What Makes Total Revive + America’s Top Digestive Enzyme Supplement?

Total Revive + was formulated by naturopathic physician Dr. Joshua Levitt to specifically help:

The 13 powerful ingredients that you’ll get in every dose of Total Revive + include:

Amylase

Amylase is the primary enzyme used for carbohydrate digestion. It breaks down complex starches into simple sugars so that they can be absorbed and used for fuel. Total Revive Plus contains high potency Amylase to help your body properly break down carbs, and turn them into a steady source of clean energy.

Invertase

Naturally occurring in honey, Invertase is an enzyme that breaks sucrose into fructose and glucose. This results in better digestion and utilization of simple carbohydrates in the diet..and MORE ENERGY! Plus it reduces toxic fermentation of sugars within your digestive tract and helps prevent bacterial overgrowth within the gastrointestinal tract.

Maltose

Maltose is a disaccharide that is commonly found in grains and in many fruits. In order for these healthy foods to be used as fuel, that maltose needs to be broken down into glucose. The maltase enzyme in Total Revive + does exactly that, turning food into fuel for better digestion, better nutrition, and more energy.

Lactase

Dairy products contain lactose which is at the top of the list of common food triggers that cause gastrointestinal symptoms. Lactase is the enzyme that is responsible for the digestion of lactose...and over 70% of adults have low lactase levels. Supplementation is essential for ensuring healthy digestion and food tolerability.

DPP-IV

DPP-IV is a protein-digesting enzyme with a very specific job. It breaks down components found in gluten, which is an extremely common food trigger. Supplementing with DPP-IV allows more dietary freedom without worrying about gastrointestinal symptoms after meals.

Phytase

Healthy plant foods like grains, legumes, nuts and seeds store their minerals in tightly bound packages bound within molecules of phytic acid. Phytase allows your body to open and release plant-based minerals so they can be absorbed and put to use in your body.

Protease

The nutritional importance of dietary protein is undisputed...but that protein needs to be broken down into amino acids which can then be absorbed in order to be put to use. Protease is the enzyme responsible for the breakdown of dietary protein. Declining protease levels as we age is why protease supplementation is so important for metabolic health and stronger, leaner, more toned body.

Lipase

Dietary fats are not all created equal...but they all get broken down by lipase enzymes. Lipase plays an essential role in the digestive process by turning dietary fats and oils into monoglycerides and free fatty acids. Quite literally, lipase is a fat-busting enzyme!

Cellulase

The cell walls of all plant foods are made of an indigestible fiber called cellulose. Supplementing with enzymatic cellulase can help break down that cellulose into simple carbohydrates that can be used as fuel and will improve the health of the GI microbiome.

Serratiopeptidase

This multi-purpose proteolytic enzyme is used to both enhance digestion and reduce musculoskeletal pain and inflammation. Its enzymatic action involved the breakdown of specific peptide bonds which are involved in the production of fibrous scar tissue after an inflammatory process.

Herbal Adaptogenic Superfoods

Amla

Also known as Indian Gooseberry, Amla is a true superfood. It is loaded with Vitamin C (each fruit has more than 10X the Vitamin C in an orange!) and herbalists consider it a true adaptogen. It is widely used in herbal medicine as a tonic to enhance digestion, improve heart health, and increase energy and vitality.

Gotu Kola

Gotu Kola is an herbal medicine that has been used for thousands of years as an anti-aging remedy. It’s effects are especially powerful on the skin and on the lining of the digestive tract where it has a soothing effect that enhances the integrity and the function of the intestinal barrier.

Holy Basil

Also known as “Tulsi”, this herbal medicine deserves it’s holy nickname. It is a plant that has been described in ancient medical texts as “incomparable” and a symbol of strength and is used to improve resilience to stress. Consuming holy basil has a wide range of beneficial physiological effects including: more efficient digestion, increased physical stamina, protection against toxic exposures and improved glucose control.

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