Prolactazyme Forte
(Milk
Digesting Complex)
Background
Many of us suffer from milk intolerance mainly due to a genetic lack of the correct enzyme secretion. Milk intolerance usually relates to an inability to digest lactose (milk sugar). However, there may sometimes be an allergy to the protein in milk or the malabsorption fo fats.Prolactazyme Forte is the most potent enzyme complex available in the UK designed specifically for the complete digestion of milk and milk products.
Benefits & Features
- A combination of biologically active, proteolytic, lipolytic and carbolytic enzymes to aid the digestion of proteins, fats and carbohydrates
- Contains bromelain and papain which assist the body with protein digestion
- Lipase helps with the efficient digestion of fats and oils
- Amylase is required for the complete digestion of carbohydrates
- Acid stable against stomach pH
- Able to retain digestive capability over a wide range of pH variances
- Specially designed for children
- Presented
in a new easy to swallow vegetable capsule
Ingredients typically per veg capsule
| Ingredient | Amount | Providing | %EC RDA |
| Vegetable Rennin | 5.4mg | 12.3 Milk Clotting Units | |
| Bromelain | 42.5mg | 100 gelatin digesting units (GDU's) | |
| Lactase | 18mg | 3900 lactase units | |
| Lipase | 8.1mg | 437.5 lipase units (LU's) | |
| Papain | 3.5mg | 5 papain tyrosine units (PTU's) | |
| Lactobacillus acidophilus | 3mg | approx 150 million viable organisms | |
| Lactobacillus bulgaricus | 3mg | approx 50 million viable organisms | |
| Amylase | 1.5mg | 900 amylase units (AU's) |
Ingredients:
Potato Malodextrin, Bulking Agent (Microcrystaline Cellulose), Capsule, (Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose & Water), Bromelain, Lactase, Anti-caking Agents, (Silicon Dioxide & Vegetable Magnesium Sterate), Lipase, Vegetable Rennin,, Papain, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus bulgaricus, Amylase, Sodium Chloride.Allergens:
From Soya, From Cereals containing GlutenRecommended Intake
One capsule taken with main meal or as professionally directed