Systemic Enzymes, Anti-viral, Anti-inflammatory, Immune System Modualtors

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Systemic Enzymes, Anti-viral, Anti-inflammatory,

Anti-fibrotic, Blood cleansing, Immune-system Regulating

Enzymes are necessary for every function that the body’s’ many systems perform. In fact, without enzymatic activity, there is no life. Here are some of the most important health benefits that can be experienced by supplementing with systemic enzymes:

1) Anti-inflammatory:

Proteolytic enzymes such as bromelain, papain, protease and serrapeptase, when used in combination, have been found to be as effective as non-steroidal or corticosteroid medications without any of the harmful side effects. Granted, medications do decrease swelling and pain, but they have the disadvantage of shutting off new bone matrix and cartilage formation at the same time. Also, the non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) have many other nasty side effects when used steadily over a long period of time.

2) Anti-fibrotic:

Serrapeptase is the most fibrinolytic substance found anywhere in nature. It was originally isolated from the gut of a silkworm and is the enzyme which the insect uses to dissolve its’ silk cocoon on the way to becoming a butterfly. As you know, silk is an incredibly strong substance. So, it is no surprise that serrapeptase is able to safely and easily reverse all diseases having a fibrotic component.

These include fibromyalgia, glomerulosclerosis, cystic fibrosis (if not too advanced), fibrocystic breast disease, uterine fibroids and endometriosis. Serrapeptase is also able to reverse arteriovenous disorders, such as arteriosclerosis, atherosclerosis, peripheral vascular disease, varicose veins, spider veins and hemorrhoids.

Scar tissue caused by abdominal surgeries, such as Caesarian sections, can become quite invasive to the point where the bowels are being strangulated, requiring additional surgeries. Taking proteolytic enzymes, such as serrapeptase, causes resorption of the invasive scar tissue, eliminating any need for surgery. Also, keloids and other old wounds have been reported to heal over completely to where none of the previous scarring is even detectable.

3) Blood cleansing:

The enzymes cleanse the blood of all debris, such as clumpings of red blood cells, sticky aggregations of platelets (both of which can lead to potentially fatal blood clots, strokes and heart attacks) and excess fibrin. Usually the liver cleanses all debris from the blood in the first pass through its’ portal system. However, many people’s livers are so toxic from alcohol consumption, pesticide exposure and other environmental insults, that the blood can become as thick as ketchup or yogurt. Before and after dark field microscopy studies have proven repeatedly the value of supplementing with sufficient quantities of proteolytic systemic enzymes.

4) Immune-system modulating:

Enzymes tend to have a normalizing effect on the immune system. For example, if the immune system is underactive, white blood cell activity will increase and the number of the anti-viral blood cells known as "natural killer cells" will increase. On the other hand, if the immune system is overactive, which is what occurs in diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, the enzymes will eat away any excess antibodies that are attacking the body’s tissues.

5) Anti-viral activity:

Basically, the enzymes will render all viruses inert by eating away their exterior protein coating. Viruses depend on this coating to latch onto their host cell’s DNA and replicate themselves. Consistent supplementation with systemic enzymes can lower a person’s viral load to the point where you hardly ever get sick.