Re: What's in this digestive Enzyme?

[Guest guest]

Ginny,

Where do you live (Europe, NZ, AU, U.S..)? Have you tried the internet to

see what is available where you live? Just glancing over your contents it

appears to be carb free. Is there a number on the bottle that you can call

to make sure? I've bought various brands of digestive enzymes in the

Philippines, U.S., and Australia and their contents have not listed any

carbs. Except for papaya digestive enzymes, I have usually found digestive

enzymes to be carb free. They came in a capsule. To me, a non expert, it

looks like you have found a good digestive enzyme. The only concern I would

have is that it looks like it has dye or coloring on it. Our daughter seems

to sensitive to dyes so we would have to open the capsule and sprinkle it on

food being sure to follow up with a lot of water to make sure it does not

stay in the mouth. If your daughter is not sensitive to dyes then I wouldn'

t worry about it.

Rhonda

?

My daughter has been complaining of stomach aches and digestive enzymes were

suggested as a possible solution. Trouble is, none of the brands suggested

seem to be available here (everything has carbs in). I did find one that a

pharmacist suggested, but he did not know whether it was carbohydrate free.

Can any of you knowledgable people help?

It is Spasmo-Canulase by Novartis of Switzerland.

Contents:

1 bitab contains - (Core) Cellulasum corresp 0.9U FIP, Pancreatis Pulvis

corresp. Amylasum 2100 U Ph. Eur, Lipasum 1200 U Ph Eur, Proteasum 80 U Ph

Eur, Dimeticonum 20mg, Natrii Dehydrocholas 20mg, (Outer layer) Metixeni

hydrochloridum 1mg, Pepsini pulvis corresp 120 U ph Eur, Dimeticonum 20mg

Acidi glutamici hydrochloridum 100mg , excipient (excipients) colorant

E127

[Guest guest]

RE: What's in this digestive Enzyme?

> Ginny,

>

> Where do you live (Europe, NZ, AU, U.S..)? Have you tried the internet

to

> see what is available where you live? Just glancing over your contents it

> appears to be carb free. Is there a number on the bottle that you can

call

> to make sure? I've bought various brands of digestive enzymes in the

> Philippines, U.S., and Australia and their contents have not listed any

> carbs. Except for papaya digestive enzymes, I have usually found

digestive

> enzymes to be carb free. They came in a capsule. To me, a non expert, it

> looks like you have found a good digestive enzyme. The only concern I

would

> have is that it looks like it has dye or coloring on it. Our daughter

seems

> to sensitive to dyes so we would have to open the capsule and sprinkle it

on

> food being sure to follow up with a lot of water to make sure it does not

> stay in the mouth. If your daughter is not sensitive to dyes then I

wouldn'

> t worry about it.

>

> Rhonda

>

> ?

>

> My daughter has been complaining of stomach aches and digestive enzymes

were

> suggested as a possible solution. Trouble is, none of the brands

suggested

> seem to be available here (everything has carbs in). I did find one that

a

> pharmacist suggested, but he did not know whether it was carbohydrate

free.

> Can any of you knowledgable people help?

>

> It is Spasmo-Canulase by Novartis of Switzerland.

>

> Contents:

>

> 1 bitab contains - (Core) Cellulasum corresp 0.9U FIP, Pancreatis Pulvis

> corresp. Amylasum 2100 U Ph. Eur, Lipasum 1200 U Ph Eur, Proteasum 80 U Ph

> Eur, Dimeticonum 20mg, Natrii Dehydrocholas 20mg, (Outer layer) Metixeni

> hydrochloridum 1mg, Pepsini pulvis corresp 120 U ph Eur, Dimeticonum 20mg

> Acidi glutamici hydrochloridum 100mg , excipient (excipients) colorant

> E127

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Rhonda

Thanks for the info. We live in the Middle East. My next stop was going to

be the interent, but I'd much buy it from a local chemist! I'll give it a

try and see what happens.

Ginny

RE: What's in this digestive Enzyme?

> Ginny,

>

> Where do you live (Europe, NZ, AU, U.S..)? Have you tried the internet

to

> see what is available where you live? Just glancing over your contents it

> appears to be carb free. Is there a number on the bottle that you can

call

> to make sure? I've bought various brands of digestive enzymes in the

> Philippines, U.S., and Australia and their contents have not listed any

> carbs. Except for papaya digestive enzymes, I have usually found

digestive

> enzymes to be carb free. They came in a capsule. To me, a non expert, it

> looks like you have found a good digestive enzyme. The only concern I

would

> have is that it looks like it has dye or coloring on it. Our daughter

seems

> to sensitive to dyes so we would have to open the capsule and sprinkle it

on

> food being sure to follow up with a lot of water to make sure it does not

> stay in the mouth. If your daughter is not sensitive to dyes then I

wouldn'

> t worry about it.

>

> Rhonda

>

> ?

>

> My daughter has been complaining of stomach aches and digestive enzymes

were

> suggested as a possible solution. Trouble is, none of the brands

suggested

> seem to be available here (everything has carbs in). I did find one that

a

> pharmacist suggested, but he did not know whether it was carbohydrate

free.

> Can any of you knowledgable people help?

>

> It is Spasmo-Canulase by Novartis of Switzerland.

>

> Contents:

>

> 1 bitab contains - (Core) Cellulasum corresp 0.9U FIP, Pancreatis Pulvis

> corresp. Amylasum 2100 U Ph. Eur, Lipasum 1200 U Ph Eur, Proteasum 80 U Ph

> Eur, Dimeticonum 20mg, Natrii Dehydrocholas 20mg, (Outer layer) Metixeni

> hydrochloridum 1mg, Pepsini pulvis corresp 120 U ph Eur, Dimeticonum 20mg

> Acidi glutamici hydrochloridum 100mg , excipient (excipients) colorant

> E127

>

>

>

>

>