What is Wobenzym Plus used for?

Wobenzym is an enzyme formula primarily recommended for the treatment of pain and inflammation associated with musculoskeletal disorders.

How long does it take for Wobenzym N to start working?

It takes about three to four weeks to notice a major difference. The anti-inflammatory effects are profound after that and as an aside the Germans use this in large amounts as one way to prevent and lower cancer effects.

What is the difference between Wobenzym N and plus?

There are three different strengths available; this one, Wobenzym PS (Professional Strength), provides twice the enzymatic strength of the original Wobenzym N formula, while the new Wobenzym Plus tablets contain 50% more than this PS formula. For decades, Wobenzym has been the trusted name in systemic enzyme support.

Who makes Wobenzym?

Douglas Laboratories
† Douglas Laboratories is both GMP and NSF International registered, and is approved to produce NSF Certified for Sport® products. Wobenzym® is the result of groundbreaking research conducted in New York by Austrian physician and scientist Professor Max Wolf in the late 1950s.

What are the benefits of Wobenzym N?

Wobenzym® N can help to support healthy joints and muscles, support healthy circulation, support the immune system, and also can help support processes that are involved in healthy aging. † Wobenzym® N tablets are enteric coated to ensure that the enzymes are protected and are not broken down in the stomach.

Is Wobenzym N effective?

Wobenzym may be a safe and effective option for the daily management of long-term joint pain.

When should you take Wobenzym N?

Suggested dosage is three tablets taken twice daily on an empty stomach. For over 60 years, Wobenzym® has been a trusted name for enzyme supplementation. Developed by leading scientists and used by millions of people worldwide, Wobenzym® N has proven to be a safe and useful product.

Is Wobenzym N Safe?

What is Wobenzym made of?

Wobenzym is an oral combination of natural compounds, including 288 mg trypsin (from porcine or bovine pancreas), 540 mg bromelain (from pineapples, Ananas comosus), and 600 mg rutoside trihydrate (rutin; from Japanese pagoda tree, Sophora japonica) per recommended daily dose.

What are the ingredients in Wobenzym N?

Wobenzym® N