Enzymes

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In a message dated 1/10/0 06:44:30, ulftage@... writes:

<< Which fruits, vegetables, etc are especially rich in enzymes? As I

see it, it must be better to get the enzymes directly from natural

sources than from factory made products (in tablet form).

Also, at which temperature are the enzymes destroyed?

>>

Marcus said that sprouts were very high in enzymes. Papaya and

pineapple also have digestive enzymes. I think that any cooking at all

destroys enzymes.

Robin G>

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At 12:54 PM 8/3/2000 -0400, you wrote:

>I was just wandering has anyone had good results with enzymes. I am a true

>believer that it is something to enzymes. I have recently started back

>studying on them and on probiotics and I believe these as well as good eating

>habits and the right supplements are the key. If we don't digest what we take

>in, in my opinion we will feel sick. If I am taking vitamins or minerals,etc.

>but don't have the right enzyme supply that may be needed for my body than I

>will not get the full benefits. Any thoughts on this...LaTonya

I have been using an enyzme and probiotic for about 1.5 months and am

satisfied with the results so far. Smoother intestinal tract operation is

what I have noticed mostly and also more consistent elimination. Most of my

digestive problems improved when I changed to a vegan and whole foods diet

/ lifestyle. The lifestyle change has been a key for me in addition to the

cleansing.

I have an information article with references on my web site.

http://www.north-land.com/discovery/synergy5.htm

Bob

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In a message dated 08/21/2000 1:40:09 PM Central Daylight Time,

cdn4inr@... writes:

<< My guess

would be metabolic but a suggestion from someone with more

knowledge on this subject would be appreciated. What type

of enzyme was used to recover Dr. Jensens health?

Thanks for the information.

GS >>

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The enzymes he used are prepzymes from the AIM company. They are

taking with food for digestion. He explained the body is needing protein,

not from meat etc but from amino acids and this can only come from good

digestion not from a bottle. He explained that tthis is what is the problem

with MS or MD where the protein sheath on the nerve is lacking.

Take digetive enzymes and good nutrition and your body creates this.

An audio tape can be ordered from 713-450-2014 ($2.50) where he explains this

so much better than I can. I am in no connected to any of this for gain.

I am a distributor for AIM but I never sell products except to friends and

family members and I have never tried to sign anyone up to be under me so

to speak.

At the meeting he showed pictures of Downs syndrome children an MD

had used this approach with...clean bowel, use enyzmes so as not to create

more putrid improperly digested food matter in bowel, good nutrition,

and a good bacteria for colon (AIM has this also) and the children grew

to an average size and had average mental abilities. BUT the doctor was

jailed so

it stopped. How about that for results?

The couple that put the meeting togather may sell you the 5 hr video

that was recorded there, to the public. I know it was made available to the

ones there. I ordered one. I'm not sure but one could ask.

1-888-227-5395 or 903-797-6736

I couldn't wait to get home to order my stuff!!

ej

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I used to have undigested stuff all the time. I do not get it as much or at

all since taking Kombucha tea. It has been said to contain enzymes, it

depends on what study is quoted though. I know KT is a lot cheaper than the

bottled enzymes.

Kris

Smart is believing only half of what you hear,

brilliant is knowing which half to believe.

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In a message dated 09/21/2000 10:02:51 AM Central Daylight Time,

karma@... writes:

<< Hi again,

The best way to get enzymes in my opinion is to sprout your own sprouts and

eat live food that you have grown yourself. I sell lots of enzymes, but

actually don't take them. I sprout most of my food.

http://www.sprouthouse.com is a good site to get sprouting supplies if you

are interested.

>>

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Other than taking bought enzymes, I put 1 tsp sprouting barley, 1tsp hard

whae, 1 tsp flax seeds, 1 tsp pumpkin seeds in a jar, cover with distilled

water and let set for 24 hrs. pour all in a blender with a piece of fruit

and you have an enzyme shake...very filling also.

ej

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I have many different brands of enzymes. I carry many brands of many different enzymes. At this point I don't have them all on the web site, but do have a list of all products and brands at this address. It is actually a text file http://loaves-n-fishes.com/downloads/catalog.txt If you are looking for a specific enzyme or brand, let me know and I will do a product search for you and let you know. These are brands that can be found in most local health food stores, I sell them off the web for 25% off suggested retail. There is no over-head to the Internet, so, I try to pass along the savings to my customers.

~Karma karma@...http://loaves-n-fishes.com

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In a message dated 09/21/2000 4:21:47 AM Central Daylight Time, escort7980@... writes:<< How are you? Where do you get the digestive enzymes? Is there a website that you know about? Thanx in advance. >>*************************Here is an excellent site I found on a search for good enzymes. I amnow using AIM prepzymes but would really like to find something that isnot a muti-level business. I am a distributor for them, but they'restill expensive if you want to take more than the bootle indicates.So what do you think about the info?ejSubscription email: bowel cleanse-subscribeegroups

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Hi again,

The best way to get enzymes in my opinion is to sprout your own sprouts and eat live food that you have grown yourself. I sell lots of enzymes, but actually don't take them. I sprout most of my food. http://www.sprouthouse.com is a good site to get sprouting supplies if you are interested.

But for people who would like to get their enzymes pre-packaged I get quite a few orders for the Absorbaid brand. http://loaves-n-fishes.com/absorbaid.html Another one is the papaya/pineapple ones Grandma Good Stuff Brand carries several GG520 PAPAYA PINEAPPLE CHEWABLE WITH NATURAL ENZYMES 100 TABS Retails for $7.68

Natures Herbs Brand offers several digestive enzymes too NH1238 DIGEST-EASE (ALL VEGETABLE SOURCE ENZYMES) 60 CAPS Retails for $8.39

NW47120 BROAD SPECTRUM ENZYME 90 CAPS Retails for $13.95

Twin Labs offers some good ones too. Twin Labs products are good products and these brands should be available from local health food stores.

TW1508 SUPER ENZYME (500 MG PANCREATIN) 50 CAPS Retails for $11.95

Hope this helps you,

~Karma karma@...http://loaves-n-fishes.com

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In a message dated 09/21/2000 4:21:47 AM Central Daylight Time, escort7980@... writes:<< How are you? Where do you get the digestive enzymes? Is there a website that you know about? Thanx in advance. >>*************************Here is an excellent site I found on a search for good enzymes. I amnow using AIM prepzymes but would really like to find something that isnot a muti-level business. I am a distributor for them, but they'restill expensive if you want to take more than the bootle indicates.So what do you think about the info?ejSubscription email: bowel cleanse-subscribeegroups

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there are so many different kinds. how do you know which kind is best?

Re: Digest Number 505

In a message dated 09/21/2000 4:21:47 AM Central Daylight Time, escort7980@... writes:<< How are you? Where do you get the digestive enzymes? Is there a website that you know about? Thanx in advance. >>*************************Here is an excellent site I found on a search for good enzymes. I amnow using AIM prepzymes but would really like to find something that isnot a muti-level business. I am a distributor for them, but they'restill expensive if you want to take more than the bootle indicates.So what do you think about the info?ejSubscription email: bowel cleanse-subscribeegroups

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A real neat enzyme/anti inflammatory mix that is totally natural and has been used a very long time in Europe is called Wobenzym N....

They're manufactured by Wobe-Mucos of Germany - " they've been tested, researched and medically proven for over 40 years. Effective for sinus infection, traumatic injury, sports injury, arthritic and rheumatic pains, bacterial, fungal and viral infection, cardio-vascular obstruction and related ailments, edema, digestive problems as well as treatment of colds and flu. The enzymes in this preparation act as a " biological vacuum cleaner " eliminating impurities, foreign proteins and harmful micro-organisms from the blood stream and tissues. This greatly diminishes the inflammatory response and allows the normal immune functions to operate at a much healthier level " ...

www.modernherbalist.com has these - but i have a much much much more cheaper site i get them at - www.immunesupport.com if anyone is interested in them....

Ingred.= Pancreatin 300mg, Papain 180 mg, Bromalain 135mg, Trypsin 72mg, Rutosid 150mg, Chymotrypsin 3mg...

wendy

Re: help swollen joints

I am still reading my enzyme book and everyone on

this list should be adding this into your diet. They

are very important for the entire body to function.

(little did I know)

But there is an enzyme group that reduces inflammation

call- Protease. The book gave examples of sport injury,

and arthritis. And if you would like to use enzyme therapy

to reduce inflammation then you would take your enzyme

in between meels. If you need it form digestion, they you

take it right before meal.

I don't know the dosages for this use, still reading.

But please scavange around for more information.

LIZ

Re: help swollen joints

I would at least give this a try! pour some hydrogen peroxide in a bowl and soak your hand for at least 20 min. 4x a day. Laurie K Fleur wrote:

never posted before, but have soaked up the wealth of information you guys provide, many of my questions have been answered with out having to post. However I don't seem to be able to find anything about this........ I believe I have had candida for about a year (I have certainly had oral thrush for this time), diagnosed myself whilst reading about oral thrush and realised loads of other problems were related. Anyway, with no help from my doctor, but a massive amount of assistance from my local health food shop and recently a kinesiologist, I have been doing by best to stick to the diet and have been taking a range of herbals. In the past week, all of the joints on one hand are swollen, red and sore, one of the joints is so sore the skin has cracked, it now seems that all of my fingers are swelling on one hand, and it is now starting on the other hand. Has anyone else experienced this and is it! related to die-off??? Any advice on what to put on to soothe the swelling would also be useful. Also, anyone who also has problems with oral thrush, does this get temporarily worse whilst doing the diet etc.. ?? Any help / comments would be much appreciated Fleur Send blank message to candidiasis-unsubscribeonelist if you want to UNSUBSCRIBE !

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Re: ENZYMES

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Re: help swollen joints

I would at least give this a try! pour some hydrogen peroxide in a bowl and soak your hand for at least 20 min. 4x a day. Laurie K Fleur wrote:

never posted before, but have soaked up the wealth of information you guys provide, many of my questions have been answered with out having to post. However I don't seem to be able to find anything about this........ I believe I have had candida for about a year (I have certainly had oral thrush for this time), diagnosed myself whilst reading about oral thrush and realised loads of other problems were related. Anyway, with no help from my doctor, but a massive amount of assistance from my local health food shop and recently a kinesiologist, I have been doing by best to stick to the diet and have been taking a range of herbals. In the past week, all of the joints on one hand are swollen, red and sore, one of the joints is so sore the skin has cracked, it now seems that all of my fingers are swelling on one hand, and it is now starting on the other hand. Has anyone else experienced this and is it! ! related to die-off??? Any advice on what to put on to soothe the swelling would also be useful. Also, anyone who also has problems with oral thrush, does this get temporarily worse whilst doing the diet etc.. ?? Any help / comments would be much appreciated Fleur Send blank message to candidiasis-unsubscribeonelist if you want to UNSUBSCRIBE !

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Re: help swollen joints

I would at least give this a try! pour some hydrogen peroxide in a bowl and soak your hand for at least 20 min. 4x a day. Laurie K Fleur wrote:

never posted before, but have soaked up the wealth of information you guys provide, many of my questions have been answered with out having to post. However I don't seem to be able to find anything about this........ I believe I have had candida for about a year (I have certainly had oral thrush for this time), diagnosed myself whilst reading about oral thrush and realised loads of other problems were related. Anyway, with no help from my doctor, but a massive amount of assistance from my local health food shop and recently a kinesiologist, I have been doing by best to stick to the diet and have been taking a range of herbals. In the past week, all of the joints on one hand are swollen, red and sore, one of the joints is so sore the skin has cracked, it now seems that all of my fingers are swelling on one hand, and it is now starting on the other hand. Has anyone else experienced this and is it!

! related to die-off??? Any advice on what to put on to soothe the swelling would also be useful. Also, anyone who also has problems with oral thrush, does this get temporarily worse whilst doing the diet etc.. ?? Any help / comments would be much appreciated Fleur Send blank message to candidiasis-unsubscribeonelist if you want to UNSUBSCRIBE !

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To remove pesticides from your system, my doctor recommended taking a bath and pour in 2 cups unpasteurized apple cider vinegar. Soak in this solution for 30 minutes a day, 7 days in a row. He said you would feel more energy and less tired. I felt a difference!

Deanna

>From: Rabbitbrain@... >Reply-candidiasis >"candidiasis"

>Subject: Enzymes >Date: Sat, 3 Mar 2001 16:56:23 -0800 > > >I posted this at another site and though you might like > >this information too. > > >Today I have my book with me and would > >like to post what I read about damage to >enzymes. > > > >The U.S. government says a pesticide ( which includes insecticides, >herbicides, > >fungicides, rodenticides, nematocides, etc.) is any substance or mixture >intended > >to prevent, destroy, repel, or mitigate any insect, rodent, nematode, >fungus, or > >weed or any other form of life declared to be a pest. Carbamate and > >organophosphorous insecticides are the most common causes of agricultural > > >poisoning in the United States and are also the most neurotoxic. Pg. >46 > > > >Although pesticides were initially developed by the Germans for use as >nerve > >gas in World War II, they are now used to control and eliminate >pests. Our > >use of pesticides since their discovery has exploded. In fact, our >use is now > >thirty-three times greater than it was in 1945! Pg-47 > > > >Pesticides, at the biochemical level, may affect >humans in the same > >way they affect the insects for which they are >intended to kill: > >that is, through inhibition of the enzyme that >breaks down the > >neurotransmitter (acetylcholine). > > > >The enzyme cholinesterase is critical to our >nervous system, and > >is destroyed by pesticides. Messages from >the brain to the heart > >are carried by a chemical known as >acetylcholine. The parasympathitic > >nervous system can be over stimulated, leading to >severe health problems, > >if too much acetylcholine accumulates in the gap >between one nerve cell > >(neuron) and the next. This over >stimulation affects us in many ways; It > >can stop the bowels from working, slow down the >heart, and so on. Under > >normal conditions, a gap between these nerve >cells exists. In a normal body, > >the enzyme cholinesterase clears the >acetylcholine away (once the nerve has > >fired). Wholesale, slow poisoning of >multiple enzyme systems occurs because > >our air, food, and water are polluted with >pesticides. pg.48 > > > >Similar to carbamates and organophosphorous >pesticides, all cholinesterase-inhibiting > >pesticides can cause hyperactivity, neuromuscular >paralysis, visual problems, breathing > >difficulties, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, >restlessness, weakness, dizziness, and > >possibly convulsions, coma, or death. This >residue is in the soil, in the plants, and in > >you. Our government allows this. >Pg.49 (Enzymes Enzyme Therapy By Dr. > >J. Cichoke) > > > >Now I am a big eater of fruits for snacking on and I do >a simple rinse > >under the faucet. I think not now! I may be >doing myself in now > >and then and do not realize it. GEE! And one >of the symptoms I am > >having a problem with is with my bowels not >moving. (Although > >Homozon solved that problem) BUT I would really >like to eliminate the > >cause. > >LIZ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

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, thanks for the ImmuneSupport.com site - just visited and found several of what I usually order - MUCH CHEAPER!

Thanks again,

Magi

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here's some good info:

Protease - digests protein. Not only protein from food, but also other organisms which are composed of protein, such as the protein coating on certain viruses, toxins from dead bacteria and other organisms and certain harmful substances produced at sites of injury or inflammation. Protease is esp. effective during inflammatory processes to control swelling, redness, heat, fever and pain. Due to its ability to bolster immunity, protease is an important line of defense in the immune system. Toxic colon syndrome - also called indicanuria or intestinal toxemia, is another result of protease deficiency and the inability to digest protein. Undigested protein decomposes at the intestinal level. The products of this putrefaction (called indican) leak into the blood from the intestines. From there, they reach the liver. The liver can detoxify only some of these products, and in doing so, becomes stressed. Those substances that cannot be processed are excreted through the urine. Indicanuria is identified by elevated levels of indican in the urine, as determined by a 24 hour urine analysis. Research has found that numerous inflammatory or pathological conditions can result from elevated indican. In fact, indicanuria can cause more than 100 symptoms or conditions. The following (all are associated with CFS) are among those which have been linked to high indican levels: fatigue, allergies, gastrointestinal problems, hypothyroidism, lack of concentration, memory loss, and sinusitis and sinus infections.

Amylase - Digests Carbohydrates, breaking them down into smaller units which are later converted into monosaccharides (simple sugars) such as glucose and fructose. people who can't digest fats often eat large amounts of sugar and carbohydrates, to make up for the lack of fat in their diet. If their diet is excessive in carbohydrates, they can develop an amylase deficiency. Amylase is important in preventing the proliferation of dead leukocytes, or white blood cells, which manifests as pus.

Amylase is used in combination with lipase, fatty acids, and herbs to reduce certain viral problems, including all types of herpes, and to remove the pus from inflamed areas. Additionally, amylase aids in clearing the lungs. LIPASE - this is the enzyme responsible for digesting fats. This includes fat in foods and the fat-based coatings of certain viruses - lipase can effectively destroy some viruses by digesting their outer coating. Certain viral infections may accompany a lipase deficiency, and are characterized by symptoms including fatigue, sore throat and swollen glands. People who are diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome fall into this category. A prominent indicator of lipase deficiency is chronic fatigue syndrome or " hidden " viruses. A lipase-deficient person is also likely to have irritable bowel symptoms.

Here is a classic case of Chronic Fatigue and lipase deficiency: A frail, 47 year old woman came to me with chronic fatigue, allergies and abdominal pain of 20 years duration. She had been to countless doctors and health clinics, all to no avail. She had been trying to gain weight for years, and she was so painfully thin and listless, I wondered how she mustered up enough energy to come to my office. Her diet was mainly liquified greens, sprouted seeds, salad, potatoes, yams, corn, fresh vegetables, and raw juices. Her tests indicated a toxic colon, poor digestion, and extreme lipase deficiency. When she started taking the high-lipase multiple-digestive formula, she began to gain weight and her abdominal pains diminished. (Dr. Lee, PHD)

Cellulase - Cellulase digests fiber. It also " eats " pathogenic yeast, so candidiasis from a Candida overgrowth is often the result of inadequate " friendly " bowel bacteria coupled with a cellulase deficiency. Sudden, acute allergies can also be an outcome of cellulase deficiency. Candidiasis sets the stage for leaky gut syndrome which in turn can lead to the development of food allergies, as undigested food particles make their way into the bloodstream and trigger an immune response. Once these food particles have passed from the digestive system to the circulatory system, the brain no longer interprets them as " food " . Instead they are considered foreign substances which must be eliminated from the body. DISACCHARIDASE - Disaccharidases digest sugars. The sugar intolerance which results from a deficiency in these enzymes can lead to various health conditions. The inability to digest digest complex sugars (sucrose, lactose, and maltose) and convert them into the simple sugars (glucose and fructose) lowers the blood sugar level and starts starving the brain of nourishment. The end result can be a range of problems, including depression, attention deficit disorder (ADD), and even seizures. Disaccharidase deficiency is also associated with environmental illness, asthma and diarrhea. from Chronic Fatigue, Fibromyalgia & Environmental Illness by Burton Goldberg

Re: Re: Oxygen Cleansing Products

Hi Rhonda, No c0-q-10 doesn't clean the bowel like homozon or others. It may increase oxygen, but it is incredibly mild compared to homozon. I have taken co=Q-10 for years and enjoy it but it cannot compare to homozon for boosting oxygen levels. And it doesn't clean the bowel like homozon.

Also, wanted to mention on the allergy thing that I just recently discovered something that works amazingly. I live in Oregon on the coast and we have had an incredibly mild winter and lots of things just never stopped blooming and some things are blooming early, like scotch broom which surrounds my house. Because of that alot of people in this area, including me, are suffering horrendously early in the game. About two weeks ago I started having really bad hayfever, sneeziing terribly and runny nose and itchy eyes and not being able to sleep because I couldn't breath.

I was griping and complaining to God and then I remembered a story I had heard years before about a young woman who had gone in for an interview for a job and there was a cat in the office and she started to have major allergic symptoms and the Dr. who was interviewing her gave her a bottle of amylase and told her to take the whole bottle. She did so and her symptoms left immediately and she did not have any allergy symptoms again for over a year and a half.

WEll, all I had on hand were digestive enzymes that had some amylase in them along with protease and lipase and cellulase etc. And I took thirty, not all at once, but 4 or 6 at a time and I started to get relief immediately and kept taking them to really clean the thing up. In addition to the fact that all my severe symptoms left, I also was delighted to find I had amazing energy.

The next day I took about 14 to stay symptom free, and the next day also. In the mean time I ordered pure amylase and started taking it, hopeing to lower my dose and get the same benefits. For the last two days I have been doing 6 amylase, three early and three late, and I also have taken digestive enzymes with my meals and it seems to be working.

I am thrilled to be able to take something that totally eliminates my hayfever without any negative side effects.

The brand I am using is by R Garden. Even tho it is multi level (which anyone who knows me knows I am not fond of, being polite here) their prices are good. You can buy in quantity (12) and get 40% off. They sell individual bottles of amylase for $13 plus $5 for postage. Or you can spend $5 to sign up for life and buy 12 and get them for $7.80 each.

But, you might want to try a bottle from me ( I just ordered 12 with great zeal) for $11 plus $4 just to see if it works for you, first.

In addition, digestive enzymes are wonderful for eating up parasites, dead or alive. A friend of mine got rid of a bad case of Giardia with enzymes only. Her doctor told her she was way to weak to do any heroic bowel cleansing and put her on enzymes instead.

Something that some of you might consider. There are gentle and effective ways to clean the bowel that don't cause major digestive system stress that takes years to recover from.

Inner Garden Flora, digestive enzymes, colostrum, parattack, and homozon are so non stressfull and yet so effective. I highly recommend them to those who want good results without alot of stress to their system.

Hope this helps,

Donna

-Thanks everyone for the info on the oxygen cleansing products. I'm still not sure if I will buy that or co-enzyme Q10 for my allergies, which I read is really good and it also kills some parasites. I've heard it's pretty expensive though, so I'm still deciding. Does anyone know if Q10 also cleans the bowel like the oxygen products do?RhondaSubscription email: mailto:bowel cleanse-subscribe

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- the enzymes I take are by NESS - and this is the site:

http://www.gaines.com/html/Ness/Ness.html

you can go into each formula they mention - (click on " info " on the specific

one you want) and see how much of each enzyme they have for each specific

thing.

hope this helps... these are the BEST i have ever found - there are lots of

other good ones too - but these have had the best response for me.

wendy

enzymes

O.K> you have convinced me. Can you please tell me specifically what

enzymes you take, so I can get them over here. It will be cheaper that on

the net.

Thanks

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Just throwing this question out for anyone's answers: Since I can't afford

all the MLM products and other stuff offered online, I buy papaya enzymes

over the counter. They seem to help. Three tablets give me 45 mg of

pappaine, 6mg of amylase, and 6mg of protease. Is that enough to do any good

or am I wasting my money? Thanks in advance, A.

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, over the counter enzymes work fine. My Doc

first had me use bromalane enzymes to digest my protein. (sp?)

I took them but they didn't work for me. So he wrote

a prescription. You can take a good amount of these

tablets safely. So if you feel the need to increase them with

a meal then do so. I believe the papayan in your tablets is

what digests the protein.

LIZ D

Re: enzymes

Just throwing this question out for anyone's answers: Since I

can't afford

all the MLM products and other stuff offered online, I buy papaya enzymes

over the counter. They seem to help. Three tablets give me 45 mg

of

pappaine, 6mg of amylase, and 6mg of protease. Is that enough to

do any good

or am I wasting my money? Thanks in advance, A.

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As long as the enzymes are alive it's pretty hard to be throwing your

money away in taking them. The only way you'd be throwing your money

away is if you're taking more than is necessary. I personally take

around two to four at a time of the brand that I have but when I use

my really good stuff I only take one. Of my good stuff I only need

one for most situations because they contain a lot of various

enzymes.

I had started taking enzymes after having had a live blood test that

showed the platelets as stacking together. This was indicative of a

problem of breaking down protein. Since starting with a regimen of

taking them a few years ago I had noticed a change of my energy

within a very short period of time.

Dale

> Just throwing this question out for anyone's answers: Since I

can't afford

> all the MLM products and other stuff offered online, I buy papaya

enzymes

> over the counter. They seem to help. Three tablets give me 45 mg

of

> pappaine, 6mg of amylase, and 6mg of protease. Is that enough to

do any good

> or am I wasting my money? Thanks in advance, A.

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did you read the article on Apple Cider Vinegar, because I started using it

again and what a difference!! I do not know why I stopped to tell the truth but

I am sure glad to read this article again.Ruth

" NotDoctors.com " <larry@...> wrote:>

> > I thought about that piece of chocolate for a second. Then I

> > dismissed it.

> > My bowels feel better But I know they are 100% yet. They are still

> > too acidic and suspect that my body isnt producing enough enzymes.

> > You know how I can rebuild the enzyme supplies ?

>

Eat raw foods, juice raw foods and take a plant based digestive enzyme

when you eat.

Larry

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yeah... I know I will always take ACV for the rest of my life!!

jen

Re: Enzymes

>

> did you read the article on Apple Cider Vinegar, because I started using

it again and what a difference!! I do not know why I stopped to tell the

truth but I am sure glad to read this article again.Ruth

> " NotDoctors.com " <larry@...> wrote:>

> > > I thought about that piece of chocolate for a second. Then I

> > > dismissed it.

> > > My bowels feel better But I know they are 100% yet. They are still

> > > too acidic and suspect that my body isnt producing enough enzymes.

> > > You know how I can rebuild the enzyme supplies ?

> >

>

> Eat raw foods, juice raw foods and take a plant based digestive enzyme

> when you eat.

>

> Larry

>

>

>

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Edith,

Thank you for the inf. on enzymes. It is very helpful.

God bless,

Hazelpone

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A related question: I'm in the very first stage in the program (diet

+ some vitamins) and enzimes help me a lot. When I stopped them, I

starting with lots of intestinal problems (more than usual). Am I

doing something wrong?

Thank you!

Francisca

>

> Hi Bee,

> You talk about the " 4 steps " , which are diet, antifungals,

probiotics,

> and enzymes? I have been doing the first three for several weeks,

> however, my symptoms were not digestion related (to the degree

that I

> paid any attention to my digestion before learning all I have, I

did

> not have any issues with it; no pain or bloating, regular BMs,

etc).

> Ive heard people talk about taking protease between meals to help

kill

> the yeast, and I know you just recently said no to cellulases (b/c

of

> the fiber)taken for the same reason. So do enzymes indeed further

the

> assault on the yeast? *Should* I be including these, or is it a

> marketing ploy

>

> jessica

>

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A related question: I'm in the very first stage in the program (diet

+ some vitamins) and enzimes help me a lot. When I stopped them, I

starting with lots of intestinal problems (more than usual). Am I

doing something wrong?

Thank you!

Francisca

>

> Hi Bee,

> You talk about the " 4 steps " , which are diet, antifungals,

probiotics,

> and enzymes? I have been doing the first three for several weeks,

> however, my symptoms were not digestion related (to the degree

that I

> paid any attention to my digestion before learning all I have, I

did

> not have any issues with it; no pain or bloating, regular BMs,

etc).

> Ive heard people talk about taking protease between meals to help

kill

> the yeast, and I know you just recently said no to cellulases (b/c

of

> the fiber)taken for the same reason. So do enzymes indeed further

the

> assault on the yeast? *Should* I be including these, or is it a

> marketing ploy

>

> jessica

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

> You talk about the " 4 steps " , which are diet, antifungals, probiotics,

> and enzymes?

==>Hi . Step 1 is Eliminating Foods that Feed Candida, Step 2

is Building Up the Immune System, Step 3 is Antifungals and Step 4 is

Probiotics. There are no steps for enzymes, however digestive enzymes

are recommended for improving digestion. Most candida sufferers have

low stomach acid.

> I have been doing the first three for several weeks,

> however, my symptoms were not digestion related (to the degree that I

> paid any attention to my digestion before learning all I have, I did

> not have any issues with it; no pain or bloating, regular BMs, etc).

> Ive heard people talk about taking protease between meals to help kill

> the yeast, and I know you just recently said no to cellulases (b/c of

> the fiber)taken for the same reason. So do enzymes indeed further the

> assault on the yeast? *Should* I be including these, or is it a

> marketing ploy

==>Digestive enzymes are not fibres; I recommend Betaine Hydrochloric

Acid with Pepsin and Pancreas enzymes, i.e. protease, lactase &

amalyase or Ox bile. If you do not have digestive problems you do not

need to take them. Coconut oil, Pau D'Arco plus one antifungal is

recommended for killing off candida, but not digestive enzymes - yes I

think that is a marketing ploy. To see if you have low stomach acid

see the test in the Digestion Folder.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Francisca wrote:

>

> A related question: I'm in the very first stage in the program (diet

+ some vitamins) and enzimes help me a lot. When I stopped them, I

starting with lots of intestinal problems (more than usual). Am I

doing something wrong?

==>What enzymes are you talking about?

Bee