Enzymedica GlutenEase, Digestive Enzymes for Food Intolerance, Offers Fast Acting Gas & Bloating Relief, 60 Count

I'm gluten and dairy sensitive.My boyfriend is a chef and I don't like telling him to cook differently for me. I've suffered with popping GasX, Beano and Lactaid all at the same time with no results.I decided to take a chance on these pills. WOW! I took one pill and noticed the boating and gas was starting to ease.Believe what others have written!! These pills really do work!!!

Good product if gluten is a problem for you.

This is the 2nd brand of gluten pills I’ve tried and these work so well! I struggle to process just about everything gluten obviously one of them but I seem to noticed zero side affects of gluten when I take this pill with it. Worth the money for sure!

UPDATE... I got a bad bottle of this - lots of rashes and stomach pain/bloating. Thought my reactions were getting worse or that GlutenEase was no longer effective, but had already ordered another bottle. I tried the new bottle on vacation and it works great - no rashes or stomach pain. I will continue to use, but may have to find another place to order it from if I get another bad one.Previous Post...I have been gluten intolerant for several years. I found this product in a health store a couple of weeks before I was going to travel to my home town and decided to give it a try since I was already nervous about finding foods I could eat on vacation. I decided to wait to try it out on my favorite bakery, then my favorite sub/pizza shop since it would be worth the 2 days of terrible stomach pain if it didn't work.Well, it worked - no stomach pain, bloating, etc. I ended up using it quite frequently for the entire trip and felt great. However, after about a week from the start of the trip, I had really bad pain in my joints - I had forgotten how bad my joint pain was before I gave up gluten. Thinking it may have been a fluke, I used GlutenEase frequently again and had the same increase in joint pain, plus I've started breaking out in a rash on my chest. So now I still use GlutenEase, but sparingly (maybe a couple of times per week) and have found that the joint pain and rash are not an issue.Some others have said that it even helps aleviate symptoms after accidental ingestion. I agree it helps, but only slightly for me (still have stomach pain, not usually as sharp, and it usually only lasts for 1 day instead of 2 days). I have found that the product is most effective if I take it at least 5 min. before I have gluten. Also, I will take a second capsule if I have something else with gluten more than an hour after I've taken the first one.In summary, it is a good product that really helps for eating out or on vacation. It works for abdominal issues, but not joint pain so use sparingly. Besides, if you are having a reaction to something you should probably listen to your body and avoid it if at all possible. Definitely buy this on Amazon because it is much cheaper here than health stores.

I never write reviews unless I am totally disappointed or absolutely thrilled...In this case, it's definitely the latter.A few months ago, I finally discovered that the intense, dark redness and dry skin my 15-year-old has been suffering on his face was a direct result of a severe gluten intolerance. All these years, we just thought he had bad skin, and we had tried EVERYTHING. Of course, this was both good AND bad news, because despite knowing gluten was the culprit...Prying gluten out of a teenage boy's diet is next to IMPOSSIBLE. I decided to search for something...Anything...that might help him digest things a little better.Enter GlutenEase. With the very FIRST one before (not kidding) PIZZA, we both noticed a huuuuge difference in his skin within hours. HOURS!! As the days have gone on, his skin is gaining back moisture, the redness is almost completely gone, and his confidence is 100% higher! As long as he remembers to take one with every gluten-containing meal, he just continues to look noticeably better every day...And to top it off, HE FEELS BETTER TOO!!I am going to re-order more and try it for myself to see if it can help me get some very stubborn weight off. Fingers crossed!

I have gluten/wheat allergies but after 7 months of a strictly gluten-free diet (which was pure torture for me!) I discovered I could tolerate small amounts of gluten if I take one of these pills first (and if the gluten isn't from a product with "wheat" in the name (like wheat chex, wheaties, wheat bread, etc...). So, if I just HAVE to have a muffin, piece of cake, or some type of gluten bread I just take a pill with a few good gulps of a beverage, wait about 15-20 min and then enjoy that item.Note: if I abuse this "cheat" method in a 24-48 hr period I will still feel it....but I can get away with enough to make my gluten-free life livable. I usually reserve this cheat for bread (because in my opinion there is no such thing as a decent gluten-free bread out there).PS: If pasta is an item you crave, I highly recommend the SCHAR brand pastas ---- they're awesome! Can't tell them apart from "regular" pastas. A bit hard to find in stores, but you can get them online. Totally worth it. ......Also, try using lettuce leaves to roll up lunch meats with instead of making a sandwich -- keeps your fingers clean and tastes good and you can still use mustard etc.