A supplement label tells you what you’re supposed to be getting. But what happens when you put those claims to the test?
I sent several popular nattokinase and serrapeptase products to a third-party lab—and in my newest YouTube video, I’m sharing the results.
Some tested samples fell short of their label claims. Others tested far above them. And one liposomal product raised an unusual question: why couldn’t the lab get its beadlets to dissolve?
But this isn’t simply a list of winners and losers.
I also explain why those surprisingly high results need context, how enzyme side activity affects testing, and why the words “per gram” can completely change what a label’s big numbers actually mean.
If you watched my earlier video about enzyme blends, this is the follow-up: a closer look at how the products tested and what those results can—and can’t—tell us.
If you’ve ever struggled to compare enzyme supplements, this video will help you read the labels more carefully and ask better questions before buying.
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To better health,
Danny Curtin
Natural Informant