Home > Digestive Health > Comparison

Compare	FoodScience of Vermont All-Zyme	VS	Maxi Health Premium Enzymax Complex

Add another Item to this comparison Add Item

Overview:

Detailed comparison of FoodScience of Vermont All-Zyme and Maxi Health Premium Enzymax Complex digestive health supplements. Side by side look at similarities and differences for supplement facts such as vitamins and minerals, directions, other ingredient

There are 34 differences and 2 similarities between FoodScience of Vermont All-Zyme, Maxi Health Premium Enzymax Complex

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	Super Digestive Enzyme Complex Premium Enzymax Complex Combines A Unique Blend Of High Quality Plant And Microbial Enzymes To Support And Maintain A Healthy Digestive System. Aids In Digestion Of Dairy, Protein, Fats And Carbohydrates. Scientific Evidence Suggests That Enzymes Can Be Useful For Digestive Support. People Taking Enzymes May Notice Increased Energy, Less Fullness After Meals, Decreased Gas, And More Regular Bowel Habits. What Are Enzymes? Enzymes Are Responsible For All Metabolic Functions And Are Vital For Life, Without Them We Would Not Exist. Enzymes Break Down Each Of These Into Progressively Smaller Components Until They Reach Their Basic Building Block Form. The Body Uses These Building Blocks To Rebuild And Heal Itself, Supply Energy, And Remove Toxins. Amylase (helps Digest Starchy Foods Such As White Breads, Pastas, And Potatoes) Will Randomly Hydrolyze The Interior Alpha-1, 4-glucosidic Bonds Of Starch To Release Simple Sugars For Digestion. Supplemental Amylase Works Synergistically With Endogenous Human Amylase To Digest Starchy Foods Such As White Breads, Pastas, And Potatoes. Invertase (helps Digest Refined Sugars) Catalyzes The Hydrolysis Of Sucrose Into Its Component Parts D- Fructose And D-glucose. This Action Helps In The Digestion Of Refined Sugars. Protease 4.5 (helps Provide Protein Digestion) Is A Mixture Of Acid, Neutral And Alkaline Proteases That Demonstrates Both Exo-peptidase And Endo-peptidase Activity With High Substrate Specificity. Protease 4.5 Works Synergistically With Endogenous Enzymes To Provide Protein Digestion In The Stomach And Pyloric Regions Of The Small Intestine. Glucoamylase (helps Digestion Of Carbohydrates) Will Hydrolyze Amylase, Isomaltose And Dextrins To Release Free Glucose.
	[X] Add Comment about “Description”
Category		Digestive Enzymes	vs	Digestive Enzymes
	[X] Add Comment about “Category”
Directions		As A Dietary Supplement, Take 1 Tablet With Each Meal.	vs	Take One (1) To Two (2) Maxicaps Daily With Meals, Or As Directed.
	[X] Add Comment about “Directions”
Count		90 Tablets	vs	60 Capsules
	[X] Add Comment about “Count”
Weight		0.27 lb	vs	0.15 lb
	[X] Add Comment about “Weight”
Serving Size		1 Tablet	vs	1 Capsule
	[X] Add Comment about “Serving Size”
Servings		90	vs	60
	[X] Add Comment about “Servings”
Other Ingredients		Cellulose, Vegetable Stearate, Silica.	vs	Rice Flour, Vegetable Cellulose, Magnesium Stearate, Enzymax (calcium Carbonate, Bromelain, Papain, Lipase, Amylase, Protease, Silica).
	[X] Add Comment about “Other Ingredients”
Warnings		If Pregnant Or Nursing, Consult Your Health Care Practitioner Before Taking This Product.	vs
	[X] Add Comment about “Warnings”

Supplement facts
Cellulase			vs	400 CU
	[X] Add Comment about “Cellulase”
Amylase			vs	10,000 DU
	[X] Add Comment about “Amylase”
Lipase			vs	800 FIP
	[X] Add Comment about “Lipase”
Betaine (as betaine HCI)		100 mg	vs
	[X] Add Comment about “Betaine (as betaine HCI)”
Lactase			vs	1000 ALU
	[X] Add Comment about “Lactase”
Invertase			vs	350 SU
	[X] Add Comment about “Invertase”
Alpha-Galactosidase			vs	200 GalU
	[X] Add Comment about “Alpha-Galactosidase”
Glucoamylase			vs	12 AGU
	[X] Add Comment about “Glucoamylase”
Xylanase			vs	500 XU
	[X] Add Comment about “Xylanase”
Ox Bile		30 mg	vs
	[X] Add Comment about “Ox Bile”
Protease 4.5			vs	15,000 HUT
	[X] Add Comment about “Protease 4.5”
Neutral Bacterial Protease			vs	7,500 PC
	[X] Add Comment about “Neutral Bacterial Protease”
Pectinase			vs	15 Endo
	[X] Add Comment about “Pectinase”
Calcium (Ca. Sulfate)		50 mg	vs
	[X] Add Comment about “Calcium (Ca. Sulfate)”
Pepsin (150 USP)		50 mg	vs
	[X] Add Comment about “Pepsin (150 USP)”
Bromelain (6 GDU)		50 mg	vs
	[X] Add Comment about “Bromelain (6 GDU)”
Pancreas Substance		200 mg	vs
	[X] Add Comment about “Pancreas Substance”
Papain (125 USP)		50 mg	vs
	[X] Add Comment about “Papain (125 USP)”
Protease Enzymes (10,000 USP)		100 mg	vs
	[X] Add Comment about “Protease Enzymes (10,000 USP)”
Amylase Enzymes (10,000 USP)		100 mg	vs
	[X] Add Comment about “Amylase Enzymes (10,000 USP)”
Lipase Enzymes (300 USP)		25 mg	vs
	[X] Add Comment about “Lipase Enzymes (300 USP)”
Cellulase Enzymes (40 USP)		10 mg	vs
	[X] Add Comment about “Cellulase Enzymes (40 USP)”
DIGESTIVE proprietary blend			vs	297 mg
	[X] Add Comment about “DIGESTIVE proprietary blend”
Protease 3.0			vs	20 SAPU
	[X] Add Comment about “Protease 3.0”
Peptidase			vs	2000 HUT
	[X] Add Comment about “Peptidase”
Protease 6.0 (conc.)			vs	3,000 HUT
	[X] Add Comment about “Protease 6.0 (conc.)”
CereCalase (300 MU)			vs	15 mg
	[X] Add Comment about “CereCalase (300 MU)”