Complete Enzymes Capsules

Description

Complete Enzymes by Amy Myers MD – Broad-Spectrum Digestive Enzyme Support

Complete Enzymes capsules by Amy Myers MD combine a broad blend of digestive enzymes for use with meals. Each two-capsule serving provides a 750 mg Comprehensive Enzyme Blend covering starches, sugars, plant fibers, proteins, and fats rather than focusing on just one food component.

This 120-capsule formula includes egg-white-derived lysozyme, so a vegetarian capsule shell does not make the product egg-free.

Key Complete Enzymes Benefits

Supports carbohydrate digestion with enzymes that break starches and selected sugars into smaller components during meals.
Assists protein digestion through complementary proteases and peptidases that work on proteins and shorter peptide chains.
Provides lipase for dietary fat breakdown alongside enzymes that act on selected vegetable and plant fibers.
Offers broad-spectrum digestive support for mixed meals containing several different types of food.

How Complete Enzymes Works

Digestive enzymes act like specialized scissors: each recognizes particular bonds in food. Amylases work on starch, while sugar-specific enzymes address different carbohydrates. Proteases and lipase handle proteins and fats. These distinct roles explain why this formula combines multiple enzymes instead of relying on one. Activity units describe enzyme performance; they are not interchangeable with milligrams or with one another.

Key Functional Ingredients Include:

Amylase: Breaks starch into smaller carbohydrates, helping process foods such as rice and potatoes. This formula also includes alpha amylase and glucoamylase, complementing its separate enzymes for sugars and plant fibers.
Lactase: Splits lactose, the sugar in milk, into glucose and galactose. Its role is specific to lactose digestion; it does not break down milk proteins or make dairy appropriate for someone with a milk allergy.
Alpha-Galactosidase: Helps break down selected complex sugars found in beans and other plant foods. These carbohydrates differ from starch and lactose, giving this enzyme a distinct place alongside the formula’s amylases and lactase.
Protease/Peptidase Complex: Cuts proteins and shorter peptide chains into smaller pieces as part of food breakdown. The formula pairs this complex with acid and alkaline proteases, providing complementary protein-processing activities within its broader digestive blend.
Lipase: Helps split dietary triglycerides into smaller fat components. This supplies a fat-digesting function separate from the blend’s carbohydrate- and protein-processing enzymes, making it relevant to meals containing oils and other fats.

Complete Enzymes Is Formulated For

Adults considering a multi-enzyme capsule for mixed meals.
People seeking starch-, sugar-, protein-, and fat-digesting enzymes together.

Supplements support your health but do not replace a balanced diet. Always check with your healthcare practitioner if you have doubts about a new supplement. Or you may book a FREE product consultation with Holistic Health Partners, led by Carolyn Mulally BS, RN, HN-BC. You may also wish to explore our other GI Digestion/Enzyme Supplements, GI Health Supplements, and Amy Myers MD collections.

Recommendation: Take two capsules at the beginning of each meal. Consult your physician before use.

Serving Size: 2 Capsules
Servings Per Container: 60

Amount Per Serving:
Comprehensive Enzyme Blend ... 750 mg^**
Carbohydrate Specific Enzymes: Amylase 1,830 BAU^Δ**, Alpha Amylase 100 DU^Δ**, Glucoamylase (with isomaltase side chain activity) 30 AGU^Δ**
Sugar Specific Enzymes: Lactase 1,500 ALU^Δ**, Sucrase (invertase) 400 SU^Δ**, Maltase (diastase) 200 DP^Δ**, Pullulanase (debranching enzyme with isomaltase side chain activity) 25 U^Δ**
Vegetable/Plant Fiber Enzymes: Cellulase 500 CU^Δ**, Hemicellulase/Pectinase/Phytase Complex 200 HSU^Δ**, Phytase 10 FTU^Δ**, Beta-Glucanase 20 BGU^Δ**, Alpha-Galactosidase 100 AGSU^Δ**, Galactomannase 200 HCU^Δ**
Protein and Peptide Specific Enzymes: Acid Protease 50 SAPU^Δ**, Alkaline Protease 50 PC^Δ**, Protease/Peptidase Complex with endopeptidase, exopeptidase, and DPP-IV activity 30,000 HUT^Δ**
Other Enzymes: Lysozyme (from egg white) 10,000 SU^Δ**, Serratia peptidase (enteric coated^‡) 2,500 SPU^Δ**, Lipase 1,500 FIP^Δ**

** Daily Value not established.

Other Ingredients: Vegetarian capsule (hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, water), ascorbyl palmitate, and microcrystalline cellulose

Contains: Eggs.

Does Not Contain: Gluten, wheat, dairy, soy, or GMOs.

Storage: Store away from heat and moisture.

Warnings/Cautions: Individuals with known egg white allergy should consult their physician before using this product. Keep out of reach of children.

Additional precautions: Serratia peptidase warrants medication review, especially with blood thinners, antiplatelet medicines, NSAIDs, or supplements affecting clotting. Discuss bleeding problems, upcoming surgery, current or recurrent infections, and eosinophilic conditions with your practitioner. Seek individualized advice during pregnancy or breastfeeding and before giving this adult-focused formula to children. Stop use and seek help for allergic symptoms or a new rash or blisters; breathing difficulty or a severe skin reaction requires emergency care. This enzyme blend does not make allergenic foods appropriate to eat or replace gluten avoidance when medically necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions About Complete Enzymes

What are the benefits of Complete Enzymes?

Complete Enzymes supports food breakdown with enzymes for starches, sugars, plant fibers, proteins, and fats. A two-capsule serving supplies a 750 mg blend that includes amylases, lactase, alpha-galactosidase, proteases, and lipase. Its distinguishing feature is this range of enzyme activities rather than a single digestive target. Lactase addresses milk sugar, while lipase handles fats and proteases act on proteins. It does not replace balanced meals or make food allergens appropriate to consume.

Who should take Complete Enzymes?

Adults looking for a broad digestive enzyme capsule to take with mixed meals can discuss Complete Enzymes with their practitioner. The manufacturer directs two capsules at the beginning of each meal and says to consult your physician before use. It contains egg-white-derived lysozyme, making egg allergy an important consideration despite the vegetarian capsule shell. People taking medicines, preparing for surgery, pregnant or breastfeeding, or considering it for a child need individualized guidance rather than assuming a multi-enzyme formula suits everyone.

Are there any side effects of taking Complete Enzymes?

Individuals with known egg white allergy should consult their physician before using this product. Keep out of reach of children. Complete Enzymes contains egg-white-derived lysozyme and Serratia peptidase. Side effects and interactions of Serratia peptidase are not fully characterized. Additional precautions include medication review, especially blood thinners, antiplatelet medicines, NSAIDs, and supplements affecting clotting; discuss bleeding problems, surgery, recurrent infections, eosinophilic conditions, pregnancy, and breastfeeding with your practitioner. Stop use for allergic symptoms, rash, or blisters. Breathing difficulty or severe skin reactions require emergency care. Enzymes do not make allergenic foods appropriate to eat.

How does Complete Enzymes support overall health?

Complete Enzymes contributes to the digestive step of nutrition: breaking larger food molecules into smaller components. Amylases process starch, lactase splits milk sugar, proteases work on protein chains, and lipase breaks down fats. These are different jobs, which is why a mixed-meal formula contains several enzyme types. The supplement’s role is digestive support, not supplying the protein, vitamins, minerals, or fiber in a balanced diet. It should complement appropriate food choices rather than justify eating foods you must avoid.