SwissRX Recovery Enzymes

After a hard training block or a nagging soft-tissue flare-up, staying ahead of inflammation is half the battle. Your body naturally produces enzymes to help clear out damaged tissue and manage inflammation, but heavy training volume puts extra demand on that system — which is exactly where SwissRX Recovery Enzymes come in.

SwissRX Recovery Enzymes deliver a full-spectrum systemic enzyme blend designed to support your body's natural recovery process during periods of high training stress or soft-tissue strain.

This formula leans on a blend of protein-breaking enzymes — the compounds that help your body clear out and recycle damaged proteins after hard efforts or injury — to reduce inflammation and support healing. 

Full-Spectrum Enzyme Blend – Combines pancreatin (protease, amylase, lipase), papain, trypsin, chymotrypsin, bromelain, and peptidase enzymes with quercetin and rutin, so you're getting broad enzymatic coverage rather than leaning on one enzyme to do all the work.

Built for Systemic Use, Not Digestion – Formulated to work throughout your body rather than in your gut, which means it's taken away from meals instead of with them — timing that's built into how you use it, not an afterthought.

Grounded in an Established Category – Systemic enzyme supplementation is a well-studied category, with research specifically looking at its role in exercise recovery and normal inflammatory balance, so you're working with a formula rooted in a body of research rather than a novel, unproven approach.

How to Use SwissRX Recovery Enzymes

Take it on an empty stomach: 2 capsules, one to three times per day, 30 minutes before eating or 90 minutes after.

Time it away from meals: Taking these with food diverts the enzymes toward digestion instead of systemic use, so consistency with timing matters more than with most supplements.

Talk to your doctor first if: you have a blood disorder, take blood thinners, are pregnant, or have allergies to pineapple, papaya, or pork (trypsin, chymotrypsin, and pancreatin are pork-derived).

Endurance athletes managing heavy training blocks or working through a soft-tissue injury are the ones who reach for this most — often alongside an anti-inflammatory routine like SwissRX Turmeric.

This isn't a digestive enzyme and it isn't a painkiller. It's targeted systemic support for the recovery work your body's already doing.