Digestive Health

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Enzyme Deficiency

Longterm digestive well being and the overall health should be taken into consideration while attempting to alleviate gastrointestinal symptoms –most likely the first symptoms of enzyme deficiency in dogs and cats.

Restoring proper levels and activity of digestive enzymes should be one of the priorities which will result not only in alleviation of the gastrointestinal symptoms, but possibly can prevent a disease. Restored gastrointestinal enzymes will reverse chronic nutritional deficiency by improving nutrient absorption and their ultimate tissue bioavailability.


Acute Pancreatitis

Pancreas is a digestive organ that manufactures several enzymes which include the major three groups of enzymes, i.e. amylases, lipases and proteases. These enzymes are released everyday by healthy pancreas to the small intestine to literally make the food useful to your pet. In a disease condition of pancreas undigested food will show in an undigested form in the stool. This way the undigested fats will show in stool, which technically is known as steathorrea.

Acute pancreatitis in dogs is often associated with high morbidity and mortality rates. Traditional treatment has included withholding food followed by feeding a low-fat diet. Experimental studies in dogs have indicated that provision of enteral nutrition early in the course of the disease improves survival and decreases complication rates. However, the ideal diet has never been determined.


Impair Enzymes Production

Another condition that can impair enzymes production is gastritis, or inflammation of the lining of stomach. Stomach mucosa is built of specialized cells that manufacture gastric acid, mucus and the protein digesting enzyme pepsin which helps in the breakdown of proteins. Deficiency of pepsin will eventually manifest by poor absorption of proteins. In general any inflammatory process in the gastrointestinal tract will interfere with the digestive enzyme production by disabling the specialized enzyme production cells.
In fact, it may be said that lack of digestive enzymes increases the inflammatory process in the gut, which further shuts down the enzyme production. On the other hand, restored presence of the digestive enzymes can help in healing action.


WHEN does your pet needs ALPTESES?

Restoring proper levels and activity of digestive enzymes should be one of the priorities which will result not only in alleviation of the gastrointestinal symptoms, but possibly can prevent a disease. Restored gastrointestinal enzymes will reverse chronic nutritional deficiency by improving nutrient absorption and their ultimate tissue bioavailability.

The sites of enzyme-production, such as the pancreas could also be damaged, by disease or injury, leading to enzyme insufficiency. Some pets that may suffer from an inherent lack of specific enzyme generation systems, due to genetic factors, resulting in digestive and metabolic disorders.


DOES YOUR PETS NEED ALPTESES

1.Stress due to sudden changes in food consumption patterns, exposure to environmental pollutants, vagaries of the weather, extensive treats

2.Somatic diseases that necessitate treatment with surgical procedures, antibiotics and immunosuppressive drugs.

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4.Animal that may suffer from an inherent lack of specific enzyme generation systems, due to genetic factors, resulting in digestive and metabolic disorders ; for example

BENEFITS OF ALPTESES