If you have IBS or chronic diarrhea, I need to tell you something your gastroenterologist probably never mentioned.
It is not that enzymes don't work for your condition. In fact, digestive enzymes can be extremely helpful when they reach the intestines intact.
The problem is that most of them never make it that far.
Stomach acid is incredibly strong, and it breaks down up to 93% of standard enzyme supplements before they can do anything useful.
This creates what some experts call a "blind spot" in treatment — where patients think supplements don't work, when in reality they are simply being destroyed too early.
New delayed-release capsule technologies are designed to resist stomach acid and dissolve only once they reach the intestines.
This allows the enzymes to actually do their job, helping break down food and reduce symptoms like bloating and urgency.