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A common question we often hear is when and how one should be taking our products. Since nearly every single person's daily supplement regimen and routine differs, our goal is to simplify this once and for all. Firstly, our products have one of two dosage instructions. They either stipulate to take the product on an empty stomach or with food. It seems simple enough right?  The problem lies in the fact that the definition of empty stomach may differ based on who you are speaking to. We typically recommend that our "empty stomach" products such as Fibrovera, Neprinol, Syntol, and Serretia...

From gracefully aging adults to fitness enthusiasts, people that consume food-based or supplemented protein are unable to completely utilize this valuable nutrient. Contrary to popular belief, only 10-20% of consumed protein is used for what it was intended. Performance athletes and professional bodybuilders will consume excessive amounts of protein to make up for the 80% of the missing or undigested amino acids that are usually flushed out of the body with normal protein digestion and absorption. The human digestive system was not designed to absorb ultra-concentrated whey and other protein sources. Actually, enzymes are the fundamental factors that are involved...

To most, opening an enzyme or probiotic supplement for the first time is uneventful, while a small minority may notice an aroma that they find to be a little off-putting. Typically, an off-putting odor coming from anything that we consume immediately makes us think of spoiled or rotten food. However, it is important to realize that smell is different to every nose, and what may be off-putting to one may smell quite appetizing to another. For instance, one of my wife's favorite foods is french onion soup. One night, she ordered her usual appetizer and as soon as it came to the...

Many people suffer from food intolerances, but most people do not realize that these may be stemming from a lack of digestive enzymes. For example, one day a person may eat a piece of fruit and experience gas and bloating shortly thereafter. On a different day, eating a bagel may cause stomach discomfort, and consuming greasy food might lead to indigestion. A person suffering from these types of problems may think that he/she has food allergies or sensitivities and might even start to avoid certain foods when a lack of digestive enzymes may be the real culprit. Dietary supplements in...