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Research supports that eating fermented foods, such as yoghurt, kimchi and chia seeds, can aid digestion

If you don't have many fermented foods in your diet, you can include supplementing BN Enzyme Plus but ensure your health care practitioner advises you.

The best time to take your digestive enzymes is 30 minutes before meals. Taking digestive enzymes after you eat will unfortunately not be effective, as the food has already started digesting.

Unlike many other digestive enzyme supplements, BN Enzyme Plus is made from natural ingredients. It contains no artificial flavours, colours or preservatives - making it one of the best digestive enzymes in Australia.

While probiotics and digestive enzymes both support the digestive process, they have extensively different functions. 

Probiotics help produce the gut with good bacteria, which balances the digestive system that significantly impacts your overall health.

Digestive enzymes break down the food you consume so your body can absorb as many nutrients as possible.

You may need one or both of these targeted supplements, depending on your specific health needs. You can take them together as they work synergistically, but please ensure your healthcare practitioner advises you.

Appraisal of your symptoms:

You can observe many signs and symptoms of enzymatic insufficiency for yourself. Although some could be due to other conditions, several relate primarily to the failure of pancreatic enzymes to be released. They include the following:

• If your stool is pale and floats in the toilet bowl.

This can indicate problems with your digestive enzymes. Given fat floats, this could mean that your pancreatic enzymes may not be functioning correctly.

• If you notice undigested food in your stool.

You will likely have a problem with a lack of digestive enzymes.

• If you frequently suffer from diarrhoea, stomach bloating, or flatulence and indigestion.

These can be signs of deficiency in digestive enzymes.

• Feeling as if you have food sitting in your stomach, even long after eating or with an empty stomach.
• Feeling full after eating only a few bites of food.