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High-strength plant enzymes:
Plant-derived digestive enzymes, combined with a range of hand-picked herbs and natural digestives to help soothe the gut and support efficient digestion.
Digestive enzymes are important because they enable us to break down proteins, carbohydrates and fats into their raw components in order to make the nutrients available for absorption and utilisation.
Each person has a finite reserve of enzymes, which can be in short supply during times of stress, illness or as we get older. Over time, poor digestion can lead to nutrients malnutrition and a range of ailments.
As recommended by naturopath Max Tomlinson in Marie Claire magazine for bloating and digestion.
Digestive enzymes are important because they enable us to break down proteins, carbohydrates and fats into their raw components in order to make the nutrients available for absorption and utilisation.
Each person has a finite reserve of enzymes, which can be in short supply during times of stress, illness or as we get older. Over time, poor digestion can lead to nutrients malnutrition and a range of ailments.
Read MoreDigestive enzymes – the stuff of life… Enzymes are clever little molecules of protein that are made from amino acid chains that help with digestion. They act as catalysts (or triggers) to bring about specific biochemical reactions in the body, which produces over 3,000 kinds. Every process in the body is driven by enzymes of…
Read MoreChristmas is just a stone’s throw away and the season brings lots of opportunities to over indulge, but don’t panic all this eating and drinking doesn’t have to cause havoc. I would like to help you to digest your food more efficiently – which will help you feel and look better during times of feasts…
Read Moren our modern society, alcohol has become an integral part of social gatherings, celebrations, and relaxation. While moderate alcohol consumption is generally considered acceptable for many individuals, it’s crucial to understand the impact that alcohol can have on digestive health. In this blog post, we will explore the complex relationship between alcohol and the digestive…
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This supplement multi-pack has been put together to help support your digestive system throughout the festive season. The pack contains 4 supplements : Pro-biotic Max – a superpower amongst supplements with many benefits but in relation to IBS it produces good bacteria to help support a healthy gut Candi-X – a yeast supplement to eliminate…
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Still suffering from digestive disorders post festive season. Trying to understand and regulate your symptoms . Help is at hand. Most people, especially women, recognise that uncomfortable feeling when their stomach suddenly swells up like a balloon, often accompanied by stomach pain and flatulence. This may be triggered by, for example, eating the wrong kinds…
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Are you in your early to mid 40’s? Have you started to feel ‘out of sorts’ but you are not sure why or what exactly is wrong? Are you experiencing anxiety, sleepless nights, stomach issues? Have you been to the doctors and they have told you you are too young for it to be the…
Read MorePerimenopause, your hormones and gut health! Are you in your early to mid 40’s? Have you started to feel ‘out of sorts’ but you are not sure why or what exactly is wrong? Are you experiencing anxiety, sleepless nights, stomach issues? Have you been to the doctors and they have told you you are too…
Read MoreI have recently been asked this question a few times, so I thought I would share with you the details of 3 patients all from the same family that I have seen very recently. Initially Mr S came to see me, he was potentially an undiagnosed coeliac – there was a family history of potential…
Read MoreContact Marlene to find out what is triggering your stomach bloating. Most people, especially women, recognise that uncomfortable feeling when their stomach suddenly swells up like a balloon, often accompanied by stomach pain and flatulence. This may be triggered by, for example, eating the wrong kinds of food, stress or a number of other factors.…
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