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Enzymes, Botanicals & Probiotics: Inside the Formula

Fermented Digestive Enzymes+ Case Study | Codeage Education
The Longevity Code · Pillar 04 · Systemic Balance
Education · Digestive Enzymes & Fermentation

Fermented Digestive
Enzymes+

6
Specialized Blends
14
Food Enzymes
1B
CFU Probiotic Blend
10 min read·Systemic Balance·Fermented Formula
Pillar Overview
04
Systemic Balance
The Longevity Code

Digestion is not a single event. It is a layered process.

Different foods require different enzymes. Proteins, fats, carbohydrates, fiber, lactose — each is a distinct molecular structure that the body may engage with through distinct enzymatic pathways. No single enzyme addresses all of them.

Codeage Fermented Digestive Enzymes+ brings together 14 food enzymes across six specialized blends, alongside a fermented organic botanical complex, a 4-strain probiotic blend, and a plant-based capsule. Pillar 04 of The Longevity Code addresses the interconnected systems the body relies on daily — and digestion is understood to be foundational among them.

The Six-Blend Architecture

Each blend addresses a different category of food.

The formula is organized into six distinct functional groups — each containing enzymes traditionally associated with the breakdown of a specific macronutrient or food component.

Blend 01

Fermented Botanical

609 mg

Organic apple cider vinegar, black pepper, ginger, ginger CO2 extract, kiwi, turmeric, and turmeric CO2 extract — a fermented botanical complex.

Blend 02

Probiotic Blend

83 mg · 1 Billion CFU‡

Four strains — B. clausii, B. subtilis, B. coagulans, S. boulardii — selected for their role as enzyme-generating organisms.

Blend 03

Protein, Fat & Lactose

34 mg

Protease (90,000 HUT), Lipase (4,100 FCCFIP), Lactase (950 ALU) — enzymes traditionally associated with protein, fat, and dairy digestion.

Blend 04

Carbohydrate Enzymes

15 mg

Amylase (24,000 DU), Glucoamylase (55 AGU), Diastase (300 DP), Invertase (350 CU), Pectinase (750 AJDU) — five enzymes, each associated with different carbohydrate structures.

Blend 05

Fiber Enzymes

15 mg

Cellulase (3,000 CU), Hemicellulase (450 HCU), Xylanase (1,450 XU), Phytase (16 FTU) — enzymes traditionally associated with the breakdown of plant fiber components.

Blend 06

Gas & Bloating Enzymes

14 mg

Alpha-Galactosidase (455 GalU), Beta-Glucanase (70 BGU) — two enzymes associated with the breakdown of complex sugars found in legumes, cruciferous vegetables, and grains.

Six botanicals.

The largest component of this formula by weight is not an enzyme — it is a 609mg fermented organic botanical blend. Each botanical in this complex has a long history of traditional use across cultures, now brought together in a single fermented matrix.

ACV
Organic · Apple Cider Vinegar

Apple Cider Vinegar

A fermented whole-food ingredient with centuries of traditional use. Included here as part of the botanical matrix, not as an isolated compound.

Gng
Root · Powder & CO2 Extract

Ginger

Included in two forms — powder and CO2 extract — reflecting a formulation approach that uses both whole-root and concentrated extraction methods from the same botanical source.

Tur
Root · Powder & CO2 Extract

Turmeric

Also included in two forms — powder and CO2 extract. Like ginger, the dual-format approach represents a deliberate formulation choice to include both the whole root and its concentrate.

Kwi
Fruit · Organic Powder

Kiwi

Kiwi fruit has been a subject of research interest in the context of digestive health. It is included here as a whole-food fruit powder within the fermented botanical matrix.

Ppr
Fruit · Piper nigrum

Black Pepper

Black pepper (Piper nigrum) has been the subject of published research examining its traditional role in food preparation and its naturally occurring compound piperine.

The Fermentation Process
6
Organic Botanicals
A Traditional Process · Modern Application

Apple cider vinegar, black pepper, ginger, ginger CO2 extract, kiwi, turmeric, and turmeric CO2 extract — roots, fruits, and spices spanning multiple botanical families and traditional food cultures, brought together in a single fermented blend.

Four strains. 1 billion CFU at time of manufacture.

The probiotic component of this formula is described as an "Enzyme Generating Probiotic Blend" — four bacterial and yeast strains selected for their historical association with fermentation and enzymatic activity. CFU count is measured at the time of manufacture and may naturally vary over time.

Strain 01

Bacillus clausii

A spore-forming bacterium that has been the subject of published research examining its characteristics as a probiotic organism.

Strain 02

Bacillus subtilis

One of the most studied Bacillus species. A spore-forming organism with a long history of use in fermented foods across multiple cultures.

Strain 03

Bacillus coagulans

A lactic acid-producing, spore-forming bacterium that has appeared in published research examining probiotic organisms and their characteristics.

Strain 04

Saccharomyces boulardii

A yeast species — not a bacterium — that has been widely studied and used in probiotic formulations. Its inclusion adds a non-bacterial dimension to the probiotic blend.

What the literature has explored.

Two areas of published research relevant to the ingredient categories present in this formula — shared as educational context only.

Published Research Reference · Digestive Enzyme Supplementation
"Research into supplemental digestive enzymes has examined their characteristics and behavior in vitro and in clinical settings, exploring areas such as macronutrient digestion and the potential role of exogenous enzymes alongside the body's own endogenous enzyme production."
For reference: Ianiro, G., et al. (2016). Digestive Enzyme Supplementation in Gastrointestinal Diseases. Current Drug Metabolism, 17(2), 187–193
Published Research Reference · Spore-Forming Probiotics
"Investigations into spore-forming probiotic organisms — including Bacillus species — have examined their characteristics, including spore stability and their behavior as components of probiotic formulations in published research settings."
For reference: Elshaghabee, F.M.F., et al. (2017). Bacillus as Potential Probiotics: Status, Concerns, and Future Perspectives. Frontiers in Microbiology, 8, 1490

The studies referenced above were conducted independently and did not involve this product. They are cited here solely for educational context regarding the ingredient categories discussed, and do not represent claims about the intended effects of this formula.

One capsule per day. Up to three months per bottle.

The single-capsule serving size reflects a formulation choice — all six blends, the full botanical complex, and the probiotic blend in one daily capsule. Available in a 90-capsule bottle (3-month supply) and a 30-capsule bottle (1-month supply).

1
Capsule Per Serving

A single daily capsule.

14 food enzymes, 6 organic botanicals, 4 probiotic strains — all in one capsule. The format consolidates what might otherwise require multiple products into a single daily practice.

90
Capsules · Large Format

Three months per bottle.

The large format delivers a full 3-month supply — designed for those who prefer fewer reorders and a longer-term daily commitment to their routine.

Fermented Process

An ancient method, applied.

The organic botanical blend undergoes a fermentation process — a traditional food preparation method that has been practiced across cultures throughout human history.

⦿
Methylcellulose Capsule

Plant-based delivery.

Vegan. Non-GMO. Dairy-free. Soy-free. Gluten-free. The capsule shell is methylcellulose — a plant-derived material compatible with a broad range of dietary preferences.

The Longevity Code · Architecture

The systems layer
of a life well-maintained.

Pillar 04 of The Longevity Code addresses the interconnected systems the body relies on daily. Gut, brain, heart, skin — no system operates alone. This formula is positioned within that infrastructure.

01 · Daily Foundation 02 · Structural Integrity 03 · Cellular Longevity 04 · Systemic Balance

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