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Totalzyme Syrup

Manufactured By Foregen Healthcare Ltd

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Rs. 94.05

MRP 99.00

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bottle of 170 ml Syrup

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Totalzyme Syrup is used as digestive syrup. It promotes proper digestion by accelerating the digestion process in a balanced manner. Totalzyme syrup contains a rich formulation of Alpha amylase and Fungal Diastase.Role of key ingredients: Alpha amylase is a digestive enzyme that helps in Carbohydrate Digestion. It helps in digestion of starch carbohydrates fats and Proteins. It is used as digestive aid in case of loss of appetite due to chronic illness stomach fullness and indigestion.Fungal Diastase is a digestive Enzyme that helps in Carbohydrate Digestion. It helps in digestion of starch carbohydrates fats & Proteins. Fungal diastase is used as digestive aid in case of loss of appetite due to chronic illness stomach fullness and indigestion.Benefits of Totalzyme Syrup: Balancing and regulating normal digestion in stomach and intestine. Helps in protein breakdown. Give soothing effect on stomach.Effective in case of indigestion bloating gas or stomach discomfort.Use under medical supervision

Totalzyme Syrup

Manufactured By Foregen Healthcare Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 94.05

MRP 99.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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