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As I noted in another recent post, one of the main enzymes in

Houston's No-Fenol is beta-glucanase, which would break down beta-

glucans, it seems to me. Whether this would make the benefits of the

latter more or less available to the body is another question. I

don't know the answer.

Peace,

Kathy E.

" The main enzymes in Nofenol are xylanase, cellulase, and beta-

glucanase, which come from Trichoderma longibrachium, not

Aspergillus. There is a small amount of phytase enzyme in No-Fenol,

and it is derived from Aspergillus.

Trichoderma and Aspergillus are different types of fungi.

Best wishes,

Devin Houston, Ph.D. "

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