MASSZYMES

No matter what protein you eat, MassZymes gets to work

In laboratory testing, MassZymes demonstrated enzyme activity across every major protein type — from the steak on your plate to the shake in your blender — confirmed by three independent tests.*

WHEY Dairy-based

Casein Dairy-based

Gluten Grain-based

Pea Protein Legume-based

Breaks down all four proteins — releasing up to 657% more amino acids*

Measured by amino acid release — the direct signal that digestion is happening

Works through simulated digestive conditions*

Enzyme activity held up even after passing through a model of your stomach and small intestine

Confirmed by three independent tests*

Each measuring a different aspect of protein breakdown

Why breadth matters

You don't eat one protein. You eat chicken, Greek yogurt, protein shakes, and bread — sometimes all in one day. MassZymes was tested across all of them.*

ABOUT THE STUDY

Multiple methods, consistent results.

Enzyme activity was measured three different ways — each capturing a distinct aspect of protein breakdown. Consistent results across all three give us confidence the findings are real, not a fluke of any single method.

ABOUT THE INFOGEST PROTOCOL

A standardized digestion model used by researchers worldwide.

Infogest simulates what happens to a supplement after you swallow it — replicating the conditions of your stomach and small intestine. Testing MassZymes through this model means we went beyond standard lab conditions to see how it behaves under conditions that more closely reflect digestion.*

WHY IT MATTERS

We believe in showing our work.

These in vitro studies represent our commitment to building products with real, testable science behind them — not just claims. MassZymes is formulated to support protein digestion broadly, and we now have the lab data to back it up.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Results are based on in vitro laboratory testing and may not reflect outcomes in the human body.