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ENZYMES

A group of basic essential nutrients for immune response is enzymes. Enzymes make life possible. No mineral, vitamin or hormone can do its work in your body without enzymes.

Enzymes made of proteins play a role in virtually all body activities from digesting food to aiding in the repair of tissue. The body produces a supply of enzymes, however, due to our lifestyles and diets, we need to obtain additional enzymes from raw, uncooked foods.

Enzymes in food are destroyed when cooked or microwaved. When enzyme-deficient foods are consumed, the pancreas tries to generate its own enzymes. This forces the pancreas to enlarge. This extra strain may lead to the following: reduced food digestion, toxic colon, inflammation, allergies, bronchitis, sinusitis, cystitis, rhinitis, and arthritis.

Low levels of enzymes reduce overall food digestion. Undigested food can remain, in the intestines and convert to toxins.

This places an extra burden on the liver, because the liver must detoxify these molecules. To ease the burden on the liver, it is helpful to eat raw foods. Eating more fresh foods with lots of plant enzymes means a large portion of your food will be partially digested before reacting with digestive juices found in the stomach.

In addition, when the body receives enzymes from plants, its own internal enzyme supplies are preserved. The body can then use its own enzymes for tissue repair in addition to aiding in digestion. This will improve the functioning capacity of the body and theoretically make you less susceptible to cancer, obesity, cardiovascular disease and a host of other illnesses.

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Acne Inflammation Obesity

Allergies Cystitis Heart Disease

Bronchitis Rhinitis Digestion

Sinusitis Arthritis Toxic Colon

Cancer

To learn more about Enzymes, visit

Advanced Centers for Healthy Living

3811 East Bell Road, Suite 105, Phoenix, AZ 85032

(602) 992-4370

Published by: NATURAL CHOICES Informed Decisions

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