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The highest quality systemic enzymes are rendered ineffective without a proper enteric coated delivery system. Enteric coatings allow the capsule to bypass the stomach acids so that the enzymes can be absorbed into the bloodstream through the walls of the small intestine.

Without an effective enteric coating, the majority of the contents are used by the body primarily as digestive aids or are simply destroyed by the stomach’s acids.

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All-Natural Enteric Coating

The effectiveness of any systemic enzyme is determined by the amount of activity level in the bloodstream after the enzyme has been absorbed from the small intestine. Enzymes that are susceptible to destruction in acidic conditions must be protected for delivery to the small intestine. Systemic enzymes will begin to lose their activity once introduced into the low pH (1.0-3.0) acids of the stomach. The amount of activity loss is dependent upon the individual enzyme and the amount of time it spends in the stomach. Studies have shown that unprotected enzymes can lose up to 100% of their activity in fewer than 30 minutes in pH levels below 3.0. The only reliable method of ensuring that 100% of the enzymes are not destroyed by the stomach acids is to enteric-coat the enzymes. Vitalzym has been formulated to use an enteric coated gel capsule manufactured under pharmaceutical-grade guidelines.*

Though revolutionary to nutritional enzyme blends, this enteric coating process is similar to that used in today's most advanced products. The capsule has an all-natural shell barrier that allows it to withstand the extremely low pH levels found in the stomach.

Once introduced to the pancreatic juices in the duodenum (upper small intestine), the shell barrier breaks down to release the enzymes it contains. The enzymes are then absorbed into the bloodstream through the lining of the small intestine.*

The enteric coated gel capsule has been designed to pass both the USP (United States Pharmacopeia) and JP (Japan Pharmacopeia) disintegration tests for enteric coated capsules. Every batch is tested to ensure it meets the agency guidelines before exportation to the U.S.*

Though revolutionary to nutritional enzyme blends, this enteric coating process is similar to that used in today’s most advanced products. The capsule has an all-natural shell barrier that allows it to withstand the extremely low pH levels found in the stomach. Once introduced to the pancreatic juices in the duodenum (upper small intestine), the shell barrier breaks down to release the enzymes it contains. The enzymes are then absorbed into the bloodstream through the lining of the small intestine.* The enteric coated gel capsule has been designed to pass both the USP (United States Pharmacopeia) and JP (Japan Pharmacopeia) disintegration tests for enteric coated capsules. Every batch is tested to ensure it meets the agency guidelines before exportation to the U.S.*

More Concentrated. More Activity. More Stability.

Powder enzyme blends are available today that use an enteric coating, but they are typically in tablet form. The disadvantage of these blends is the amount of heat created with compressing the ingredients into a tablet. Enzymes are susceptible to high temperatures and may begin to degrade during the manufacturing process. Vitalzym is produced under strictly controlled temperature ranges and because of this our Liquid-Filled Gel Capsules allow for an enteric coated enzyme to be developed without activity loss from heat.*

There are also enzyme formulations available in vegetable and gelatin capsules that claim to have an enteric coating. An independent laboratory has put these to the test and has yet to find one that passes the US Pharmacopeia standard for enteric coating. In fact, the best performing vegetable capsule tested lost more than 85% of its enzyme activity after being subjected to stomach conditions. In other words, less than 15% of its concentration was available for absorption to the bloodstream.

Liquid enzyme blends also provide a more uniform dose consistency because the mixing of liquids allows for optimal particle distribution. In powder formulations, each particle of a different enzyme is different in size, causing greater friction between particles during mixing. Excipients are introduced to powder formulations to increase the mixability, but liquids still provide far more even distribution of ingredients, allowing for more consistent dosages in each capsule.*

Enzymes always retain some amount of moisture when they are produced. Enzymes, as proteins, are more susceptible to denaturation at higher moisture. Enzyme powders typically have lower (5-10%) moisture. However, even with lower moisture, enzyme powders will lose some of their activity over time, resulting in a loss of up to 20% of activity over a 12-month period. Vitalzym contains enzymes with a higher degree of purity and less moisture that, when combined with Medium-Chain Triglycerides (MCT), then decompressed during the manufacturing process, removes the moisture completely. As a result, loss of enzyme activity over time due to moisture will not occur after Vitalzym is produced. Vitalzym is manufactured to have a 5-year shelf life with no loss of activity when properly stored in a cool, dry place.*

	Best Value There are many cheap enzyme products available today. However, when comparing the value of each blend, Vitalzym continues to prove to be the least expensive option due to its unmatched efficacy. High concentrations of active, stable enzymes delivered to the bloodstream allows for the least amount of waste in an oral systemic enzyme supplement. When comparing the amount of pure enzymes delivered to the bloodstream for systemic effect, Vitalzym offers the best value of any systemic enzyme supplement available today.


	Frequently Asked Questions: What is the difference between digestive enzymes and systemic enzymes? Digestive enzymes are found inside the digestive track where they are used to aid in food digestion. Systemic enzymes are formulated to resist the acidic environment of the stomach so that they can be absorbed into the bloodstream from the small intestine. Once in the bloodstream, the body is able to use them throughout the entire body. Why are enteric-coated capsules indispensable? The all-natural protective coating prevents the enzymes from being destroyed by the stomach acids. The pancreatic juices break down the coating in the duodenum. This makes 100% of the enzyme contents available for absorption into the bloodstream. Enteric Coating is the best and most effective oral delivery system today for systemic enzymes. The technology of enteric coated liquid-filled capsules is superior to that of powdered enzymes because it uses low heat production, provides more uniform dose distribution, and prolongs enzyme activity. What is the proprietary Vitalzym blend comprised of? Bromelain, Papain, Rutin, Amylase, Protease, Lipase, Amla, and Serrapeptase. Are the components of Vitalzym derived from non-GMO sources? Yes, the enzymes in Vitalzym are derived from non-GMO sources. Vitalzym is also all-natural and contains no titanium dioxide or talc. Are there any compatibility issues with any prescribed drugs? Patients using anticoagulants, or blood thinners, should not use Vitalzym without the consent of their physician. Is Vitalzym a vegetarian product? Yes. Animal products are not used in the manufacture of Vitalzym. The enzymes are derived from plants and lab grown bacteria. Other enzymes on the market use trypsin and chymotrypsin in their formulations, which are porcine and bovine derived. What is key to Systemic Enzyme effectiveness? The amount of enzyme activity absorbed into the bloodstream. Can I take Vitalzym with food? NO Can I take Vitalzym if I am pregnant or lactating? There have not been any studies regarding supplementation of these enzymes while pregnant or lactating. We recommend speaking with your healthcare professional before taking Vitalzym while pregnant or lactating. Can children take Vitalzym? No dosage has been set for children. We recommend speaking with your pediatrican about the benefits of Vitalzym and a proper dosage. Can pets take Vitalzym? Many veterinarians use Vitalzym to improve the health of their patients. Dosages vary significantly. We recommend speaking with your veterinarian about a proper dosage. We at Golden Illumination give our dog who is 22 lbs one capsule at bedtime. I would suggest a dog that is 40 lbs or over... 2 gel caps 1-2x a day. I dip one end of the gel cap in a small amount of clarified butter (Ghee), if you do not have Ghee you can use a small amount of butter. I then hold the other end of the capsule and our dog takes it into his mouth and swallows it so easily. Where should I store my Vitalzym? Vitalzym does not need to be refrigerated. Store your Vitalzym in a cool, dry place, with the lid of the bottle tightly closed. Exposure to heat over 150% for an extended period of time can destroy the enzymes. Is there any Detoxification when initially taking Vitalzym? Systemic enzymes may help rid the body of toxins. Some users will experience a detoxification reaction to the enzymes, including short term fatigue, nausea, fogginess, headache, or a cold. Though uncomfortable, this detoxification is beneficial to the body. Increased water intake can assist in the process, or reducing enzyme dosage will slow the rate of detoxification. If symptoms persist, contact your healthcare professional. We have heard from many of our customers and this does happen often. Drink Water! For pain or inflammation: Start with 3 capsules and if you still experience pain increase the dosage by 3 until you reach a level of comfort. How long before Vitalzym takes effect? It may depend on the individual’s physiological makeup. Everyone is different. Users report positive effects ranging from 3 days to 4 weeks. Do I need to stop taking Enzymes prior to surgery? Special Precautions & Warnings: Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Not enough is known about the use of serrapeptase during pregnancy and breast-feeding. Stay on the safe side and avoid use. Bleeding disorders: Serrapeptase might interfere with blood clotting, so some researchers worry that it might make bleeding disorders worse. If you have a bleeding disorder, check with your healthcare provider before using serrapeptase. Surgery: Serrapeptase might interfere with blood clotting. There is a concern that it might increase bleeding during and after surgery. Stop using serrapeptase at least 2 weeks before a scheduled surgery.

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