Aging
is a privilege. With aging comes experience and wisdom, not to
mention senior citizen’s discounts. But with aging also comes the
onset of aches, pains and age-related conditions. Such is why older
people try to adopt a healthier lifestyle – something you might
have observed from your parents, grandparents, or older friends (or
which you find yourself doing, if you consider yourself old). They
try to keep themselves moving by doing zumba, for instance, and they
become more watchful of what they eat. Eating healthier food is not
just a trend among older adults – it is a norm. We know this is a
good practice, but as we age, eating healthy food may not be enough.
That’s because even if you eat healthy food, there’s a chance of
you not getting all the good nutrition from it, which may happen if
you are deficient in digestive enzymes.
You’re
probably thinking, “Digestive
enzymes? I remember hearing about that back in the day during Science
class. What do digestive enzymes have to do with me getting good
nutrition?”
Digestive enzymes are responsible for breaking down the food we eat
into a form that can be easily absorbed by the body. It’s not the
food itself that gets absorbed – it’s the nutrients from it.
But
how exactly does it happen?
Imagine
yourself eating a piece of bread. As you chew the bread, you are
starting to digest it already. From your mouth, it passes through
your esophagus down to your stomach, where it further gets digested.
From the stomach, it goes into the small intestine where digestion
gets completed. Enabling the digestion in your mouth, stomach and
small intestine are your digestive enzymes. These enzymes break down
your food into nutrients so they may be absorbed into your
bloodstream and transported to every cell in your body. Such is the
crucial role of your digestive enzymes. Healthy food provides the
foundation for optimal health, but even the healthiest food is of
little use if it is not properly digested and absorbed.
The
thing is, as we get older, the digestive enzymes naturally produced
by our bodies become depleted. Digestive enzyme deficiency is thus
something older people may experience – and they may not even be
aware of it. But how will you know if an older loved one such your
mom or dad is deficient in digestive enzymes? If they constantly have
digestive complaints like gas, bloating, or abdominal pain, and / or
if their bowel movement is irregular, they could be suffering from
digestive enzyme deficiency.
Good
thing, Unilab has the answer to digestive enzyme deficiency.
Introducing Enzyplex
– a
digestive enzyme supplement that helps promote healthy digestion. It
has a unique combination of digestive enzymes, which break down food
so
your body gets the nourishment it needs.
It also helps one avoid indigestion symptoms such as gas, bloating
and stomachache.
Aside
from digestive enzymes, Enzyplex has vitamin B-complex which helps
enhance the digestive process and aids in the conversion of food into
energy to support normal body processes.
With
Christmas nearing, why don’t you give your loved ones (or yourself)
the gift of healthy digestion and optimal nutrient absorption?
They’ll need it, especially with all the festivities! Buy a box of
Enzyplex today and let them absorb life to the fullest!
Know
more about Enzyplex and nutrient absorption! Visit and like the
Enzyplex Facebook page (Enzyplex Philippines) and check out the
Enzyplex website
(www.agewell.ph/products/enzyplex).
#AbsorbLifetotheFullest
with Enzyplex!
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