Enzymeact Plus

Vegetarian Capsule
For pancreatic exocrine insufficiency.

Pancreatin
Pancreatin is a multi-enzyme blend containing Alpha
amylase, Protease and Lipase.
It helps to improve digestion and absorption of foods.
It helps lower the toxic load in the system generated by
undigested food, supports digestive health.

Supports healthy immune functions, and helps
maintain healthy body composition.
Zingiber officinale Proteolytic enzyme - zingibain
Extract Dietary ginger significantly stimulates the
activity of digestive enzymes of pancreaschymotrypsin,
and carboxyl peptidase)
Terminal digestive enzymes of small intestinal mucosa
including disaccharides are also beneficially stimulated
by dietary gingers
Dietary ginger stimulate digestion and absorption of
dietary fat in high- fat fed situation by enhancing the
secretion of bi le salt and increasing the activity of
pancreatic lipase
Consumption of ginger enhances relaxation of the
lower oesophageal sphincter, to decrease oesophageal
contraction velocity, and that these activities possibly
mediate the anti-flatulent effects of ginger
Amla Extract (as powder)
Used as a gastro-protective agent in non‑steroidal anti‑
inflammatory drug‑induced gastropathy.
Beneficial for treating acute pancreatitis
Enhance digestion, absorption, and assimilation of
meals.

Amla is often used as a laxative to relieve constipation
E.Officinalis produced a significant reduction of total
cholesterol (TC), low‑density lipoprotein (LDL),
triglyceride (TG), very LDL, and a significant increase in
high‑density lipoprotein levels.
Bromelain (Pineapple)
Bromelain is readily absorbed by the body in the
gastrointestinal tract and remains functionally intact.
Bromelain contains proteolytic enzymes called cysteine
proteinases, which break down proteins and help
digest food.
It helps in relieving the inflammation associated with
ulcerative colitis [UC].
In E.coli infection, an active supplementation with
bromelain leads to some anti-adhesion effects which
prevent the bacteria from attaching to specific
glycoprotein receptors located on the intestinal
mucosa by proteolytically modifying the receptor
attachment sites.
Vitamin E
Supplementation with vitamin E may be necessary in
people who have digestive disorders, including chronic
bowel disease, or those who have undergone

gastrointestinal surgeries since their systems are less
able to absorb fat-soluble vitamins.