Digestive Enzymes

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Overview

Digestive Enzymes is a broad term for the many enzymes that catalyze the splitting (hydrolysis) of large molecules ingested from foods.

 The Parasympathetic Nervous System stimulates the release of digestive enzymes while the release of digestive enzymes is inhibited by the Adrenergic Nervous System.

 

Health Benefits of Supplementary Digestive Enzymes

Digestive System

 Supplemental Digestive Enzymes may alleviate Heartburn [1] and Indigestion [2] by digesting undigested food in the stomach that may be causing heartburn or indigestion. 

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