Heavy after meals?
A planned enzyme formula for use with meals.
NPR-03 / 60 capsules (planned)
In development · Not yet available to order
Digest Reset
A planned capsule formula with five named enzymes for a meal-time routine.
Enzymes with a job
Specific enzymes for proteins, carbohydrates, fats, dairy, and fiber.
Activity units matter
Activity units, allergens, serving directions, and batch documentation.
NPR-03 / Launch Format
Keep the meal ritual clean.
A capsule format designed to make the meal-time routine simple. Enzyme activities and serving directions are still being confirmed.
- Planned pack
- 60 capsules
- Planned servings
- 30 servings
- Testing focus
- Activity through shelf life
The Enzyme List
Five enzymes. Clearly named.
The planned formula includes the enzymes below. Final activity values and batch reports are not yet available.
Proteins
Protease
Protein breakdown / HUT activity units.
Carbs
Amylase
Starch breakdown / DU activity units.
Fats
Lipase
Fat breakdown / FIP activity units.
Dairy
Lactase
Lactose breakdown / ALU activity units.
Fiber + greens
Cellulase
Plant-fiber breakdown / CU activity units.
Know the Formula
A digestive formula should say what each enzyme is there to do.
Digest Reset is being developed around five enzymes. Each has a named function and a corresponding activity measure; amounts and serving directions remain provisional.
Support the meal moment
Positioned for people who want a simple companion to everyday meals. It is not a treatment for persistent pain, food allergy, intolerance, or a digestive condition.
Five functions, named
Protease for protein, amylase for starch, lipase for fat, lactase for dairy sugar, and cellulase for plant fiber. Final sources and activities still require manufacturer approval.
Activity units over milligrams
Enzyme potency is expressed in units such as HUT, DU, FIP, ALU, and CU. The finished label should show verified activity through the end of shelf life.
How It Fits
Keep it connected to the meal.
The working pack assumes two capsules per serving and 30 servings per bottle. Exact timing and serving directions stay provisional until the formula is approved.
- 01Use the final label
Enzyme timing and serving size need to match the finished formula.
- 02Pair it with a meal
Keep the product in the context it was built for—not as an all-day cure-all.
- 03Pay attention to patterns
Persistent or severe digestive symptoms belong in a clinician conversation.
Before First Batch
The numbers must survive the shelf.
Batch test reports are not available yet. The checks below describe our planned quality standard, not completed testing or certification.
See the full quality standardQuestions, Answered
Know what the capsule can—and cannot—do.
Why are activity units more useful than milligrams?
Milligrams describe weight. Activity units describe how the enzyme performs under a defined test, which is the more meaningful measure of enzyme strength.
Does lactase make this safe for a dairy allergy?
No. A digestive enzyme product does not make an allergen safe. Anyone with a food allergy should follow their clinician's plan and the final product's allergen information.
When should someone seek medical advice?
For severe, recurring, unexplained, or worsening digestive symptoms—or if pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication, or managing a condition—speak with a qualified clinician before use.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.