Peak Enzymes Comparison with Zymessence

On our weekly Whole Wellness Club conference call, a comparison was done between Peak Enzymes which is a package of Digestive and Systemic Enzymes with a leading enzymes product on the market known as Zymessence. Here are the results:

Zymessence is a tablet that has 7 added excipients including sugars and dicalcium phosphate. There are some animal based enzymes in Zymessence. The cost for a bottle is $81. You pay about 45 cents per enzyme tablet.

Peak Enzymes are pure Japanese plant based enzymes that are 97 percent enzymes by weight with no excipients. Peak Enzymes are easy to swallow veggie capsules that have twice as much Bromelain versus Zymessence. There is four times as much Protease and twice the Serrapeptase in the Peak Enzymes. The cost for a package of Peak Enzymes 'With' Digestive and 'Without' Systemic Enzymes is $80 for a month supply. Whole Wellness Club has the best value on the market for anyone looking for high quality enzymes that improve your health. You can order a package of Peak Enzymes from my website here: Whole Wellness Club

Here is some suggested reading to learn more about improving your health with enzymes: Enzymes and Your Health

Call me if you have any questions.

Danielle Parsons
360.383.0265 Pacific Weekdays

Posted by Danielle Parsons at Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:00:00 GMT
Categories: Enzymes
Tags: peak enzymes zymessence systemic enzymes digestive enzymes
 

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