Description

For gastrointestinal upset.

The body gets enzymes from two sources: those it makes and those from food. Digestion relies on specific enzymes to release valuable nutrients from food. The broad-spectrum of enzymes, all plant-derived, in Thompson’s Digestion Manager was chosen to aid the digestion of all the macro-nutrients - carbohydrates, proteins and fats. As well as this, Bromelain and Papain have been included as they both contain an array of proteolytic (protein digesting) enzymes which work across a wide pH range. These enzymes have been scientifically tested to improve digestion by up to seven times in impaired digestive systems. Even in ‘perfect’ conditions, Thompson’s Digestion Manager can improve digestibility and absorption of nutrients significantly. 

Digestion Manager also contains clinical dosages of the herbs Ginger and Peppermint. Ginger has been commonly used by traditional herbalists to treat gastrointestinal upset and nausea. Peppermint has traditionally been used for providing quick relief for acute gastric upset resulting from conditions such as overeating, nausea and acute dyspepsia.

Indications for use:

Symptoms of poor digestion such as belching, reflux, flatulence, abdominal pain and bloating

· People suffering from stress affecting digestion

· People suffering from malabsorption disorders and enzyme deficiencies 

· Elderly people who may require extra digestive support

· People on medications which may compromise their digestive function.

What else should I know?

Classification

General Sale

Active Ingredients

Enzymes

Amylase 6000 DU

Tilactase 1000 ALU

Cellulase 225 CU

Lipase RO 200 LipU

Protease 12500 HUT

Fruit Derived Enzymes

Bromelain 3,000,000 FCCPU(10mg)

Papain 100,000 FCCPU(2mg)

Herbal Ingredients

Ginger (rhizome) 340mg

Peppermint (leaf) equiv dry 1000mg

Dosage

Take 1 capsule three times a day after meals or as required.

Warnings

Should not be taken in pregnancy unless advised by a health professional.

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