CellCore CT-Zyme | Digestive & Detox Support

CT-Zyme is CellCore’s digestive enzyme formula: 11 enzymes in an 800 mg blend, paired with BioActive Carbon® Technology. It’s made for digestive and detox support, so you break down what you eat and take up the nutrients easier.

How CT-Zyme Works

Digestion isn’t one event. It’s a chain, and every link runs at a different acidity — which is why one enzyme can only ever do part of the job. The 11 enzymes here are each chosen for a specific pH, so the blend keeps working from the stomach right through the gastrointestinal tract. Between them they cover the foods that are hardest to break down: beans, lentils, grains, fruit and high-fibre vegetables. BioActive Carbon® has a low pH of its own, which keeps the enzymes intact until they reach the food they’re meant to act on, and it supports cellular repair and natural detoxification while it’s there.

Key Ingredients

Two capsules deliver an 800 mg blend of 11 enzymes with 10 mg of BioActive Carbon®. Each has its own task.

• Amylase, beta glucanase, xylanase, cellulase and hemicellulase — the carbohydrate and fibre group, breaking down starches, grains and the tough cell walls in vegetables.
• Protease 4.5 and bromelain — the protein enzymes; bromelain is drawn from pineapple.
• Lipase — the fat enzyme, so oils and fats don’t sit undigested.
• Alpha galactosidase and pectinase — the pair that deals with beans, lentils and fruit.
• Phytase — frees up minerals locked in phytic acid, the storage form found in grains, nuts and seeds.
• BioActive Carbon® Technology BC4 (10 mg) — humic shale supplying humic and fulvic acids, which shield the enzymes from stomach acid and back cellular repair.

Who It’s For

If meals sit heavy, if you eat well without much to show for it, or if a plate of legumes and vegetables leaves you uncomfortable — this is exactly what enzymes are for. We also reach for CT-Zyme alongside detox work, where digestion usually needs a hand rather than more to do.

Suggested Use

Take two capsules twice daily, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner. Timing changes the job it does: taken with a meal it works as a digestive enzyme, and taken one to two hours away from food it acts as a proteolytic enzyme instead. Either breaking down food, or breaking down dead cells and other material.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which foods does CT-Zyme help with? The nutrient-dense ones that ask the most of your digestion — beans, fruit, grains, lentils and vegetables.

Are the enzymes animal-derived? No. They come from fungal sources — Aspergillus, Trichoderma and Rhizopus — with bromelain from pineapple.

How long does a bottle last? 120 capsules is 60 servings of two — thirty days at two capsules twice daily.

Does CT-Zyme replace a probiotic? No. Enzymes break food down; probiotics populate the gut. Our guide to improving your gut microbiome sets out where each one fits.

Disclaimer: This is a dietary supplement. Always consult a qualified healthcare practitioner before adding a new supplement to your routine. These statements have not been evaluated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, kill or prevent any disease. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Seek advice from your doctor if you are pregnant, nursing, under 18, or following a doctor-prescribed protocol.