Papaya Enzyme?

[LakeAriel]

This was recommended for the cruise. I am nervous enough about anything ruining my cruise I bought it. Now, has anyone used it? I don't want to get sick from the "preventative!"

 

[Mumph39]

My family has been using that remedy for years. Works a bit like Tums, but not chalky. Never had any problems with it, plus it's all natural. Tastes good too.

 

[LostGirls]

My Sister-in-law used it when she was pregnant and had indigestion. She swears by it!

 

[tchoney]

I've never heard of this, could you please exlain??? My family and I are veering away from standard medication and have really started relying on natural herbs and I am trying to learn all I can!! Since we no longer take prescription medication, our worlds have improved!! Please tell me more!!

 

[LakeAriel]

I just tasted them they are very good! There is a contraindication though for people taking blood thinners, daily aspirin, having surgery or those with chronic pancreatitis. They are therefore not without risk. Also not recommended for anyone under 18 for some reason.

 

[krhardy]

I absolutely LIVED on this stuff when pregnant with DD now 11...was fabulous!

 

[AladdinsPrincess]

We bought this for the cruise too, but thankfully never had to use it! I've heard people swear by it as well though...

 

[Jrsy Boy]

Picked up some Papaya Enzyme this weekend even though we don't cruise until June. Happened to be in the Sunflower Market and there it was. Ended up with a rumbly in my tumbly last night and tried it for the first time. Within half-an-hour, no more rumbly! Worked better than Tums or Rolaids. The brand we picked up wasn't actually all that tasty (I think I described it to my DW thusly: Last time I had that taste in my mouth, I was looking into the toilet), but the bad taste didn't linger and it was absolutely effective! Highly recommended!