INEOPEP
INEOPEP® is a supplement containing a unique enzyme, prolyl oligopeptidase, which breaks down proline-rich proteins.
INEOPEP® is not a subsitutie for a gluten-free diet and is not suitable for the treatment of celiac disease, wheat allergy or gluten hypersensitivity.
How is INEOPEP® used?
INEOPEP® is available in a convenient click dispenser with 90 mini-tablets, ideal for easy dosing both at home and on the go. The mini-tablets can be taken without water.
The recommended dosage is typically 1-2 tablets per meal, depending on individual needs and the composition of the meal. In some cases, a higher dose may be necessary. To determine your personal tolerance threshold, it is advised to start with 6 tablets per meal and then gradually reduce the amount until the optimal dosage for you is found.
INEOPEP® is available in a package of 90 mini-tablets (CNK 4198-768). This dosage is for adults; consult a physician for use under the age of 18.
What is PEP exactly?
Prolyl endopeptidase (PEP) is a digestive enzyme that helps break down proline-rich proteins. These proteins are primarly found in grains such as wheat, spelt, rye, barley, green spelt and in products made from these grains. The amino acid proline is an important building block for the strength and structure of connective tissues, such as collagen, bones and blood vessels.
The proline-rich proteins from grains are typically difficult to digest in the human digestive system. In people with increased sensitivity to these undigested components, the consumption of grains can lead to digestive discomfort, headaches, fatigue, joint and muscle pain, and sometimes even mood issues.
Which foods contain gluten or proline-rich proteins?
– wheat, rye, barley
– (green) spelt
– kamut, unicorn, emmer
– oats
– quinoa
– rice triticale
– flour, starch
– semolina
– couscous
– muesli
– breadcrumbs
– pizza
– pasta
– seitan
– baguette
– gnocchi
– pastries
– cake
– puff pastry
– lump of yeast
– cookies
– beer
– ready-made meals
– frozen meals
– ready-made sauces
– ready-made soups
– processed meats (ham, salami…)
Where can you find INEOPEP?
Supplements
Ask for our food supplements at your local pharmacy or parapharmacy
Online, these are only available through recognized online pharmacies, including: