Gluten Free Digestive Enzymes - 90 Count

OverviewThe AL Series is fully capable of assisting in the digestion of proteins, fats, sugars, fibers, and carbs. The AL Series contains Peptidase, Beta Glucanase and Glucoamylase instead of Bromelain or Malt Diastase. The AL Series is perfect for someone with Celiac disease, Crohn's disease, sensitive stomach, or someone looking for a good full spectrum digestive enzyme. The AL Series does not contain Bromelain or Papain because some people are sensitive to them because of their sources. Bromelain comes from pineapple and Papain comes from papaya. The AL Series does not contain Malt Diastase because some believe that it contains a very small amount of gluten which can cause intestinal imbalances for people with Celiac disease. The AL Series is Gluten Free. Gluten is a protein found in wheat grains. Therefore it is in foods like bread and pasta. WHO TO USE: When you start taking supplements it’s always a good idea to start slowly. Many people find that they get the best results when they start taking one digestive enzymes at the start of each meal the first few days. After a few days try taking two enzymes with each meal and see if you get additional results. Some people get better results with two, and some people only need to take one. The best time to take digestive enzymes is first thing when you sit down to eat. If you forget to take the enzyme you should take it as soon as you remember because the enzymes will assist with digesting food in your body. How to get the best result with our digestive enzymes: Drink a glass of water a day in-between meals to help lubricate the digestive system. When you take enzymes with your food, you are now assisting in processing and breaking down your food and therefore your body may need more water to stay hydrated. For upset stomachs try taking the digestive enzymes with a few ounces of water. This may help alleviate discomfort in 10 to 15 minutes. Most people get noticeable results within a week when they follow the directions.