Systemic & Digestive Enzymes

Digestive Enzymes
Rich Enzymes	E3Live E3 Probiotics	E3 Enzymes

Rich Distributing's Enzymes 
Stop the messing around this is one of the most powerful digestive enzyme product in America. This baby will seek out undigested food, digest them and leave behind a host of healthy flora for the gut. This is our top selling enzyme product. For more info click on Rich Distributing's Enzyme.

E3Live E3Enzymes Supreme - Digestive Enzymes for Vegetarians
Vegetarians will love this product. This plant based product is perfect for vegetarians and vegans. Get serious help to digest food, eliminate gas, belching and bloating and have regular elimination. Available in powder and vegetable capsules. For more info click on E3 Enzymes Supreme.

Vitalzym Systemic Enzyme
If you suffer from Cardiac or circulation problems, inflammation or have issues with fibrosis, and you prefer a more natural solution that is effective please pay attention. Vitalzym has been shown to help repair damaged tissue, reduce swelling and inflammation, digest scar tissue, cleanse the blood of toxins and impurities, and eats away at the protective shell of viruses. Please request Dr. Wong's CD and learn why if you are over 40 you should be taking Vitalzym. This is the enzyme recommended by nutritional doctors. To learn how it does all this click on Vitalzym Systemic Enzyme.

General Information on Enzymes

We have always know about digestive enzymes and their importance. In fact we thought that they were the only types of enzymes that humans could take in supplemental form, until we learned about systemic enzymes. If you take the time to learn about the function of systemic enzymes you will see why we say they are truly the catalyst of life. 

Enzymes are biocatalysts; which means that they either begin a reaction or cause a reaction to speed up. Enzymes cause the chemical reactions responsible  for breathing, digestion, growth, reproduction and most other body functions. Your body contains approximately 3000 different enzymes.

Eating enzyme rich foods, such as fruits and uncooked vegetables helps your body maintain a healthy level of enzymes. With a good supply of enzymes, your body will get more out of the vitamins and minerals you consume.

Vitamins and minerals function within the body in enzymatic reactions. Your body synergistically uses enzymes with vitamins (which are coenzymes) and minerals (which are cofactors). Enzymes help vitamins and minerals to function. At the same time, vitamins and minerals help enzymes to function.

As you age, your enzyme levels and activity decrease. Your body makes most of the enzymes you need, but poor diet, illness injury and other circumstances may cause enzyme depletion.

Combined with professional healthcare, proper diet and exercise, and enzyme supplement can help maintain your normal enzyme levels and balance your body's repair mechanisms.

Digestive Enzymes are necessary to make ATP.

By digesting our food, transporting it to the cells, assimilating it into our cells, and utilizing it, (all work done by enzymes), to make ATP - adenosine triphosphate. ATP is the energy molecule that powers all of the "mechanical" work in the body: every beat of your heart, every movement of every muscle, active transport of food molecules across the intestinal membrane, production of hydrochloric acid in your stomach, and synthesis of all proteins which includes the production of all enzymes, just to name a few. By the way, even the activation of the ATP molecule to release its energy is done by enzymes. So, the body can't do anything without enzymes, especially all of the steps that are involved in making ATP.

ATP is necessary to make our own enzymes.

Anything that impairs our ability to make ATP, impairs our ability to make our own enzymes. Therefore, if our diet is enzyme deficient, (like when there is any odor in your bowel), then we've begun a vicious cycle that reduces our metabolic efficiency and results in aging, degeneration, disease, and premature death. That is why Dr. Mumbart Santillo has said, "Enzyme deficiencies are America's number one nutritional problem, and are responsible for more dis-ease than all other nutritional shortages combined."

For a more detailed explanation of digestive enzymes please read this informative article on Digestive Enzymes

Systemic Enzymes

Systemic enzymes also called proteolytic enzymes operate throughout every system and organ in our body. Unlike digestive enzymes found in the gastrointestinal tract, systemic enzymes create or accelerate biochemical reactions. Basically, they are “agents of change”. Systemic Enzymes are reaction-causing agents allowing cells to regenerate, enable breathing, healing and make other body functions possible. These enzymes work "systemically" or throughout the entire body. Systemic Enzyme functions include>

• Anti-Inflammation

• Strengthens the immune system

• Purifies the blood of excess fibrin

• Fights viruses

To learn more about systemic enzymes please read Dr. Wong's article on Systemic Enzyme.  As you learn about systemic enzymes you will see why you should be taking them.