FAQ
How long before Vitalzym takes effect?
It may depend on the individual’s physiological makeup. Everyone is different. Users report positive effects ranging from 3 days to 4 weeks.
Are there any compatibility issues with any prescribed drugs?
Patients using anticoagulants, or blood thinners, should not use Vitalzym without the consent of their physician.
How should Vitalzym be stored?
Store your Vitalzym in a cool, dry place, with the lid of the bottle tightly closed. Exposure to heat over 150 degrees for an extended period of time can destroy the enzymes.
Are there any side effects with Vitalzym?
With the exception of minor detoxification reactions experienced by some users, there is no documented evidence of any adverse side effects based on the use of Vitalzym.
Why are enteric-coated capsules indispensable?
The all-natural protective coating prevents the enzymes from being destroyed by the stomach acids. The pancreatic juices break down the coating in the duodenum. This makes 100% of the enzyme contents available for absorption into the bloodstream. Enteric Coating is the best and most effective oral delivery system today for systemic enzymes. The technology of enteric coated liquid-filled capsules is superior to that of powdered enzymes because it uses low heat production, provides more uniform dose distribution, and prolongs enzyme activity.
What is the proprietary Vitalzym blend comprised of?
Bromelain, Papain, Rutin, Amylase, Protease, Lipase, Amla, and Serrapeptase.
Are the components of Vitalzym derived from non-GMO sources?
Yes, the enzymes in Vitalzym are derived from non-GMO sources. Vitalzym is also all-natural and contains no titanium dioxide or talc.
Is Vitalzym a vegetarian product?
Yes. Animal products are not used in the manufacture of Vitalzym. The enzymes are derived from plants and lab grown bacteria. Other enzymes on the market use trypsin and chymotrypsin in their formulations, which are porcine and bovine derived.
What is key to Systemic Enzyme effectiveness?
The amount of enzyme activity absorbed into the bloodstream.