, lactose, wheat, or allergenic yeasts.
  

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  The assay methods used to determine the units of activity are the exact
  methods and procedures as defined in the Food Chemical Codex. They should
  not be compared to other assay methods used for animal or pancreatic enzymes,
  or products that simply use weight measurements.