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It exists! (omg)
Those are capsules, looking for powder.
Consuming and repairing digestion.
Definitely!
It would accomplish this by what means?
Please keep us updated. I’m also interested in a different brand, at the moment I’m experimenting with Allergy research group Lamb Pancreas.
From my research, digestive enzymes are part of the exocrine system, such as saliva, tears, etc., not the endocrine system. As Dr. Wong put it, you don't stop making tears because you put water in your eyes, you don't stop making saliva because you put water in your mouth, and the same for digestive enzymes. In fact, your body naturally starts to slow down its production at about age 27, and it only helps to eat foods high in enzymes, or supplement enzymes to facilitate what the body is losing the power to do, taking the burden off of digestion. Like Dr. Wong asks, hoe often do you see a young person with digetive issues, normally they can eat all kinds of crap and never have heartburn, etc., showing that young people have sufficient enzymes. Betaine is very acidic, so that is one enzyme that you have to make sure is in the right potency for your system, all other enzymes do not have that issue. They say when you start to get heartburn from betaine, then you back off the dosage until you feel comfortable, then that is your right dose.
Going well man. I am not too worried about shut down of endogenous production. I figure my pancreas is already bunked up, probably needs the extra help.
Any feedback on the lamb glandular?
It’s less than a week I’m using it and I’m noticing my stools are more compact and less greasy. I think is a good sign but overall I don’t feel any other effect on energy level, mood and sleep.
Are you attributing the kidney function to the HCL? Or more/different?
I am attributing it to the HCL as those levels improved from before starting it to after being on it. My GFR was around 100 before I started using HCL, creatinine was .9, Co2 was 30...after HCL creatinine was .8, co2 was low 20s, and GFR was 120.
Mak, I don't have anything to add, except that tyw has a few posts on it that might be relevant for the discussion here.
FWIW, I used it for many years and got kidney stones during that time. I do have a ful kidney lab from around then. I'll have to look for it. I am NOT claiming causality or correlation, just adding a data point of sorts.
