HUM Flatter Me Digestive Enzymes - Amylase Lipase & Bromelain Enzymes Healthy Digestion Supplement - Supports Nutrition Absorption & A Flatter Stomach, Helps Decrease Bloating (60 Vegan Capsules)

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Ginger root, a well-known digestive aid, stimulates the production of digestive enzymes and promotes healthy digestion. Our journey has taken us from London to New York and later to Northern California, where we met up with leaders in the field of nutrition to further discuss the idea of Hum. Lipase plays a vital role in ensuring that dietary fats are efficiently digested and absorbed by the body, preventing them from lingering in the digestive system and causing bloating. Ginger root, on the other hand, has been traditionally used to alleviate nausea and support digestion. This groundbreaking supplement claims to target the root causes of bloating, providing relief and promoting a flatter stomach.

Designed around your diet, Flatter Me optimizes protein, carb, fiber and fat breakdown to help the body absorb nutrients and alleviate indigestion and bloating.Conditions such as celiac disease or pancreatic insufficiency can interfere with the absorption of nutrients, leading to bloating as well as other symptoms like diarrhea and weight loss. Good gut health is vital for overall well-being, and HUM Flatter Me places a strong emphasis on supporting a healthy gut. Vegetarian-friendly capsules crafted with a blend of 18 important enzymes that have you feeling healthy and vibrant from the inside out.

I’ve been taking these for almost 3 weeks now, and I’ve noticed a huge improvement in my digestive health. Say goodbye to bloating and hello to a flatter, more comfortable stomach with this extraordinary supplement. It supports digestion, while Counter Cravings™, Skinny Bird™ and Ripped Rooster™ can help with weight management goals.

I was a little skeptical about these, as any weight loss type pills can usually tend to be a total scam, but these absolutely have helped me feel less puffy, and flattened my stomach noticeably (*to me, at least*) in the past month. Oftentimes when I go to Italian restaurants my stomach gets overwhelmed by the amount of cheese in the meal. I used to only be able to eat half portions during meals because I’d feel SO full and now I feel like I can comfortably finish my food- or at least eat more than normal AND not worry about it increasing my waist to the point of unbuttoning my jeans 😅. Finally, a nutritionist suggested a different approach: introducing specific nutrients into his diet and eliminating certain food groups.