100% Pure Natural Bromelain / Pineapple Bromelain Enzyme Powder

Grade: Food & Medical
Source From: Pineapple Stem
Shelf Life: 12 Months
CAS Number: 9001-00-7
Enzymen Activity: 200GDU/g-2400GDU/g
Sample: Available
Appearance: Light yellow or off-white powder
Test Report: Available
Customized Products: Available

Introduction

Bromelain powder is a type of enzyme that’s commonly found in pineapples. It was first discovered and isolated back in the late 1800s, and since then, it has been found to have a number of potential health benefits for people who consume it. Because of this, a number of supplementary bromelain  products have been developed, which allow people to easily add the enzyme to their diet. Here, we’ll take a closer look at what bromelain is, and what benefits it can offer.

Bromelain , as its name suggests, a fine, powdered form of the bromelain enzyme. It can be derived directly from fresh pineapples, although it is also possible to synthetically manufacture it. As an enzyme, bromelain works to break down proteins, which is why it has a range of potential health benefits. Bromelain is a very unique and advantageous supplement. It has the ability to reduce inflammation, aid in digestive health, improve respiratory health, aid in muscle recovery properties. It’s important to note that while bromelain is generally considered safe, it can lead to some side effects like nausea, diarrhea, and menstruation changes. Additionally, since this supplement can cause increased bleeding, people who take blood thinners should consult with a doctor before supplementing with bromelain .

Bromelain is  an enzyme from the pineapple fruit. Bromelain enzyme powder is easily encapsulated as a dietary supplement, or it can be added to smoothies and fruit drinks. When added to marinades or sprinkled directly on meat, bromelain degrades protein and collagen, which tenderizes the food.

Bromelain has also been looked at for postsurgical use for third-molar (wisdom tooth) removal and topically for removing dead skin from burns. However, there is not enough evidence to support the use of bromelain for most conditions.