Digestive enzymes facilitate digestion and nutrient absorption

Optimal digestion is necessary for overall health. That's because the body obtains nutrients by breaking down food. Digestion is made possible by special molecules naturally occurring in your body called enzymes. But over time, your digestive tract loses the ability to tolerate the effects of excess calories, especially fried foods, and it can become harder for your body to properly break down food.¹ If digestion is incomplete, the body cannot extract all the nutrients in the food. Aside from causing occasional bloating and gas, this can lead to inadequate uptake of critical nutrients. It is essential to maintain a healthy balance of digestive enzymes to optimize healthy digestion and get the most nutrition out of your meals. Since proteins, plant fibers, carbohydrates and fats are all broken down differently, you need a wide spectrum of enzymes for optimal digestion.

Supplementing with 12 different digestive enzymes

Clinical evidence shows that supplemental enzymes can support healthy digestion and help relieve discomfort.^2-6 Extraordinary Enzymes provides a powerful blend of 12 total enzymes that work together to help your digestive system readily absorb the nutrients of food and convert it to energy — whether it's a protein, tough vegetable fiber, carbohydrate or fat. With a potent array of enzymes formulated to adapt to a variety of stomach acid pH conditions and powerfully support digestion, Extraordinary Enzymes helps enhance nutrient content in your body through better absorption and utilization.

Promotes the breakdown of hard-to-digest plant fibers

With cellulase, phytase, hemicellulase, pectinase and xylanase, Extraordinary Enzymes facilitates the breakdown of plant fibers that cause people to avoid healthy vegetables because of digestive discomforts. Most people will take one capsule before the two heaviest meals, which provides 400 mg of natural digestive enzymes each day.

Together, the enzymes in Extraordinary Enzymes work through a cooperative process to help provide nutritional support for a healthy digestive system.