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AFP Peptizyde
AFP Peptizyde® (Advanced Formula Protease) is a combination of three different enzymes that break down food proteins. These enzymes are isolated and purified from fungal sources. The combination...
Biomuve
*Quick Facts about Biomuve* Biomuve® is a combination of xylanase enzyme and probiotic bacteria (1 billion CFU per capsule) that promotes regularity and healthy gut bacteria.† *Shipping...
Lypazyme
Lypazyme™ is a combination of 3 different lipase enzymes which help break down food triglycerides into short-chain fatty acids. Excellent for high-fat meals or when supplementing...
No-Fenol
No-Fenol™️ was developed by Dr. Devin Houston, CEO of Houston Enzymes, in response to requests for a product that would support the digestion of fruits and...
NORDIC BERRIES, 200 COUNT - Gummy Vitamins
Gleaner Trolls have the best vision in the village—only they have the unique ability to see which cloudberries are ripe and ready to pick, and which...
TriEnza
TriEnza® provides digestive support for a broad range of foods. The unique blend of enzymes in TriEnza break down foods to help prevent occasional digestive discomfort from...
Zyme Prime
New Formulation! Zyme Prime™️ now contains xylanase enzyme to lessen stool firming when fiber is added to diet. Zyme Prime™️ is still targeted to support the breakdown...
What are enzymes?
*Answer*: Enzymes are proteins that help reactions to occur quickly in the body. The kind of enzymes Houston Enzymes produces are highly purified from fungal or...
How do enzymes work?
*Answer*: Enzymes work as catalysts of biochemical reactions. A catalyst increases or accelerates the rate of a chemical reaction. Digestive enzymes break down proteins, carbohydrates or...
How does digestion work?
*Answer*: Digestion starts in the mouth and moves through the gastrointestinal tract, ending in the small intestine. Along the way, enzymes break food down into smaller...
How do I know I need an enzyme?
Certain foods can be problematic for people. We call these food intolerances, which is different from an outright food allergy. A food intolerance can be observed through...
How do I choose a product?
*Answer*: Which one product or combination of products you need depends on several factors such as diet and your specific gut metabolism. Match the enzymes in...
Are enzymes safe?
*Answer*: Enzymes are safe for adults as well as children once they are old enough to eat table food.
What is the best time for giving enzymes?
*Answer*: It’s usually best to take enzymes near the beginning of the meal. If you forget, take the enzymes when you remember as there may still...
Can I take enzymes with other medications or supplements?
*Answer*: Enzymes may be taken with other medications and supplements, including probiotics.
Can I mix enzymes with food or drinks?
Yes, you can mix enzymes with many foods or drinks. However, the enzymes will change the textures of some foods depending on the food and how long...
What is the recommended dose for enzymes?
*Answer*: Dosing is by the size of the meal, not age or body weight. Typically, it’s best to start with 1 capsule per meal, with the...
Can enzymes help with special diets?
*Answer*: It may be possible to add back, or support the digestion of, some problem foods with enzymes. Some have wondered whether enzyme products such as AFP-Peptizyde...
How do I store enzymes?
*Answer*: Store in a cupboard or on a shelf. Don’t refrigerate enzymes as the refrigerator tends to be humid and humidity isn’t good for enzymes. The...