
Can digestive enzymes help with IBS symptoms? What about enzymes that target specific FODMAPs?
In this episode of The Gut Show, we're talking with Jocelyn Wells from FODZYME about digestive enzymes and their role in breaking down FODMAPs.
We'll explore what digestive enzymes are, how they work, and how targeted enzyme therapy may help with digestion and IBS symptoms.
We'll take a closer look at enzymes designed to target specific FODMAPs, discuss whether using an enzyme supplement means you're actually deficient in that enzyme, and whether enzyme therapy can be effective when it doesn't target every FODMAP group.
If you're a clinician wanting FODZYME samples and resources for your practice, you can request them here.
In this episode, we cover:
Behind the scenes [1:53]
Today's guest [3:35]
What are enzymes? [4:39]
What are the different types of enzymes? [6:14]
If an enzyme works, does that mean you are deficient? [10:59]
Targeted enzyme therapy [17:57]
Specific enzymes for the different FODMAPs [22:07]
Inulinase [23:40]
How do these enzymes work? [28:24]
Is it a bad thing to not have that fermentation process? [31:18]
Does it actually work if it doesn't target all of the groups? [34:31]
Can we bypass this and just put these microbes in the gut? [40:28]
Access to dietitian team [43:42]
Have your provider request free samples for their office [47:32]
What's coming up this season [50:05]
Mentioned in this episode:
Clinicians can request free FODZYME samples for patients at providers.fodzyme.com/hcp-sample-request
Customers can save 20% off your first FODZYME subscription order at fodzyme.com/foodfreedom
About our guest:
Jocelyn Wells, MS, RDN, CSDH, is a Registered Dietitian specializing in gastrointestinal nutrition. She holds a BA from Duke University and an MS in Clinical Nutrition from New York University.
She currently leads clinical strategy and partnerships at FODZYME, a digestive enzyme for FODMAP intolerance, where she oversees HCP education, clinical research, sales, nutrition communications, and professional collaborations. Her work focuses on advancing evidence-based nutrition care to improve patient outcomes and quality of life.
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