Vitalzym Info

Vitalzym™ provides the enzymes needed for each of the millions of biochemical reactions that make life possible. Without enzymes, life could not exist.
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 3,000 different enzymes.		Reduce Inflammation Help your body repair damage tissue. Reduce swelling and inflammation, which often alleviates pain, as is often the case in patients with arthritis or chronic back pain. A healthy alternative to Non-Steroidal Anti Inflammatory Drugs, such as aspirin and ibuprofen, which are known to have ill effects on the liver, kidneys, stomach and intestines.
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 ot the vitamins and minerals you consume.		Guard Against Fibrosis Digest scar tissue. Doctors in Europe and Asia have used enzymes as a therapy for surgical wounds, pulmonary fibrosis, and kidney fibrosis for mare than 40 years. Fibrin reduces the function and size of our organs as we age.
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.		Help Maintain a Healthy Immune System Helps modulate your immune function. Reinforces yourbody's defense smechanisms and speeds healing.
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.		Promote Healthy Circulation Helps cleanse the blood of toxins and impurities. Aids the liver in filtering toxins out of the body.
		Fight Viruses When your immune system attacks viruses, the virus is protected by a protein shell. Enzymes can eat away at the virus protein shell

Last Modified: May 26, 2007

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