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  • Sunwarrior Enzorb Digestive Enzymes 90 vegcaps Sunwarrior Enzorb Digestive Enzymes 90 vegcaps

    Dietary Considerations Dairy/ Milk Free Gluten Free Soy Free Vegan Non-GMO   Suggested Use Take 1 capsule 3 times daily with food or supplements.   Serving Size: 1 Capsule   Servings Per Container: 90   Amount Per Serving Enzyme Blend:500 mg Protein Digestion: AstraZyme 50 mg Protease 4.5 (5,000 HUT) Protease 6.0 (80,000 HUT) Acid Stable Protease (400 ASPU) Peptidase (1,500 HUT) Alkaline Protease (1,600 PC) Neutral Bacterial Protease (8,000 PC) Papain (4,150 TU) Bromelain (22 GDU) Carbohydrate Digestion: Amylase (16,000 DU) Bacterial Amylase (4,000 BAU) Glucoamylase (20 AGU) Malt Diastase (400 DP) Alpha Galactosidase (100 GALU) Beta Glucanase (10 BGU) Pectinase (25 ENDO-PG) Cellulase (3,000 CU) Lactase (1,000 ALU) Xylanase (500 XU) Invertase (400 SU) Hemicellulase (400 HCU) Phytase (10 U) Fat Digestion: Lipase AN (1,100 FIP) Lipase RO (3,600 FIP) Free Radical Digestion: Catalase (100 U) Trace Minerals10 mg   Other Ingredients: Rice Extract, Capsule (Vegetable Cellulose, Water)

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