
Vitalzyme Ingredients And Their Benefits
According to the manufacturer, Vitalzyme ingredients are vegetarian base ingredients, natural, no animal derivatives, no toxin, no artificial colors or flavors, organic, no harmful talc, no gluten or yeast and lactose free.
Vitalzyme ingredients are a proprietary formula with:
· Proteolytic enzymes (serrapeptase, protease, bromelain and papain) for digesting protein:
· Amylase - enzymes to digest carbohydrates:
· Lipase - enzymes to digest fats
· Flavonoid: rutin
· Amla – the richest source of Vit. C
· Other Vitalzyme ingredients (less than 1%):
- Chlorophyllin
- Cellulose
- Magnesium stearate
- Silicon dioxide
- Riboflavin
- Maltodextrin
Usually, proteolytic enzymes are used mainly for inflammation conditions and to address the pain and fibrin diseases. You may realize that those three are the basic and almost found in every disease. That’s why, there’re some reports from the user that Vitalzyme also very useful with these conditions:
· Inflammation, sports injuries and trauma
· autoimmune diseases
· asthma
· Rheumatoid arthritis
· Food allergies
· atherosclerosis (Hardening of the arteries)
· Cancer
· Fibrocystic breast disease
· Herpes
· and many more
Rutin
It strengthens the capillaries and other connective tissue. Its antioxidant characteristic can help fight a stroke, prevent the aging process go faster, and arteriosclerosis. It’s possible to use it for varicose veins, poor blood circulation, and skin bruising problems, to help the body utilize vitamin C and maintain collagen (important to keep our skin firm, elastic, and most importantly healthy).
Amla
It’s from Indian gooseberry. It’s helpful with stomach problems, anemia, gynecological problems and also known to have preventive and restorative characteristic.
Vitalzyme ingredients that have less than 1 percent are intended for keeping its consistency and quality.
Vitalzyme has an enterically coated in order to survive in extremely high or wide pH range of the stomach acidity. This allows the enzymes to get absorbed into intestine in larger amount, so our body gets the quantity needed to function properly.
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Do we really want enymes, designed by nature, to exist only in our digestive system at specific sites in the stomach and bowel anywhere else in our body??
Comment by dave — August 30, 2008 @ 7:05 am