Tag: Diet and enzymes

A blood test showing elevated Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) levels can indicate issues with the liver, bones, or other health concerns. While medical conditions are often the root cause, it is a little-known fact that certain foods can also temporarily or indirectly cause ALP to increase.

Research in animal models has demonstrated that increasing dietary fat intake can significantly increase pancreatic lipase production. This finding directly supports that diet affects lipase levels, highlighting the body's adaptive response to the type and amount of food consumed.