Digest-It-All — a broad enzyme blend, taken with meals
Proteases, amylase and lipase in one capsule per meal. The important thing about this product is when you take it — with food, not away from it.
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What it is
A multi-enzyme blend covering the main macronutrient classes: proteases for protein, amylase for starch, lipase for fat, plus additional enzyme extracts. One capsule with every meal.
Why people consider it
The everyday reason is heavy meals — people take digestive enzymes when a particular kind of food reliably sits badly.
The mechanism is not complicated. These are the same enzyme classes your pancreas and small intestine already produce; taking them with a meal adds to what is there while the food is being broken down.
What makes this one worth a look
The most useful thing on this page is a distinction, not a feature.
MitoLife sells two enzyme products, and they have opposite instructions. This one is taken with food. Dissolve-It-All, the systemic enzyme product, is taken away from food — at least twenty minutes before a meal or two hours after.
That is not a nicety. It is the mechanism. Systemic enzymes are meant to reach the bloodstream, which they can only do if there is no meal in the way; digestive enzymes are meant to act on the meal, which they can only do if the meal is there. Take either one at the wrong time and you have wasted the capsule.
If you are looking at both products and were not sure which was which, that was the question worth answering, and it is why this page is short.
Beyond that: the usage instruction is specific and published, the capsule can be opened if you would rather not swallow it, and the enzyme classes are named. What is missing is activity units, which is the measure that would let you compare it to anything else.
Key facts
| Price | $45 |
|---|---|
| Count | 90 per bottle |
| Cost per unit | $0.50 |
| Serving size | Manufacturer-stated: 1 or more capsules, 5 minutes before every meal |
| Contains | Protease (multiple types) · Amylase · Lipase · Additional enzyme extracts |
| Suggested use | The manufacturer states: take 1 or more capsules 5 minutes before every meal, and adjust the dosage as needed. No fixed daily serving count is published. |
| Certificate of analysis | Not known — we have not been able to confirm either way |
| Availability | In stock when checked on 2026-10-04 |
Digest-It-All (Digestive Enzymes) — $45 for 90 capsules, about $0.50 each. At one capsule with every meal, that is roughly $1.50 a day.
Who it may suit
- You want a general digestive enzyme to take with meals, particularly heavier ones.
- You are comparing this against Dissolve-It-All and need to know which is which. This is the with-food one.
- You would rather one broad blend than several single-enzyme products.
Less of a fit if…
- You want systemic enzyme effects. That is the other product, and it is taken on an empty stomach.
- You want to compare enzyme strength against another brand. No activity units are published here, and milligrams do not tell you much for enzymes.
- Your digestive symptoms are persistent or new. That is worth a proper look from a clinician rather than a capsule.
Worth knowing before you buy
What we verified
7 statements on this page are tiered and traced to a source. Manufacturer statements are labelled as manufacturer statements rather than repeated as findings.
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Where each claim on this page comes from
Every factual statement above is listed here with its source. Rows marked “manufacturer claim” are the manufacturer’s description of its own product, reported without endorsement.
| Tier | Claim | Kind | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| E | Proteases, amylases and lipases act on proteins, starches and fats respectively. | External source | Standard biochemistry reference classification of hydrolase enzymes |
| E | Digestive enzyme preparations are taken with food, whereas systemic enzyme preparations are taken away from food. | External source | Peer-reviewed and pharmacopoeial guidance on enzyme preparation administration
Population: General adult population; administration guidance rather than an outcome study |
| B | The product is a single 90-capsule variant priced at $45.00 and available at the 2026-10-04 inventory check. | Specification | MitoLife storefront inventory endpoint, retrieved 2026-10-04 |
| B | At $45 for 90 capsules the unit cost is $0.50 per capsule. | Specification | Arithmetic from the verified storefront price |
| B | The Supplement Facts panel for this product is published as an image that could not be read, and the product page links no laboratory documents, so whether enzyme activity units are published anywhere is not established. | Specification | MitoLife product page and linked laboratory documents, retrieved 2026-09-16 (WebFetch extraction; model-summarised, not a direct visual reading of the label image) |
| A | The manufacturer states the blend contains multiple proteases, amylase and lipase together with additional enzyme extracts, and publishes a suggested use of 1 or more capsules 5 minutes before every meal, with the dosage adjusted as needed. | Manufacturer statement | MitoLife product page and linked laboratory documents, retrieved 2026-09-16 (WebFetch extraction; model-summarised, not a direct visual reading of the label image) Manufacturer statement, not independently verified. |
| F | Our view: for enzyme products, activity units rather than milligrams are the meaningful measure, so a label that does not declare them cannot be compared against another brand on strength. | Our editorial view | Editorial assessment Our view: this is our editorial judgement, not a finding. |
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Not ready to decide?
That is a reasonable place to stop. If you are still working out whether this category is for you at all, the comparison covers what these products do, how they differ, and when neither is the answer.
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