NOW Super Enzymes Tabs 180’s in Kenya

Product Summary

A comprehensive digestive enzyme blend delivering broad-spectrum support for breaking down proteins, fats, carbohydrates, and fiber. Each tablet contains ox bile extract, pancreatin, bromelain, papain, and betaine HCl to optimize nutrient absorption, reduce bloating, and ease digestion of heavy meals. The 180-tablet bottle offers a 6-month supply for daily digestive wellness.

Key Benefits

• Full-Spectrum Digestion: Targets proteins (protease), fats (lipase), carbs (amylase), and fiber (cellulase) in one formula.
• Bile & Acid Support: Ox bile and betaine HCl emulsify fats and activate enzymes, ideal for low-stomach-acid conditions.
• Anti-Inflammatory Relief: Bromelain/papain reduce gut inflammation and post-meal discomfort.
• Nutrient Absorption: Enhances bioavailability of vitamins/minerals from diverse diets.
• Vegetarian-Friendly: Plant-based enzymes with ox bile (suitable for most dietary preferences).

Composition

• Active Ingredients per Tablet:

  Component	Amount	Function
  Pancreatin 4X	200mg	Protease (25,000 USP), Amylase (25,000 USP), Lipase (2,000 USP)
  Betaine HCl	200mg	Stomach acid activation
  Ox Bile Extract	100mg	Fat emulsification
  Bromelain (pineapple)	50mg	Protein digestion, anti-inflammatory
  Papain (papaya)	50mg	Protein digestion, gas reduction
  Cellulase	20mg	Fiber breakdown
  Amylase	10mg	Carbohydrate digestion

• Other Ingredients:
  • Microcrystalline cellulose, stearic acid (vegetable source), silica, croscarmellose sodium.
• Free From:
  • Gluten, GMOs, dairy, soy, eggs, nuts, artificial additives.
• Enzyme Activity:
  • Standardized for consistent potency across pH ranges.

How to Use

• Dosage: Take 1 tablet with each meal (3 tablets daily).
• Critical Timing:
  • Immediately WITH meals – enzymes work during digestion.
  • For large/fatty meals: Take 2 tablets.
• Duration:
  • Short-term: 2–4 weeks for acute digestive issues.
  • Long-term: Safe for daily maintenance; reassess every 3 months.
• Note:
  • Do not chew – swallow whole with 250ml water.
  • Avoid taking on empty stomach (betaine HCl may cause irritation).

Potential Side Effects

• Generally Safe: Well-tolerated at recommended doses.
• Possible Reactions:
  • Mild heartburn, nausea, or diarrhea (especially if taken without food).
  • Allergic reactions (rare; avoid if sensitive to pineapple/papaya).
• Serious Risks:
  • Stomach Lining Irritation: Betaine HCl may worsen ulcers/GERD.
  • Bile Overload: Ox bile may cause cramping in sensitive individuals.
• Precautions:
  • Avoid if:
    • Active peptic ulcers, gastritis, or Crohn’s disease.
    • Allergic to pineapple, papaya, or bile components.
    • Pregnant/nursing (insufficient safety data).
  • Consult a doctor if:
    • Taking blood thinners (bromelain/papain have mild anticoagulant effects).
    • On proton pump inhibitors (e.g., omeprazole) or antacids (counteracts betaine HCl).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How long does one bottle last?

At 3 tablets daily, a 180-count bottle lasts 60 days (2 months).

2. Why include ox bile and betaine HCl?

• Ox Bile: Replaces natural bile for fat digestion (critical for gallbladder removal/low bile output).
• Betaine HCl: Restores stomach acid for enzyme activation (addresses low-acid hypochlorhydria).

3. Can I take this with probiotics?

Yes. Take enzymes WITH meals, probiotics BETWEEN meals (e.g., 2 hours after).

4. Does it help with lactose intolerance?

No – lacks lactase. Use a dedicated lactase supplement for dairy digestion.

5. How does this benefit Kenyan users?

• Staple Food Digestion: Counters bloating from ugali, githeri, beans, and fried foods.
• Low-Acid Support: Addresses hypochlorhydria common in aging populations or antacid users.
• No Refrigeration: Stable in Kenya’s heat (tested up to 30°C).

6. Is it safe for diabetics?

Yes, but monitor blood sugar. Enzymes may improve carbohydrate metabolism.

7. Can I split the tablet?

Not recommended – enteric coating ensures targeted release. Splitting reduces efficacy.

8. Will it interact with malaria meds?

Unlikely, but avoid with artemisinin-based therapies (theoretical interaction). Consult a doctor.

Who Can Benefit?

• Adults experiencing bloating, gas, or indigestion after meals.
• Individuals with low stomach acid (e.g., aging, antacid use).
• Those without a gallbladder or with fat malabsorption (e.g., floating stools).
• People consuming high-starch/fatty diets (e.g., Kenyan staples like chapati, nyama choma).
• Anyone seeking comprehensive enzyme support beyond single-enzyme formulas.