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How FODZYME® Compares to Other Digestive EnzymesUpdated 3 days ago

FODZYME® is different from most digestive enzymes because it specifically targets key FODMAPs—fructans, GOS, and lactose—rather than general digestion. This makes it a more targeted option for people with FODMAP sensitivities.


What Makes FODZYME® Different

Most digestive enzymes focus on macronutrients like protein, fat, or starch. FODZYME® is designed to work on specific fermentable carbohydrates that commonly trigger bloating and gas.

FODZYME® uses:

  • Fructan hydrolase to break down fructans (garlic, onions, wheat)
  • Alpha-galactosidase to break down GOS (beans, lentils)
  • Lactase to break down lactose (dairy)

Its patent-pending fructan hydrolase is not found in typical enzyme products.


ProductWhat It TargetsWhat It Misses
FODZYME®
Fructans, GOS, LactosePolyols, gluten, proteins
BeanoGOS onlyFructans, lactose
LactaidLactose onlyFructans, GOS
Broad digestive enzymesProteins, fats, starchesFODMAPs

FODZYME® offers broader FODMAP coverage than single-target products while staying focused on FODMAP-related symptoms.


Form & How It Works

FODZYME® comes as a powder, not a capsule.

Why that matters:

  • Sprinkled directly on food for immediate enzyme–food contact
  • Starts working as you eat, not after capsules dissolve
  • Flexible dosing based on meal size and FODMAP content

Capsules must dissolve in the stomach, which can delay or reduce contact with FODMAPs in food.


Who FODZYME® Is Best For

FODZYME® is especially helpful if:

  • Your symptoms are triggered by garlic, onions, wheat, beans, or dairy
  • You want flexibility instead of strict food avoidance
  • Single-enzyme products haven’t addressed all your triggers

It’s a targeted tool - not a general digestive aid - for managing FODMAP-related discomfort.


Still Have Questions?

If you’re deciding between enzyme options or want help choosing the right approach, contact us at [email protected] or +1 (857) 425-3616We’re happy to help.

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