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The Impressive Benefits of the Silkworm Enzyme (Serrapeptase)

The Impressive Benefits of the Silkworm Enzyme (Serrapeptase)

Digestive Enzymes
Posted by Charles W. James   January 3, 2013   2 Comments   

If you have any type of health condition that involves inflammation, such as arthritis, sinus problems or blockage of the arteries, the proteolytic enzyme called serrapeptase may be able to help you. This is an enzyme derived from silkworms, and it has helped people with a surprising number of health problems. It works by dissolving non-living protein and tissue, which can cause harm in the body, and leaving living tissue undisturbed. Best of all, it’s a natural and relatively... Read More ››

Common Symptoms of Digestive Enzyme Deficiency

Common Symptoms of Digestive Enzyme Deficiency

Digestive Enzymes
Posted by Charles W. James   June 7, 2012   8 Comments   

Are you suffering from malnutrition? If you are suffering from digestive enzyme deficiency, there’s a good chance you are. It’s hard to believe someone who eats three full, healthy meals a day and takes a multivitamin every morning could be malnourished. But it’s more than possible, especially if your digestive system doesn’t get the enzymes it needs to fully do its job. Digestive enzymes take the foods we eat and break them down into the nutrients our bodies need... Read More ››

Does Your Furry Friend Need an Enzyme Boost?

Does Your Furry Friend Need an Enzyme Boost?

Digestive Enzymes
Posted by Charles W. James   June 4, 2012   No Comments   

Just as humans can suffer from digestive disorders, so can our lovable pets. Most pet owners don’t realize that a dog’s and cat’s systems are somewhat like our own in the illnesses that can occur. A dog or cat suffering from digestive problems can develop a serious condition called EPI. EPI or Exocrine Pancreatic Deficiency is a life-threatening condition that can affect both dogs and cats. In today’s domesticated pets, the diet has drastically changed from raw foods to... Read More ››

The Top 5 Reasons to Take Digestive Enzyme Supplements

The Top 5 Reasons to Take Digestive Enzyme Supplements

Digestive Enzymes
Posted by Charles W. James   May 29, 2012   No Comments   

Today more and more people are choosing homeopathic methods to help in the healing process of their bodies. The latest buzz has been on digestive enzyme supplements. People all over the world take these supplements for all kinds of conditions, from heartburn to eczema. While so many people are talking about these supplements and how they are changing their lives, it seems few people really know what these supplements are and what they are useful for. Digestive enzymes are... Read More ››

Digestive Enzymes 101: Digestive Enzymes and their Importance

Digestive Enzymes 101: Digestive Enzymes and their Importance

Digestive Enzymes
Posted by Charles W. James   May 25, 2012   No Comments   

Digestives enzymes play a vital role in the proper digestion and absorption of the things we eat and drink. They assist various parts of the digestive system in breaking down what we consume into different nutrients, fats, carbohydrates, and proteins. Glands that produce digestive enzymes can be found in the mouth, the stomach, in the pancreas, and in the small intestines. One type of digestive enzyme is protease. It is produced by glands that are located in the stomach,... Read More ››

Pancreatitis – Digestive Enzymes Gone Wild

Pancreatitis – Digestive Enzymes Gone Wild

Digestive Enzymes / Health Issues
Posted by Charles W. James   May 23, 2012   No Comments   

Deep inside your belly, tucked neatly between your stomach and your spine, is a long flat gland known as the pancreas. While most people never give this enzyme-producing part of their digestive system a second thought, when your pancreas becomes inflamed (a condition known as pancreatitis), this forgotten gland can quickly grab your attention by causing painful symptoms like vomiting, sharp abdominal pains and extra-smelly stools. Each year in the United States over 300,000 people will be diagnosed with... Read More ››




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    Liz
    January 10, 2013, 1:24 pm

    Wow! Thank you for all these great posts! Please keep them coming! So far I don’t suffer from stomach upsets of any kind – only arthrosis and a very handicapping damaged phrenic nerve due to an operation – but I will certainly keep this information in mind and share it with an awful lot of friends in need.

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