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Compare	FoodScience of Vermont All-Zyme	VS	Labrada Sorenzyme

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Detailed comparison of FoodScience of Vermont All-Zyme and Labrada Sorenzyme digestive health supplements. Side by side look at similarities and differences for supplement facts such as vitamins and minerals, directions, other ingredients, serving sizes a

There are 29 differences and 2 similarities between FoodScience of Vermont All-Zyme, Labrada Sorenzyme

General
Description		All-zyme A Digestive Enzyme Supplement To Support Digestive Tract Function And Nutrient Absorption. A Digestive Enzyme Supplement To Support Digestive Tract Function And Nutrient Absorption*. All-zyme Contains 10 Digestive Enzymes And Places Special Emphasis On Proteolytic (protein Digesting) Enzymes. The Enteric Coating Used In All-zyme Releases The Proper Enzymes At The Correct Digestive Intervals For Maximum Activity.	vs	Helps Prevent D.o.m.s. Delivers Recovery Enzymes Mint Flavored Capsules Attenuates Delayed-onset Muscle Soreness (d.o.m.s.), The Post-workout Soreness That Prevents You From Making Faster Muscle Gains. Can Reduce Post-workout Inflammation To Speed Recovery Time By Up To 63% Unique Anti-catabolic Formulation Protects Against Post-workout Cortisol Elevation. Cortisol Is A Stress Hormone That Eats Away At Muscle And Promotes Body Fat. Scientifically Formulated Based On Clinical Results In Humans. Systemic (whole Body) Enzyme Matrix
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Category		Digestive Enzymes	vs	Digestive Enzymes
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Directions		As A Dietary Supplement, Take 1 Tablet With Each Meal.	vs	Take Four Capsules Once Daily At Least 45 Minutes Before A Meal Or As Recommended By Your Health Care Professional. Elite Level Athletes, Take Four Capsules Twice Daily.
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Count		90 Tablets	vs	120 Capsules
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Weight		0.27 lb	vs	0.3 lb
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Serving Size		1 Tablet	vs	4 Capsules
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Servings		90	vs	30
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Other Ingredients		Cellulose, Vegetable Stearate, Silica.	vs	Rice Flour, Silica, Magnesium Stearate.
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Warnings		If Pregnant Or Nursing, Consult Your Health Care Practitioner Before Taking This Product.	vs	The Ingredients In Sorenzyme Are 100% Natural And Non-toxic; However, Because Many Of The Enzymes In This Formula Have An Anti-inflammatory, Anti-coagulating Effect, People Taking Any Type Of Blood-thinning Medications, Aspirin, And/or Non-steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs Should Seek Medical Advice From Their Physician Before Using. All Users Are Advised To Consult Their Physician Before Starting Any Dietary Supplement And/or Exercise Program. Pregnant Or Lactating Women Should Not Use This Product.sorenzyme Is Not A Digestive Enzyme Blend. Sorenzyme Contains Unique Enzymes In Scientifically-based Concentrations That Have Been Show To Work On A Systemic (whole Body) Level, To Help Reduce D.o.m.s. And Improve Post-training Muscle-recovery.
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Potency			vs	600 mg
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Supplement facts
Betaine (as betaine HCI)		100 mg	vs
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Ox Bile		30 mg	vs
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Bromelain (3300 GDU/g)			vs	45 mg
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Lysozyme Chloride (22,800 U/mg)			vs	27 mg
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Chymotrypsin (1000 U/mg)			vs	5 mg
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Calcium (Ca. Sulfate)		50 mg	vs
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Papain (50,000 USP/mg)			vs	133 mg
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Pepsin (150 USP)		50 mg	vs
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Amylase (100,000 SKB/mg)			vs	27 mg
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Bromelain (6 GDU)		50 mg	vs
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Lipase (50,000 FIP/g)			vs	27 mg
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Pancreas Substance		200 mg	vs
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Beta Sitosterol Glucoside			vs	1200 mcg
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Papain (125 USP)		50 mg	vs
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Piper Nigrum (95% piperine)			vs	5 mg
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Protease Enzymes (10,000 USP)		100 mg	vs
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Amylase Enzymes (10,000 USP)		100 mg	vs
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Lipase Enzymes (300 USP)		25 mg	vs
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Cellulase Enzymes (40 USP)		10 mg	vs
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Protease (500,000 HUT/g)			vs	870 mg
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Trypsin (1:150 min 150 USP/mg)			vs	20 mg
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