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Flatter Me contains 18 full-spectrum digestive enzymes (including Proteases, Bromelain, Lipase, Amylase, Phytase, and Lactase) to assist in the breakdown of protein, fats, carbohydrates, fiber and milk sugar which can help decrease bloating. Ginger, fennel, and peppermint are included to help decrease nausea, bloating and calm digestion.

Brand from Japan: ASHIYA. Charcoal + Mud, Polishing, Scalp.Charcoal + mud treatment for beautiful hair.Amino detergents and botanical ingredients provide intensive repair of damaged hair from root to tip.Charcoal × Mud (sea silt, bentonite, kaolin) × Enzymes (lipase, butyricin, amylase).Sulfate-free, petroleum surfactant-free, synthetic colorant-free, mineral oil-free, paraben-free, and talc-free.How to use:After rinsing off the shampoo, take an appropriate amount and apply it to your hair, then rinse it out after about 5 minutes.

Brand from Japan: ASHIYA. Charcoal + Mud, Polishing, Scalp.Scalp and hair dirt is completely removed.Amino acid-based cleansing ingredients and botanicals cleanse the skin and are gentle on the hair.Charcoal × Mud (sea silt, bentonite, kaolin) × Enzymes (lipase, butyricin, amylase).Removes odors and leaves skin smooth and silky.Charcoal and mud cleansing shampoo.No silicone, sulfate-free, petroleum surfactant-free, alcohol-free, synthetic colorant-free, mineral oil-free, paraben-free, talc-free.How to use:After thoroughly wetting your hair and scalp, apply an appropriate amount to the entire hair, lather well, and wash.Afterwards, recommend using the Amino Fragrance Treatment after rinsing thoroughly.

Package quantity: 3000mg x 28 sticksBenefits:A formula packed with enzymes and a wide variety of probiotics that improves digestion and gut health.Contains a total 1,005,000 units of enzymes, including α-Amylase, Protease and Lipase which may help digest carbohydrates, protein and fat respectively.With Bromelain derived from pineapple, which help soften meat and help digest protein when consumed with meat.Further blended with 10 kinds of grain fermented powder.Infused with 4 types of supplementary ingredients including Collagen, Glutathione, Stevia and Mixture of Fruits.Features a sweet pineapple flavor.Main Ingredient:α-Amylase: Might cause the degradation of starch molecules and hydrolyze them into small-chain dextrins.Protease: Help break down proteins in the body or on the skin. This might help with digestion.Lipase: Help break down fat into smaller pieces, and may make digestion easier.Bromelain: May cause the body to make substances that fight pain and swellin. Ingredient: Ten Grains Fermentation Enzyme Powder [Ten Grains Fermentation Enzyme {Grain Fermentation Enzyme Gold (Korea), Brown Rice Fermentation Enzyme Gold (Korea), Barley Fermentation Enzyme Gold, Fermented Soybean Lactobacillus, Corn Fermentation Enzyme Gold, Job's Tears Fermentation Enzyme Gold, Great Millet Fermentation Enzyme Gold, Black Bean Fermentation Enzyme Gold, Glutinous Rice Fermentation Enzyme Gold, Black Rice Fermentation Enzyme Gold}, Concoction {Bromelain, Glucoamylase Concoction (Protease, alpha-Amylase, Maltodextrin, Glucoamylase, Invertase, Lipase)}, Concoction (Protease, alpha-Amylase, Maltodextrin, Glucoamylase, Invertase, Lipase)}, Fermented Grain Enzyme Lactobacillus (Corn: Korea, Wheat: Korea)], Oligosaccharide, Freeze Dried Pineapple Powder (Thailand), Enzymatically Modified Stevia, Lactitol, Vitamin C, Mixed Plants Extract Powder [Mixed Plants Extract (Citrus Peel: Korea, Dried Ginger: Korea)], Concoction (Dextrin, Lactose, Synthetic Flavor, Propylene Glycol, Ethan

This important reference addresses critical issues in lipoprotein testing such as standardization, certification, and measurement and interpretation of lipid values, and comprehensively presents the latest advances in lipid testing. It also includes methodologies such as the determination of plasma lipoprotein lipase activity and low-density lipoprotein receptors. It will be of great interest to clinical pathologists, lipid chemists, and all laboratorians involved in lipidology and cardiovascular prevention.

This important reference addresses critical issues in lipoprotein testing such as standardization, certification, and measurement and interpretation of lipid values, and comprehensively presents the latest advances in lipid testing. It also includes methodologies such as the determination of plasma lipoprotein lipase activity and low-density lipoprotein receptors. It will be of great interest to clinical pathologists, lipid chemists, and all laboratorians involved in lipidology and cardiovascular prevention.