Health & Youth Cellulase enzyme capsules

Vegan dietary supplement capsule containing cellulase enzyme, which supports the digestion of vegetables, legumes, fruits in the large intestine and reduces the unpleasant abdominal discomfort and bloating associated with the consumption of fibrous foods.

WHAT DOES IT SAY?

It can support the digestion of dietary fibre. So you can relieve the unpleasant stomach discomfort that comes with eating vegetables, grains and fruits by replacing the missing enzyme.

Dietary fibre is found in almost all vegetables and fruits. We classify them into water-soluble and insoluble categories. Soluble fibres are: pectins, inulin, beta-glucan, some hemicellulose and mucilages. Their main sources are oats, barley, apples, soft fruits, vegetables and pulses. Hemicellulose, cellulose are poorly soluble in water and are found in cabbage, broccoli, couscous, cucumber, carrots, cereal hulls, oilseeds, bran. Lignin is an insoluble fibre found in the woody parts of plants.

WHY FIBRE IS IMPORTANT FOR US?

The human body cannot break down fibre because we do not have the enzymes to do so. We need the help of microscopic organisms that make up the gut flora community in the large intestine. The dietary fibres in the large intestine are fermented by the fibre-digesting bacteria, which produce the short-chain fatty acids that are most important in maintaining the integrity of the intestinal wall.

Fibres also help prevent constipation by moving the intestines and increasing the weight of stools. Drinking enough fluid is important for this! Soluble fibre slows down the absorption of carbohydrates and reduces the sudden rise in blood sugar and insulin levels after a meal. The fibres in pectin and rice bran have a positive effect on the fat composition of the blood. Vegetables with high fibre content are low in calories and their consumption helps to control body weight by giving a feeling of fullness, minerals and vitamins. The recommended intake is 25 grams for women and 38 grams for men, by 3 to 1 rate of insoluble to soluble fibres.

A common complaint is that eating vegetables and legumes causes increased gas, bloating and abdominal discomfort. This develops when the intestinal flora is imbalanced, there is a lack of or insufficient fibre-digesting bacteria in the large intestine and insufficient cellulase enzymes. The fibres ferment and gas is formed, causing bloating, uncomfortable abdominal discomfort, even cramping pains.

The solution is not to avoid vegetables, but to regenerate the digestive tract, to examine and restore the intestinal flora, to use a personalised diet and to support this process by supplementing digestive enzymes.

WHOM IS IT FOR?

• Abdominal discomfort after meals, bloating, increased gas production, abdominal discomfort,
• Dysbiosis, i.e. an imbalance of the intestinal flora,
• If the microbiome test indicates insufficient or absent fibre-digesting flora,
• Abdominal discomfort, gas, abdominal discomfort after antibiotics.

WARNING!!! IN CASE OF SEVERE CRAMPING ABDOMINAL PAINS AND PROLONGED ABDOMINAL PAINS, CONSULT A DOCTOR!