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NCP Miracle II
161 Richardson-Bass Rd
Kenly, NC 27542
Tel:(919)284-6002 Fax:(919)284-4197
EMail: info1@ncpmiracle2.com
161 Richardson-Bass Rd
Kenly, NC 27542
Tel:(919)284-6002 Fax:(919)284-4197
EMail: info1@ncpmiracle2.com
| Maltase |
Maltase is an enzyme that is the catalyst in the hydrolysis of
disaccharide maltose to the simple sugar form - glucose, and is found
in plants, bacteria, and yeast; and in humans
Maltase is required for
Although the enzyme can be ingested in the diet, it is thought to be
able to be manufactured in the body by the mucus membrane lining in
the intestinal wall.
When starch is eaten, it is partially digested and transformed to
maltose by both the saliva enzymes and pancreatic enzymes called
amylases.
The maltase secreted in the intestines, then converts this maltose into
a more ready usable sugar glucose, or the glucose could also be
stored in the liver for future use.
disaccharide maltose to the simple sugar form - glucose, and is found
in plants, bacteria, and yeast; and in humans
Maltase is required for
Although the enzyme can be ingested in the diet, it is thought to be
able to be manufactured in the body by the mucus membrane lining in
the intestinal wall.
When starch is eaten, it is partially digested and transformed to
maltose by both the saliva enzymes and pancreatic enzymes called
amylases.
The maltase secreted in the intestines, then converts this maltose into
a more ready usable sugar glucose, or the glucose could also be
stored in the liver for future use.