Enzymes to Beat The Christmas Bloat

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I am not promoting the product, nor am I real keen on the use of

aspergillus, but I thought the information that this article

contained was very interesting. Especially since we have discussed

digestive enzymes many times.

KC

Enzymes to Beat The Christmas Bloat

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Festive food is `famous' for making you feel full and bloated. Our

digestive systems simply can't cope with larger, richer meals and we

end up feeling tired and bloated. Not to mention the added

discomfort of acid reflux.

Lack of Enzymes

Digestive enzymes are necessary for complete digestion and are

produced naturally by our bodies. But our modern diet – typically

devoid of natural enzymes – and the ageing process mean that most

people over the age of 35 are running low on digestive enzymes. (How

many older people do you know who can't digest their food well?)

Digestion wears you out!

The process of digestion generates more free radicals than any other

bodily function and depletes our stores of natural anti-oxidants

making us feel tired after meals. A diet low in natural enzymes adds

to this burden by forcing the pancreas to work harder to generate

digestive enzymes. This organ is then unable to fulfil its other

important role: to produce important systemic and immune system

enzymes. It is well known that in the period after a heavy meal we

are more susceptible to bacterial/viral attack. Over time, the

pancreas simply wears out, leaving you susceptible to more damaging

energetic, hormonal and metabolic breakdown. Put simply: premature

ageing and chronic illnesses.

Supplementing with natural digestive enzymes

Supplementing with natural digestive enzymes not only quickly

eliminates digestion and assimilation problems, it allows the

pancreas to recover, which in turn improves your entire physiology.

Best natural enzyme

Enzymes from the Aspergillus fungus are the most effective since

they function best at body temperature and in environments ranging

from pH 3.0 to pH 9.0. This makes them the only enzymes that are

active in the acidic, basic and neutral tracts of the intestine. By

comparison, products and enzymes typically marketed as anti-acid or

indigestion remedies only work in the acid environment of the

stomach – thus they may solve one symptom but fail to address the

real cause of poor digestion.

How do I find Aspergillus derived enzymes?

Find them in vitalZYM available at www.simplyvital.com - £12 for 60

capsules

You will feel the difference after your first meal and need never

reach for indigestion remedies again!

For more information, samples or images contact:

Selby, PR Workshop, 0208 657 4422

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Notes to editors on enzymes

Enzymes catalyse and regulate all biological reactions within an

organism. Digestive enzymes, such as protease, amylase, lipase, and

lactase, are a sub-class of body enzymes.

Various problems are directly associated with poor food digestion;

allergies, autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. It is well known

that molecular fragments of ingested food, primarily protein

fragments, recycle through the intestinal membrane, and over time

can trigger a series of immune reactions that may first give rise to

allergies and later to severe inflammatory autoimmune disorders. In

these cases, digestive enzyme supplements can be valid therapeutic

aids. It has been shown that enzyme therapy is effective for

preventing the formation of the circulating immune complexes (CICs)

that cause the chronic intestinal inflammation typical of

pathologies such as colitis and Crohn's disease.*

Generally, digestive enzyme deficiencies severely impair our immune

system over time. The supplementation of Aspergillus-derived

digestive enzymes not only shows beneficial and direct effects on

digestion, but has powerful indirect effects on immune function

thereby halting the vicious circle whereby the lack of enzymes in

ingested food causes considerable stress on the pancreas and,

concomitantly a reduction in its immune functions. These immune

functions are further impaired by undigested macromolecules, which

are the result of poor digestion. In turn, this phenomenon also

increases pancreatic stress and thereby pancreatic immune and

digestive functions; and so forth …

*G.Stauder, K.Ransberger, et al., On the Use of Hydrolytic Enzymes

as Adjuvant Therapy in AIDS/ARC/LAS Patients, Biomedicine et

Pharmacotherapie, 1988, 42: 31-34.