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        "excerpt": "Do you know this feeling? A queasy feeling in the stomach, bloating, or gas – symptoms many are familiar with. But did you know that enzymes play a crucial role in your digestion? They help your body absorb nutrients optimally and keep your gut feeling balanced.\nLearn how you can specifically support your digestive system and sustainably improve your gut feeling in this article.",
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                "text": "MyREGULATE:Harness the Power of Ferments and Lactic Acid Bacteria"
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                "text": "ColoSTABIL®:Prebiotic Fiber for a Stable Gut Flora"
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        "full_text_plain": "Without enzymes, life is not possible. Dr. Edward Howell MyREGULATE:Harness the Power of Ferments and Lactic Acid Bacteria A Natural Enzyme Turbo for Your GutA good gut feeling starts with a healthy gut – and that's exactly where MyREGULATE comes in. This ferment concentrate combines natural enzymes with valuable lactic acid bacteria and vitamin C to gently support your digestion and bring your gut environment into balance. What makes MyREGULATE so special? Enzymes in Focus:Efficiently break down carbohydrates, proteins, and fats, relieving your digestion. Lactic Acid Bacteria for the Gut Flora:With over 1 billion lactic acid bacteria per milliliter, MyREGULATE offers an extremely high density that specifically strengthens your microbiome and promotes a harmonious gut environment. Vitamin C as a Shield:Protects your cells from oxidative stress and supports your energy metabolism. Why should you integrate MyREGULATE into your daily routine?Thanks to the gentle fermentation process, MyREGULATE contains plenty of right-turning lactic acid – a real booster for a healthy gut flora. The balanced composition ensures that your digestive system is specifically relieved and your gut feeling comes back into balance. Practical Application in Everyday Life Take 30–50 ml daily (about 1.5–2.5 shot glasses) – ideally in the morning on an empty stomach. Drink pure or diluted with water. Perfectly combinable with ColoSTABIL® or SpikaZYM plus to provide your gut with even more support. Start now with MyREGULATE – your enzyme turbo for healthy digestion and a good gut feeling. ColoSTABIL®:Prebiotic Fiber for a Stable Gut Flora A Natural Nutrient Base for Healthy BacteriaA healthy gut needs the right food – and that's where ColoSTABIL® comes into play. This high-quality preparation combines prebiotic fiber with valuable herbs and plant extracts. It supports your digestion naturally and helps bring your microbiome into balance. Why is ColoSTABIL® so valuable?Our modern diet often contains too few fibers – yet they are indispensable for healthy digestion. ColoSTABIL® compensates for this deficiency and, with a mix of soluble and insoluble fibers, ensures a harmonious gut flora. At the same time, it provides your body with important vitamins, minerals, and secondary plant compounds – for a good gut feeling and more energy in everyday life. The Benefits of ColoSTABIL® at a Glance: Fiber as a Base:Support digestion, stimulate bowel activity, and stabilize the gut flora. Natural Cleansing:Promote the self-cleaning of the intestines and help gently excrete toxins. Protection for the Gut Barrier:Contribute to maintaining an intact intestinal mucosa and protect against external influences. Diverse Micronutrients:Provide your body with secondary plant compounds, vitamins, and minerals that further strengthen digestion. Simple Application – How to Integrate ColoSTABIL® into Your Daily Routine 1 heaping tablespoon once daily (approx. 15 g) stir into water, juice, or yogurt. Ideal as a shake or snack – high in fiber and filling. Perfectly combinable with MyREGULATE and SpikaZYM plus for holistic support of your gut health. Discover ColoSTABIL® now – your natural companion for stable intestinal flora! ProZYM plus:Enzyme Power for Digestion and Detoxification Targeted Support for Your Gut and LiverHard-to-digest proteins or a burdened liver? ProZYM plus offers you exactly the support your body needs! This high-quality supplement combines the power of the enzyme prolyl-oligopeptidase with milk thistle extract and lecithin to relieve your digestion and support the liver in eliminating metabolic residues. What makes ProZYM plus so special? Targeted Enzyme Power:ProZYM plus additionally supports the breakdown of hard-to-digest proteins and simultaneously promotes liver function – ideal for detoxification and digestive support.Why is this important? With an imbalance in the gut, the liver is often heavily burdened, as it constantly has to deal with re-toxifications from the gut. This occurs particularly frequently with a disturbed gut flora, such as with a leaky gut syndrome. The liver is thus put into a kind of \"loop\" and can only perform its tasks to a limited extent. ProZYM plus helps reduce this burden by relieving the digestive process and thus supporting the liver in its detoxification function. Liver Support:The included milk thistle extract strengthens the liver and helps with natural detoxification. Immune System Booster:Optimizes nutrient absorption and thus supports your immune system. Vegan and Ketogenic Suitable:Ideal for special diets and sensitive digestive systems. Application – It's That Simple Take 2 capsules daily with water – preferably 30 minutes before a meal. Especially recommended with gluten-containing meals or for targeted liver function support. Discover ColoSTABIL® now – your natural companion for stable intestinal flora! The microbe is nothing, the milieu is everything. Antoine Béchamp Our Product Recommendations for Y",
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They break fats, proteins, and carbohydrates down into their smallest components, thereby supporting the entire digestive process.</p><p>However, modern eating habits, stress, and environmental factors can throw this natural system out of balance. The result? Your body can no longer properly absorb important nutrients – and you feel it in the form of bloating, a feeling of fullness, or an uneasy stomach.</p><p>The good news: You can take action yourself and specifically support your digestion! Even small adjustments in everyday life – from enzyme-rich nutrition and fermented foods to high-quality dietary supplements such as <a href=\"https://drreinwald.com/product/myregulate/\"><strong>MyREGULATE</strong></a>, <a href=\"https://drreinwald.com/product/spikazym-plus/\"><strong>SpikaZYM plus</strong></a>, and <a href=\"https://drreinwald.com/product/colostabil/\"><strong>ColoSTABIL®</strong></a> – can give your gut feeling the decisive boost.</p>\n      </div>\n    </div>\n\n    <div class=\"box box-2 collapse-child-margins \" style=\"background-color:#ffffff;background-size:cover\">\n      <div class=\"box-content collapse-child-margins\">\n        <h2 class=\"h3\">Small Helpers with Big Impact for Your Intestines</h2><p>Enzymes – the invisible heroes of your digestion<br />\nEnzymes are indispensable building blocks for your health. They act like small catalysts that convert complex food components into usable nutrients – starting from the first bite.</p><p><strong>The most important digestive enzymes at a glance:</strong></p><ol><li><strong>Amylases</strong>: Break down carbohydrates into sugars – for quick energy.</li><li><strong>Proteases</strong>: Decompose proteins into amino acids – the building blocks for muscles and tissues.</li><li><strong>Lipases</strong>: Break down fats into fatty acids and glycerol – for the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins.</li></ol><p><strong>Why are enzymes so important?</strong><br />\nWithout these small helpers, many nutrients could not be utilized. Instead of providing energy and vital substances, undigested residues in the intestine would trigger fermentation or putrefaction processes – a common cause of gas, bloating, and discomfort.</p><p><strong>Good to know: Enzymes work as a team! They complement each other and ensure that your body is optimally supplied – from the first digestion in the mouth to the final nutrient absorption in the intestine.</strong></p>\n      </div>\n    </div>\n\n  </div>\n</div>\n\n\n<div class=\"wp-block-cover\" style=\"min-height:430px;aspect-ratio:unset\"><img class=\"wp-block-cover__image-background wp-image-38813\" alt=\"Close-up of translucent hexagonal enzyme structures with golden edges and suspended liquid droplets, digestive health concept\" src=\"/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/blog-zitat-verdauung-enzyme.jpg\" data-object-fit=\"cover\" /><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"wp-block-cover__background has-black-background-color has-background-dim\"></span><div class=\"wp-block-cover__inner-container is-layout-flow wp-block-cover-is-layout-flow\">\n<p class=\"has-text-align-center has-white-color has-text-color has-large-font-size wp-block-paragraph\">Without enzymes, life is not possible.</p>\n\n\n\n<p class=\"has-text-align-center has-white-color has-text-color wp-block-paragraph\">Dr. Edward Howell</p>\n</div></div>\n\n\n<div id=\"block_5e4158a73af7235d83020c7c86ce6174\" class=\"block block-two-column-grid  block-with-margin-bottom reverse_columns_on_mobile clearfix\" style=\"background-color:#ffffff\">\n  <div class=\"block-anchor\" id=\"\"></div>\n\n  <div class=\"block-two-column-grid-inner no-gap\">\n\n    <div class=\"box box-1 collapse-child-margins \" style=\"background-color:#ffffff;background-size:cover\">\n      <div class=\"box-content collapse-child-margins\">\n        <h2 class=\"h3\">What are enzymes and how do they work?</h2><p>Enzymes are real all-rounders in your digestive system. Their work begins in the mouth: this is where amylases break down the first carbohydrates. In the stomach and small intestine, proteases and lipases take over the next step and break proteins and fats down into their smallest components.</p><h3 class=\"h4\">Why is this breakdown so important?</h3><p>Only when nutrients are broken down into their building blocks can your body optimally absorb and utilize them. At the same time, enzymes prevent undigested residues in the intestine from triggering putrefaction and fermentation processes – a common cause of bloating and discomfort.</p><h3 class=\"h4\">The influence of nutrition on enzyme activity</h3><p>A balanced diet can specifically support your enzyme production. A ketogenic diet with healthy fats such as avocado, coconut oil, and olive oil provides valuable building blocks for your metabolism. These fats are not only sources of energy, but also essential for the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins. Amino acids also play a central role, because they are the building blocks for the production of enzymes. If they are lacking, the body falls out of balance.<br />\nIf digestive disorders are present, supplementation with <a href=\"https://drreinwald.com/product/myamino/\"><strong>MyAMINO®</strong></a> can help supply the body with the necessary building blocks until the system has been brought back into balance through measures such as milieu restoration, intestinal cleansing, and dietary changes.</p><h3 class=\"h4\">Practical tip:</h3><p>Regularly include enzyme-rich foods such as fresh vegetables, nuts, and fermented products in your diet. For additional support, you can use high-quality preparations such as <a href=\"https://drreinwald.com/product/myregulate/\"><strong>MyREGULATE</strong></a>, <a href=\"https://drreinwald.com/product/spikazym-plus/\"><strong> SpikaZM plus</strong></a>, and <a href=\"https://drreinwald.com/product/colostabil/\"><strong>ColoSTABIL®</strong></a>. If your digestive system has fallen out of balance, <a href=\"https://drreinwald.com/product/myamino/\"><strong>MyAMINO®</strong></a> helps supply your body with essential amino acids. Learn more about <a href=\"https://drreinwald.de/shop/myamino/\"><strong>MyAMINO®</strong></a> here. These products specifically provide enzymes, amino acids, prebiotics, and nutrients that can help bring your digestive system into balance.</p>\n      </div>\n    </div>\n\n    <div class=\"box box-2 collapse-child-margins \" style=\"background-color:#ffffff;background-size:cover\">\n      <div class=\"box-content collapse-child-margins\">\n        <h2 class=\"h3\">Causes of Enzyme Deficiency and Its Consequences</h2><p>When enzymes are missing, your digestive system quickly gets out of sync – and this can affect your overall well-being. 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