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Papaya?

Hi there. I'm looking for some guidance on papaya pills. I've read a few posts where people say they take these to help. Is this for a daily supplement, or is this something you take after a meal if you aren't feeling well?

Jamie

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I know people who carry Papaya Enzymes and use them when they get stuck.....I never tried it.

At one time there was "fashion" for people with bands to take papaya enzymes when something got stuck. The theory was it helps break things down. I must admit I never saw any reason why that should work! It's hardly going to work instantly, if it did it would be alarmingly strong! And if it doesn't do it instantly, things are going to work themselves out anyway!

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I was skeptical at first then I decided to try them and I think they do help. Always worth a try. They taste decent as well

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