GB-3 vs. Enzaid: what’s the difference?

Both are digestive aids. GB-3 emphasizes bile flow and broad enzyme support; Enzaid focuses on pancreatic and proteolytic enzymes for proteins, fats, and starches. Many users pick one based on tolerance and goal.

What does “Smaller Tabs” mean on Paramin?

Paramin Smaller Tabs are physically smaller tablets for easier swallowing while delivering the same calcium-magnesium balance per serving as indicated on the label.

How much omega-3 is in EPA-DHA per capsule?

Each EPA-DHA capsule provides approximately 240 mg omega-3s (see bottle for exact EPA/DHA). Choose 90 or 180 count based on supply needs.

Is Selenium a chelated form?

Yes—Endo-met Selenium uses a naturally chelated form for gentle GI tolerance and absorption. See Supplement Facts for micrograms per serving.

What is Endo-Veggies?

A freeze-dried vegetable concentrate delivering broad phytonutrient support to complement daily intake. Available in 90 and 180 capsule sizes on site.

Kelp: who typically uses it?

Kelp provides natural iodine for thyroid support. Individuals sensitive to iodine should review the label and consult a practitioner before use.

What is Renamide designed for?

Renamide is a kidney-focused formula used within practitioner-guided programs. Review Supplement Facts and guidance for serving details.

Everyone

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Endo-met® Everyone | Everyday Essentials for All Oxidation Types

The Everyone collection features gentle, foundational Endo-met formulas that pair well with most plans—covering digestion, minerals, omega-3s, thyroid nutrients, and daily vitamins.

Foundational, everyday support
Digestion & gentle detox pairing
Bone & mineral balance
Immune & thyroid nutrients
Omega-3 essentials
Works with HTMA-guided plans

Why shop the Everyone collection

It’s a simple way to cover the basics—digestive enzymes, calcium-magnesium balance, omega-3s, and targeted micronutrients—so you can build a clean daily routine without redundancy.

Practitioner-friendly picks

Products layer smoothly into programs for energy, stress, and metabolism. Add testing later if you want to personalize dosing.

Quality you can trust

Endo-met emphasizes clear labels and well-tolerated forms across minerals, vitamins, and specialty formulas.

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Detailed Q&A

GB-3 vs. Enzaid—how do I choose?

GB-3 is often used for bile flow and broad digestive support; Enzaid emphasizes pancreatic/proteolytic enzymes. Some people tolerate one better than the other—start with one, adjust per comfort and goals.

What does “Smaller Tabs” on Paramin mean?

They’re physically smaller tablets to make swallowing easier. Review the serving size on your bottle; mineral balance is the same per labeled serving.

How much omega-3 is in EPA-DHA?

About 240 mg omega-3s per capsule (see product label for exact EPA/DHA content). Available in 90 and 180 count bottles.

Is Endo-met Selenium gentle on digestion?

It uses a naturally chelated form intended for GI comfort and absorption. Check the micrograms per serving on your bottle.

What’s the strength of Endo-met Vitamin D?

5,000 IU (cholecalciferol) per capsule to support bone and immune health. Verify %DV and usage on the label.

When would I add Endo-Veggies?

If your diet is light on vegetables or you want extra phytonutrients, Endo-Veggies adds freeze-dried concentrates that fit easily in a daily routine.

Who should be cautious with Kelp?

Anyone sensitive to iodine or under thyroid care should review iodine content and consult their practitioner before use.

How does Renamide fit into a routine?

Renamide is typically used within practitioner-guided programs. Follow label directions and professional guidance for serving and duration.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Consult your healthcare provider for personal guidance.