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Key benefits
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Supports protein metabolism
Contains protease which is required for the effective breakdown of proteins.
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Promotes the breakdown of fats
Contains lipase which is required for the effective breakdown of fats.
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Reviews
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FAQs
You're bound to have a few questions
Find out all you need to know about our Wild Nutrition products or ask your own question below.
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Why should I take digestive enzymes?
Digestive enzymes help to break down milk products (tilactase), carbohydrates (cellulase and amalyse), fats (lipase) and can make a very effective and supportive digestive aid. Our formula is particularly useful for building up appetite during convalescence or when recovering from digestive infection, as well as for rebooting digestion after a poor diet and supporting weight management. Digestive ability often declines with age, so our formula is also helpful during later life.
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Can I take this alongside your Multi Strain Biotic?
Yes, you can.
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Is this good for constipation?
Yes, enzymes support digestive regularity and help us to break down food.
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Can I take more than 1 capsule with each meal?
Yes, if you are looking for more intense digestive support in the short term you can take more than 1 capsule per day. Please contact our Nutritional Team if you would like any further support.
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Are these enzymes vegan?
Yes, they are.
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Can I take this if I have been told to avoid fermented foods?
Yes, you can. These enzymes have been derived from a natural fermentation process, however each end product is not fermented.
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"I love the products, the change I have felt and the customer service is amazing. Also, convenient delivery and subscription service, great value and collect points!"
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What goes in
5 key nutrients including...
- Amylase for carbohydrate digestion
- Cellulase for carbohydrate digestion
- Lactase for digesting milk proteins
- Lipase for breaking down dietary fats
- Protease for protein digestion
What stays out
We never use...
- Added fillers or binders
- Artificial preservatives or colourings
- Wheat, gluten, rye, oats or corn
- Synthetic nutrients
- Sugars
The Wild Difference
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Backed by science
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Ethically sourced
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Natural ingredients
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Produced from natural fermentation
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Natural real food ingredients
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No added fillers, binders or synthetic nutrients
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Formulated by our Nutritionist & Founder
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Vegan
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Cruelty Free
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GM Free
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Free from common allergens
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Ingredients & Nutritional Information
Our Digestive Enzyme Complex natural ingredients
Our Digestive Enzyme Complex natural ingredients
Amylase, protease and tri-lactase from fermented aspergillus oryzae, lipase from fermented rhizopus oryzae, cellulase from fermented trichoderma longibrachiatum, Heat treated brown rice powder, Vegetable cellulose (capsule shell).
Cautionary advice: If you are taking medication or under medical supervision, please consult your healthcare practitioner before taking any food supplement. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Food supplements are not to be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
*NRV = Nutrient Reference Value
mg = milligram
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