ENZYMES

Enzymes are proteins composed of amino acids, the basic building blocks of life. They are arranged in chains that spontaneously fold into three-dimensional structures. These three-dimensional structures confer specificity of function. Whereas all enzymes are proteins, not all proteins are enzymes. Enzymes are involved in nearly all metabolic and physiological processes in the body.

ENZYMES - THE MISSING LINK TO HEALTH

Your body gets enzymes from two sources - those it makes and those it gets from outside the body. Every cell in your body is an enzyme factory. Unfortunately the number of enzymes each cell can produce is limited. In addition, it is possible for some of us to either not be born with or lose the ability to make certain enzymes. As we abuse our bodies with unhealthy lifestyles, it is very likely that deficiencies in enzymes and the loss of the ability to produce them will occur. To prevent a premature shortage of enzymes, you should include rich sources of enzymes in your diet whenever possible. Every bite of raw food provides your body with enzymes. Concentrated vegetable enzyme supplements taken with each meal also add to your body's enzyme supply.

 

ENZYMES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR

  • Detoxifying and healing the body
  • Digesting and absorbing food
  • Breathing - Smelling - Tasting
  • Stimulating nerves
  • Regulating hormones
  • Energy production - Metabolism
  • Immunity - Defending the body
  • Repair and rebuilding tissue
  • Reproduction
    • FACTORS THAT CAN DESTROY OR INHIBIT ENZYMES:
      • Preservatives
      • Canning/Bottling
      • Freezing
      • Fluoridation
      • Antibiotic drugs
      • Broiling/Grilling
      • Artificial Flavors
      • Hybridization
      • Stress
      • Processed Sugars
      • Waxing Fruit
      • Carbonation
      • Irradiation
      • Additives
      • Pickling
      • Pasteurization
      • Chlorinating
      • Frying
      • Coffee/Tea
      • Artificial Colors
      • Genetic Engineering
      • Artificial Sweeteners
      • Alcohol
      • Baking
      • Illness
      • Hydrogenation
      • Milling/Refining
      • Microwaving
      • Cigarettes
      • Boiling
      • Soft Drinks
      • Pesticides
      • Bovine Growth Hormone
      • Environmental Pollution
      • High temperature drying of foods
      • Fever

      EARLY SYMPTOMS OF AN ENZYME DEFICIENCY: ENZYME SHORTAGES = CHRONIC ILLNESS
      • Heartburn
      • Headaches
      • Chronic Fatigue
      • PMS
      • Belching
      • Allergies
      • Irritability
      • Bloating
      • Constipation
      • Muscle stiffness
      • Gas
      • Diarrhea
      • Yeast Infections
      • Cancer growth
      • Cancer
      • Allergies
      • Skin Disorders
      • Osteoporosis
      • Diabetes
      • Obesity
      • Aging
      • Arthritis
      • Heart Disease
      • Asthma

       

      Not enough emphasis is placed on taking enzyme supplements or eating raw foods. If we do not replenish our enzyme level and only consider vitamins and minerals, it is self defeating. The body has to replace enzymes from within itself, stealing enzymes from all parts of the body, which, eventually causes exhaustion, premature aging, and a low energy system.

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      TYPES OF ENZYMES: THREE MAJOR DIGESTIVE ENZYMES:
      • Digestive - Works with the digestive organs *
      • Metabolic - Works in the blood, tissues, and organs *

        *- found in all raw foods
        *- Supplement - tablets or capsules
      • Protease - digests proteins
      • Amylase - digests carbohydrates
      • Lipase - digests fats (lipids)
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      Your immunity, vitality, and longevity depend on keeping your body's enzymes at optimum levels. We are born with a limited (metabolic) enzyme energy potential, similar to a bank account that has to last a lifetime. The faster we use up this enzyme potential, the shorter our lives are. In order for us to enjoy a long and healthy life, we must make regular deposits to our enzyme bank account.

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