Doctor's Best Proteolytic Enzymes provides a broad spectrum of vegetarian proteolytic enzymes that provide support for muscle, joint, and overall tissue health. Proteolytic enzymes aid the body in digestion and convert proteins into their constituent amino acids. Enzymes are required to facilitate many diverse chemical reactions in the body. Supplementing with proteolytic enzymes augments many metabolic functions performed by endogenously produced enzymes.

Benefits

Helps support protein digestion
Helps support normal metabolic functions
Featured delayed-release vegetarian capsules for better absorption and function
Broad-spectrum proteolytic enzyme formulation

Ingredients

Serving Size - 3 Capsules
Amount per serving

Bromelain 576 GDU
Papain 10,077,000 PU
Amylase 36,000 DU
Lipase 405 FCC FIP
Neutral protease 160,010 PC
Fungal protease 4.0 34,800 HUT
Bacterial protease 65,250 HUT
Rutin 30mg
Serratiopeptidase 120,000 SPU
Other ingredients: Cellulose, modified cellulose (vegetarian Capsule), enteric coating.

Dosage

Take 3 Capsules daily without food, or as recommended by a healthcare professional

Precautions

Keep out of reach of children

More Information

Proteolytic Enzymes combines bromelain, papain, several proteases, serratiopeptidase and rutin, with small amounts of amylase and lipase. The main focus is protein-digesting enzyme activity rather than general meal digestion. Bromelain and papain are both well known plant enzymes, and serratiopeptidase adds another proteolytic enzyme commonly chosen in systemic enzyme products.

Rutin is a flavonoid often included for circulation and antioxidant support, which gives the formula a useful supporting role alongside the enzymes. Because the product includes an enteric coating, it is set up differently from a basic digestive enzyme tablet. Proteolytic Enzymes are usually chosen for their protein-focused enzyme blend rather than for lactose or fibre digestion.

FAQ

What are the main enzymes in Proteolytic Enzymes?
The main ingredients are bromelain, papain, neutral protease, fungal protease, bacterial protease and serratiopeptidase. These are all protein-digesting enzymes.

Why is rutin included in Proteolytic Enzymes?
Rutin is a plant flavonoid often used for antioxidant and circulation support. It is there as a supporting ingredient rather than the main active.

Does Proteolytic Enzymes help with lactose or fibre digestion?
That is not its main job. This product is much more focused on proteolytic, or protein-digesting, enzymes.