Lipase Enzyme: Lypo Gold™
Highest Potency of Lipase Enzymes
Lypo Gold™ - 60 Caps &
120 Caps
This product
was formulated to aid in the proper digestion of fats. It is for the
fat digestion and metabolism, as well as the health of the cardiovascular
system.
Lipase Enzyme Recommended Usage:
Suggested Use: One capsule, two to three times a day, 30 minutes
before or 2 hours after a meal.
Store in a cool dry place.
Keep out of reach of children.
Lypo Gold™
Lipase Enzyme Supplement:
Benefits
- Cholesterol support
- Improved fat digestion
- Fat digestion and metabolism
- Triglyceride balancing
- Balancing essential fatty acids
| Nutritional Information |
Serving Size: 1 capsule
Capsules Per Container: 60 & 120 |
| Amount Per Serving: |
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Lactase
Lipase Thera-blend
Amylase Thera-blend
Protease Thera-blend |
600 ALU
6,000 FCCFIP
11,000 DU
30,000 HUT |
| This product contain(s) no fillers. |
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Break Down Fats
It is a proven fact the enzyme lipase breaks down (digests)
fat. When added to your meal as a supplement it is able to
do this in the digestive tract. This takes stress off the gallbladder,
liver, and pancreas. When taken between meals, it will be stored in
the liver and called upon as needed. Lipase is present in all of the
Enzymedica Enzyme Fortifiers.
The pancreas produces about a liter and a half of digestive
juices per day in an array of enzymes (protease, amylase, cellulase,
lactase and lipase). Lipase is the enzyme designed to digest fats. With
advancing age the body produces less and less digestive juice, about
13% less per decade of life.
For these same reasons, fat blockers such as Olean and Elestra
are undesirable. They keep fat from being absorbed, but they
also keep fatty nutrients from being available. Under-nutrition occurs
in about half of the patients with chronic heart failure.
Fats are a major source of fuel for the heart muscle. The
use of lipase has been suggested to improve fat absorption (Am J cardiology
8: 43, 1963).
It was not until 1997 that researchers found that lipase also
can help to control LDL cholesterol and is helpful in stubborn
cases of high triglycerides. (Lipids 32: 1147, 1997).
Lipase Deficiency
Since lipase digests fat, fat-soluble vitamins and balances
fatty acids, lipase deficient people can be expected to have
a tendency towards high cholesterol, high triglycerides and difficulty
losing weight. Lipase deficient
people also have decreased cell permeability, meaning nutrients cannot
get in and the waste cannot get out.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food
and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat,
cure or prevent disease.
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