Supplement Ingredients

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Ginger

Rich in phenolic compounds, ginger root extract is a popular supplement for supporting digestive health by promoting the production of bile and saliva, managing gastric irritation and contractions, alleviating nausea and vomiting (especially in pregnant women), and helping to manage discomfort associated with menstrual cramps, exercise, and inflammatory conditions.

Kiwifruit Extract Digesten®

Kiwifruit extract, derived from the flesh and skin of the Hayward variety of kiwifruit (Actinidia deliciosa), contains Actinidin, flavonoids, vitamins C, K, and E, dietary fiber, and carotenoids that support digestive function, eye health, blood sugar management, and immune system function.

Kiwifruit Powder

Kiwifruit powder, derived from dehydrated kiwifruit (Actinidia deliciosa), is rich in actinidin, flavonoids, carotenoids, vitamins C, K, and E, and dietary fiber, which support digestive health, respiratory function, healthy cholesterol levels, and circulation.

Magnesium

Aquamin Mg® marine magnesium, derived from sustainably harvested seawater, contains easily absorbed magnesium and 72 other trace minerals that support various aspects of health, including inflammation management, cellular energy production, and bone density maintenance.

Papain

Papain, a versatile enzyme found in papaya, is a valuable supplement for those seeking to manage inflammation, recover from injuries, relieve sore throat discomfort, minimize post-exercise muscle soreness, and support overall skin health.

Protease

Protease supplements, such as Enzidase® AFP Concentrate (derived from Aspergillus niger) and Enzidase® FP Concentrate (derived from Aspergillus oryzae), offer a range of health benefits, including improved protein digestion, support for heart health, relief from discomfort, and enhanced wound healing, making them particularly useful for older individuals or those with specific health concerns.

Turmeric

Used for thousands of years in Siddha medicine and Indian cuisine, turmeric is often employed for its inflammation-managing and immunity-boosting properties, which contribute to its ability to support joint health, digestive function, skin health, and manage gastric ulcers.

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