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If you want to take supplemental enzymes as therapeutic enzymes you should take them on an empty stomach one-half hour before or two hours after eating. When you take them in this manner they aren’t intended to digest your food. They're intended to be absorbed into your blood stream. They can then benefit your other systems such as circulatory, cardiovascular, immune or reproductive. Although they don’t function directly as metabolic enzymes they improve metabolic function. They make up for any deficiency you might have in a specific enzyme. In this manner they improve your health. For example, protease can act as raw material to manufacture white blood cells or it can digest dead or damaged cells that are mainly protein, which would lessen the demand for metabolic protease. Photographic Print ENZYMES AND THEIR USES• Alpha-galactosidase - Helpful in digestion of beans and raw vegetables• Amylase - Regulates histamine if taken on an empty stomach. Reduces food cravings. Increases blood sugar. • Beta-glucanase - Beneficial as a digestive enzyme for people whom have difficulty digesting grain-based food. • Bromelain - Beneficial as an anti-inflammatory. • Catalase - One of the most potent antioxidants. • Cellulase - Helps to free nutrients from fruits and vegetables by its action on the cell wall. • Glucoamylase - Beneficial as a digestive enzyme. • Hemicellulase - Beneficial as a digestive enzyme for people whom have difficulty digesting vegetable material. • Invertase (Sucrase) - Beneficial as a digestive enzyme for people whom have difficulty digesting sugar. • Lactase - Beneficial as a digestive enzyme for people whom have difficulty in digesting lactose or are lactose intolerant. • Maltase - Beneficial in digesting malt and grain sugars. • Mucolase - Helpful with congestion and sinus infection. • Nattokinase - Used to treat high blood pressure, cardiovascular issues, circulatory issues and slow tissue repair.
• Papain - Beneficial as an anti-inflammatory. • Pectinase - Beneficial in digesting pectin found in fruits. • Phytase - Helps with mineral absorption. • Protease - Supports immune function when taken on an empty stomach. Reduces inflammation. Increases circulation. • Seaprose - Helpful with congestion and sinus infection. • Serratiopeptidase or serrapeptidase, or serapeptase - Beneficial as an anti-inflammatory. • Superoxide Dismutase - Protects cells from free-radical damage. • Xylanase - Beneficial in breaking down soluble fiber.
Digestive Enzymes
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