Where do the enzyme 'ingredients' of pancreatin come from? Animals (which ones) of plants?

Posted:: 29 Sep 2010 by roryhonrado
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If one is on a kosher diet, will taking pancreatin be okay?

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suzanne66

28 Oct 2010

Pancreatin is a combination of digestive enzymes (proteins).
It is produced from desiccated pancreatic tissue, generally from swine.
If you were following a Kosher diet you would not be able to take Pancreatin.

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