Guest guest Posted December 28, 2004 Report Share Posted December 28, 2004 Digestive enzymes can also help clean out your colon. Taken on an empty stomach they will break down undigested food in the intestines and in the bloodstream. You should take them with all food, even fruits and veges, and they will help you cleanse as well. The very best enzyme supplements that I have found are Ultimate Enzymes by The Health Nuts at: http://www.thehealthnuts.net/ They are pricey, but you get the best of the best and the most for the dollar, both in quality and quantity. B >From: " -<(:: jason :>- " <ombass@...> >Reply-bowel cleanse > " bowel cleanse " <bowel cleanse > >Subject: Digestive enzymes? >Date: Tue, 28 Dec 2004 10:05:09 -0800 > >So has anyone tried digestive enzyme supplements? I have some severe food >sensitivities I was hoping they might address (wheat/gluten, dairy, sugar). >Or is it foolish to think about anything before properly cleaning out the >colon? > >Here¹s some interesting info on enzymes and their connection to overall >health: > >http://www.nexusmagazine.com/articles/Enzymes1.html > >Long, but an interesting read for sure. Mind blowing @ times! > >So does anyone have any info, experience or advise? > >Thanks! :-) > >jason > >P.S. I posted the below info to the enzymes group, but I got no >replies (I guess the mailing list is mainly about the connection with >autistic children). > > >Hello... >I am new here, but glad to find this group! I have been suffering from >food sensitivities: > >Gluten: eating causes severe muscle pain/tightness in neck/shoulders/arms. > >Dairy: eating causes reddish rash along neck and forearms. > >Sugar: eating causes blisters on hands, and feeds above rash similar to >dairy. > >Alcohol: identical results to sugar, but more intense/profound. > >Also inhalant allergies/sensitivities, house dust, cat dander, fragrances, >etc. all create athsma, reddish/itchy eyes, sinus congestion/sneezy etc. > >On that note, I should point out that the dairy + sugar + alcohol problems >seem to be classic Candida sensitivities. So my questions are: > >Do I need to first get the Candida under control? Or could I not have >Candida at all, rather severe lack of enzyme problems mimicking Candida? I >was thinking of starting to take ThreeLac for the Candida, but want to make >sure I really need it, and if so, that I can take enzymes simultaneously. > >And which enzymes should I start with? I was looking @ the Houston >Nutraceuticals Peptizyde. Seemed like a good place to start and targets >dairy/gluten problems. But is that it? Was also thinking of taking the >HN-Zyme Prime along with it, but have heard a multifaceted approach isn't >always best. Start with one enzyme, then add another if no reactions occur. > >Maybe I should also point out that in general, even though I avoid the >above >foods, I suffer from muscle pain and fatigue similar to fibromyalgia-like >symptoms. Some Drs have diagnosed me with fibromyalgia. When I use my >muscles, they fatigue easily and end up hurting afterwards. From my own >research, I believe I suffer from Leaky Gut Syndrome, and also know my >liver >is overloaded and have benefited from liver cleanses/flushes (the olive >oil/lemon juice kind). > >So I know this is a lot of info, but am I on the right path here? Any >advice >or tips to an enzyme newcomer? I have read the info @ >http://www.enzymestuff.com (GREAT site!) which led me here. > >THANK YOU in advance! :-) > >_jason_ > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2004 Report Share Posted December 28, 2004 On 12/28/04 10:47 AM, " B " <BePositiveLoveGod@...> wrote: > > Digestive enzymes can also help clean out your colon. Taken on an empty > stomach they will break down undigested food in the intestines and in the > bloodstream. You should take them with all food, even fruits and veges, and > they will help you cleanse as well. > > The very best enzyme supplements that I have found are Ultimate Enzymes by > The Health Nuts at: http://www.thehealthnuts.net/ They are pricey, but you > get the best of the best and the most for the dollar, both in quality and > quantity. Thanks a lot for this info, . Their website / image makes them look pretty cheesy, but their products seem very good. High concentrations of ingredients. I just ordered some of the Houston Neutraceuticals enzymes, but now kind of regret doing so as these seem more thorough as to what enzymes are included, and concentrated dosage-wise. Do you have first hand experience with them? What were your results? And is there anything I should look out for / be aware of? I think I am going to check them out - thanks! _jason_ _________ ________ _______ _____ ____ ___ __ _ _ _ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2004 Report Share Posted December 28, 2004 No problem! I just received my latest shipment of the Ultimate Enzymes today. They are certainly the best. Though I do believe that, as the directions say, to take two capsles with each meal, but it is so potent I believe that all you need is to take one and not two. It will last twice as long that way. THough if you take a few extra on an empty stomach before going to bed it will clean your blood and lower your colestrerol (spelling). So if you go with these I would recommend taking half of what they recommend and taking larger doses on an empty stomach with plenty of water (should be well hydrated). B >From: " -<(:: jason :>- " <ombass@...> >Reply-bowel cleanse ><bowel cleanse > >Subject: Re: Digestive enzymes? >Date: Tue, 28 Dec 2004 19:19:11 -0800 > >On 12/28/04 10:47 AM, " B " <BePositiveLoveGod@...> wrote: > > > > > Digestive enzymes can also help clean out your colon. Taken on an empty > > stomach they will break down undigested food in the intestines and in >the > > bloodstream. You should take them with all food, even fruits and veges, >and > > they will help you cleanse as well. > > > > The very best enzyme supplements that I have found are Ultimate Enzymes >by > > The Health Nuts at: http://www.thehealthnuts.net/ They are pricey, but >you > > get the best of the best and the most for the dollar, both in quality >and > > quantity. > >Thanks a lot for this info, . Their website / image makes them look >pretty cheesy, but their products seem very good. High concentrations of >ingredients. I just ordered some of the Houston Neutraceuticals enzymes, >but >now kind of regret doing so as these seem more thorough as to what enzymes >are included, and concentrated dosage-wise. > >Do you have first hand experience with them? What were your results? And is >there anything I should look out for / be aware of? > >I think I am going to check them out - thanks! > >_jason_ >_________ ________ _______ _____ ____ ___ __ _ _ _ > > > _________________________________________________________________ Don’t just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200636ave/direct/01/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2004 Report Share Posted December 29, 2004 In a message dated 12/28/04 9:21:23 PM Central Standard Time, ombass@... writes: > Thanks a lot for this info, . Their website / image makes them look > pretty cheesy, but their products seem very good. High concentrations of > ingredients. I just ordered some of the Houston Neutraceuticals enzymes, but > now kind of regret doing so as these seem more thorough as to what enzymes > are included, and concentrated dosage-wise. > > Do you have first hand experience with them? What were your results? And is > there anything I should look out for / be aware of? > > I think I am going to check them out - thanks! > > _jason_ > I have a friend who had a relapse of her illness and was using the Houston enzymes. She had been using another brand but told us she had been feeling so much better with the Houston brand. I hope you feel as much improvement as she does. Let us know. Edith Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2004 Report Share Posted December 31, 2004 In a message dated 12/31/04 6:36:44 PM Central Standard Time, kristinac2539@... writes: > You don't want " digestive " enzymes. You want " systemic " enzymes > which are capable of working at the cellular level and working > without producing any waste. Wobenzyme is my brand, it's $100 for > 400 and you take 3 tablets 3 times per day. They are worth every > penny. > > I use Vitalzym...yea they are pretty amazing. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2004 Report Share Posted December 31, 2004 You don't want " digestive " enzymes. You want " systemic " enzymes which are capable of working at the cellular level and working without producing any waste. Wobenzyme is my brand, it's $100 for 400 and you take 3 tablets 3 times per day. They are worth every penny. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2004 Report Share Posted December 31, 2004 On 12/31/04 5:06 PM, " ejohns9525@... " <ejohns9525@...> wrote: >> You don't want " digestive " enzymes. You want " systemic " enzymes >> which are capable of working at the cellular level and working >> without producing any waste. Wobenzyme is my brand, it's $100 for >> 400 and you take 3 tablets 3 times per day. They are worth every >> penny. >> >> > > I use Vitalzym...yea they are pretty amazing. What do you guys mean by amazing? What kind of effects have you seen from them? I was wondering if there was a difference, as there seems to be two different types out there. _jason_ _________ ________ _______ _____ ____ ___ __ _ _ _ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 1, 2005 Report Share Posted January 1, 2005 I use Vitalzymes because I have an autoimmune disease. All of those type issues are inflammation related. Systemic enzymes reduce that. Cancer patients use them because they have the ability to eat the outer coating of cancer cells which protect them from the natural respomses of the body. In Europe they are used extensively in trauma cases to reduce inflammation/swelling such as in the brain. They are made for that purpose and not food digestion and for that reason should be taken on an empty stomach. A google search on systemic enzymes will reap alot reading material. Edith In a message dated 12/31/04 9:46:05 PM Central Standard Time, ombass@... writes: > >>You don't want " digestive " enzymes. You want " systemic " enzymes > >>which are capable of working at the cellular level and working > >>without producing any waste. Wobenzyme is my brand, it's $100 for > >>400 and you take 3 tablets 3 times per day. They are worth every > >>penny. > >> > >> > > > >I use Vitalzym...yea they are pretty amazing. > > What do you guys mean by amazing? What kind of effects have you seen from > them? > > I was wondering if there was a difference, as there seems to be two > different types out there. > > _jason_ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 1, 2005 Report Share Posted January 1, 2005 > > Hi a, In what way are they worth every penny? In other words what do > they do for you? That's twenty five cents a piece, not bad, if they really > do something you can notice after taking thelm for a while. So please, give > us some more information. > Well, it could be the cleansing and PB shakes, the liver flushes, the yoga, the raw food, the no alcohol, no sugar, no processed food, no drugs...but the enzymes, I believe they get to work on the aging in a big hurry when you have all the other good stuff in place. Degenerative changes in the body are caused by undigested poisonous non-organic plastic commercial poly-this and that food entering the tissues of the body through the digestive tract due to an already compromised immune system(chemicals, pollution, hormones, processed food, cooked food, pasturized milk products, vaccines, drugs of any kind, antibiotics, negativity...)and the enzyme therapy eliminates these yucky undigestible waste products. Then it goes to work for real. What it does is make everything you do eat, plus all the vitamins, etc., work. You could take all these vitamins every day and not benefit one bit from them without the ability to use them, and use them optimally. Go read about enzymes, well worth the google. There is literature out there that says, a hundred years ago, people had to be enbalmed right away because they would begin to rot immediately after death...now, we can lay around for days without rotting and the reason is, we are made of preservatives. Good for death, not so good for life... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2005 Report Share Posted January 10, 2005 On 1/3/05 5:46 PM, " e j " <ej07ej@...> wrote: > Where do you get Vitalzym from? I would be curious to know too as apparently there are a lot of products called that same name (so I am told). Which is the best? _jason_ _________ ________ _______ _____ ____ ___ __ _ _ _ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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