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Little Helpers Anti-Gluten Pills break down 86% of immunogenic parts of gluten within 10 minutes. Take a Little Helper about 5 minutes before your meal — or as soon as you remember if you forgot — so it can break down gluten that hasn't yet left your stomach and reduce further exposure.

Yes, and it's especially useful for coeliacs. Little Helpers sits alongside your gluten-free diet, and protects you against cross-contamination. Use them as an extra layer of protection when you don't have full control over the food you're eating: dinner at a friend's, eating out, or while traveling, for example.

Yes. Little Helpers significantly reduce the immunogenic gluten that reaches your gut.

Any gluten broken down by Little Helpers is reduced to harmless fragments that your body no longer reacts to.

Our Anti-Gluten Pills are regulated food supplements and have undergone extensive safety testing.

These tests have shown no side effects or risks associated with normal use, as long as the recommended daily amounts are not exceeded.

Tolerase® G, the active ingredient in our Anti-Gluten Pills, is an enzyme with one job: breaking down proline-rich proteins such as gluten. Once Tolerase® G has completed this task, or if there is no gluten to break down, it is simply digested and excreted like any other dietary protein.

Because of limited safety data for these groups, use is not recommended. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, only use Anti-Gluten Pills after approval from a healthcare professional

All of our supplements are suitable for vegetarians and vegans and contain no ingredients of animal origin.

Many doctors haven't, yet. Anti-gluten enzymes are still relatively new and some doctors are cautious because misuse could lead to a false sense of security. We agree with that caution. Little Helpers is designed for accidental exposure, not as a license to skip your gluten-free diet. The clinical research is published, peer-reviewed, and the product is endorsed by the Dutch Coeliac Association. Bring the science to your next appointment.

For accidental exposure or cross-contamination, 86% is the difference between a wrecked weekend and a meal you barely think about.

You almost certainly tried a supplement without Tolerase G. Studies show other enzymes get neutralised by stomach acid before they can reach gluten to break it down. Tolerase® G is the only enzyme clinically proven to work in the acidic environment of the stomach. Different mechanism, different result.

Most probiotics are made for general gut health and many push CFU counts that can cause bloating in sensitive guts. This one is calibrated for guts that are already sensitive, with strains chosen specifically for gluten intolerance.