check into enzyme deficiency---(digestivie--fyi)

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> TRYPSIN

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> AMYLASE DEFICIENCY

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> Skin Rash

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> Hypoglycemia

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> Depression

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> Mood Swings

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> Allergies

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> PMS

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> Hot Flashes

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> Fatigue

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> Cold Hands and Feet Neck and Shoulder Ache Sprue

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> Inflammation

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> PROTEASE DEFICIENCY

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> Back Weakness

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> Fungal Forms

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> Constipation

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> High Blood Pressure

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> Insomnia

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> Hearing Problems

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> Parasites

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> Gum Disorders

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> Gingivitis

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> COMBINATION DEFICIENCY

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> Chronic Allergies

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> Common colds

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> Diverticulitis

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> Irritable Bowel

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> Chronic Fatigue

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> Sinus Infection

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> Immune Depressed Conditions

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> LIPASE

> DEFICIENCY

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> Aching Feet

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> Arthritis

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> Bladder Problems

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> Cystitis

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> Acne

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> Gall Bladder Stress

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> Gallstones

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> Hay Fever

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> Prostate Problems

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> Psoriasis

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> Urinary Weakness

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> Constipation

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> Diarrhea

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> Heart Problems

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> PROTEASE DEFICIENCY:

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> Protease digests protein. Acidity is created through the digestion

> of protein. Therefore a protease deficiency results in an alkaline

> excess in the blood. This alkaline environment can cause anxiety

and

> insomnia. In addition, since protein is required to calcium in the

> blood, a protease deficiency lays the foundation for arthritis,

> osteoporosis and other calcium-deficient diseases. Because protein

> is converted to glucose upon demand, inadequate protein digestion

> leads to hypoglycemia, resulting in moodiness, mood swings and

> irritability. Protease also has an ability to digest unwanted

debris

> in the blood including certain bacteria and viruses. Therefore,

> protease deficient people are immune compromised, making them

> susceptible to bacterial, viral and yeast infections and a general

> decrease in immunity.

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> AMYLASE DEFICIENCY:

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> Amylase digests carbohydrates along with dead white blood cells

> (pus). When you are low in amylase you are a candidate for

abscesses

> (inflamed areas with pus but not bacteria). Amylase is also

involved

> in anti-flammatory reactions such as those caused by the release of

> histamine and similar substances. An Amylase deficiency can result

> in skin problems such as psoriasis, eczema, hives, insect bites,

> allergic bee and bug stings, atopic dermatitis, and all types of

> herpes. Asthma and emphysema may also be exacerbated by an amylase

> deficiency.

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> LIPASE DEFICIENCY:

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> Since lipase digests fat and fat-soluble vitamins, lipase deficient

> people can be expected to have a tendency towards high cholesterol,

> high triglycerides, difficulty losing weight and diabetes. The

> future outcome of these tendencies is heart disease, which kills

one

> out of two Americans. Lipase deficient people also have decreased

> cell permeability, meaning nutrients cannot get in and the waste

> cannot get out. The condition of vertigo or labrynthis, also called

> Meniere's Disease (dizziness aggravated by movement such as walking

> or driving), can also result from lipase deficiency.

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> CELLULASE DEFICIENCY CONDITIONS:

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> Cellulase breaks down the fiber in our diet. Because our body does

> not produce cellulase, this food enzyme is essential. We must eat

it

> on a daily basis. Remember, ONLY RAW FOODS contain cellulase. Of

all

> the enzymes, this deficiency carries with it the most categories of

> problems.

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> The symptoms of cellulase deficiency can best be described as

> malabsorption syndrome

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> (impaired absorption of nutrients, vitamins, or minerals from the

> diet by the lining of the small intestine). Malabsorption has many

> symptoms including lower abdominal gas, pain, bloating and problems

> associated with the jejunum and pancreas.

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> SUCRASE, LACTASE & MALTASE DEFICIENCY:

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> People who have malabsorption syndrome and cellulase deficiency

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> have a tendency

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> towards sugar (sucrose, lactose, & maltose) and/or gluten

> intolerance. Sucrose, lactose

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> and maltose are three common sugars which some people cannot

> tolerate. They are

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> broken down and absorbed into the system by three enzymes; sucrase,

> lactase and

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> maltase.

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> SUCROSE intolerant people cannot split the sucrose disaccharide

into

> twin partners, two units of glucose. Glucose is a primary brain

food

> so expect mental and emotional problems in people who cannot get

> glucose into the brain. Symptoms include depression, moodiness,

> panic attacks, manic and schizophrenic behavior and severe mood

> swings.

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> LACTOSE intolerant people also have classic symptoms which include

> abdominal cramps and diarrhea. Other allergic symptoms, including

> asthma, have been witnessed from the ingestion of lactose-

containing

> products.

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> MALTOSE intolerant people are generally sensitive to environmental

> conditions. An intolerance to sucrose, lactose, or maltose may be

> worsened by a deficiency in sucrose, lactase, or maltase.

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