Digestive enzymes

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Mrs Bennice wrote:

> Thank you, Jim, you have just gave me an explanatio as to why raw

> organic carrots settle my upset stomach for me.

>

> Lynn

The more I read the more I am discovering why this explains virtually all of the

missing links that have bothered me. The missing enzymes is the very first step

in all physiological breakdown.

jim

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That's why it does not make sense to take substances which get rid of

enzymes, then spend more money to add them back into the system. Eat raw and

let nature do the nutritive and cleansing work. Keep the internet supplement

business healthy. ;-)

bob

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> The more I read the more I am discovering why this explains

> virtually all of the missing links that have bothered me. The

> missing enzymes is the very first step in all physiological breakdown.

>

> Jim

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Bob,

Sure, sure, that's utopia. But not everyone can or will eat 100% raw food, and

when we eat something cooked we need to add exogenous enzymes. Fortunately, I

decided to get nother juicer yesterday when I could afford one, and last night

someone gave me one. So, I expect my personal destiny in re raw foods will

imrpove with the arrival of the UPS truck.

jim

Ratliff wrote:

> That's why it does not make sense to take substances which get rid of

> enzymes, then spend more money to add them back into the system. Eat raw and

> let nature do the nutritive and cleansing work. Keep the internet supplement

> business healthy. ;-)

> > The more I read the more I am discovering why this explains

> > virtually all of the missing links that have bothered me. The

> > missing enzymes is the very first step in all physiological breakdown.

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Dear Dan

Could you tell me if Hyperbaric oxygen is widely used in Poland and , if so,

for what illnesses. Thank you. Manson

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Dear ,

I've never even heard of it being used here at all. In fact, my wife

just confirmed that neither of us has ever seen or heard even a

single word about any oxygen therapy in the press here. The only

people I've met who have heard of oxygen therapy are friends I've

talked to personally. In a country of 38 million people I somehow

doubt I'm the only person in the whole place who has read about

Homozon, hyperbaric oxygen, stabilized oxygen in water, ozone, etc.

Still, sometimes I wonder.

If Western Europe is a few years behind the US in terms of innovative

ways to treat health problems, then Poland and the rest of Eastern

Europe are several more years behind Western Eueope.

That said, I have met some very good doctors here and the dentists

are tops. I've joked with a few friends back home that if they ever

come to Poland they should get their teeth fixed while they're here.

A couple years ago I found a pair of gastroenterologists who were way

more knowledgable about the problem I was dealing with than the

American who had diagnosed me in the first place.

Polish doctors don't mind taking a half hour - 45 minutes or even

longer sometimes to patiently answer all of my questions and other

friends of mine have had similar experiences. I couldn't tell you the

last time I sat down with an American doctor for a hour-long

consultation.

More some other time perhaps, I've got to finish that liver cleanse

and get some sleep.

Dan

> Dear Dan

>

> Could you tell me if Hyperbaric oxygen is widely used in Poland

and , if so,

> for what illnesses. Thank you. Manson

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Dear Dan:

Thank you for such a complete report and I do hope you will have success with

the therapies you are trying including the liver cleanse. I have never tried

it. All the best,

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Dear Dan,

When I was in Cuba in March 1997, there were some ozone generators on

display

from Poland, so somebody is selling them there.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh

Re: digestive enzymes

> Dear ,

> I've never even heard of it being used here at all. In fact, my wife

> just confirmed that neither of us has ever seen or heard even a

> single word about any oxygen therapy in the press here. The only

> people I've met who have heard of oxygen therapy are friends I've

> talked to personally. In a country of 38 million people I somehow

> doubt I'm the only person in the whole place who has read about

> Homozon, hyperbaric oxygen, stabilized oxygen in water, ozone, etc.

> Still, sometimes I wonder.

>

> If Western Europe is a few years behind the US in terms of innovative

> ways to treat health problems, then Poland and the rest of Eastern

> Europe are several more years behind Western Eueope.

>

> That said, I have met some very good doctors here and the dentists

> are tops. I've joked with a few friends back home that if they ever

> come to Poland they should get their teeth fixed while they're here.

> A couple years ago I found a pair of gastroenterologists who were way

> more knowledgable about the problem I was dealing with than the

> American who had diagnosed me in the first place.

>

> Polish doctors don't mind taking a half hour - 45 minutes or even

> longer sometimes to patiently answer all of my questions and other

> friends of mine have had similar experiences. I couldn't tell you the

> last time I sat down with an American doctor for a hour-long

> consultation.

>

> More some other time perhaps, I've got to finish that liver cleanse

> and get some sleep.

>

> Dan

>

>

> > Dear Dan

> >

> > Could you tell me if Hyperbaric oxygen is widely used in Poland

> and , if so,

> > for what illnesses. Thank you. Manson

>

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On 3 Nov 00, at 9:24, lynga1@... wrote:

> since I'm not

> getting any younger, I think I *MIGHT* have to do it forever. That's

> OK.... I can live with that.

Me too, if it means staying well!! No problem whatsoever!

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please share what enzymes you are taking.

Jan

> since I'm not

> getting any younger, I think I *MIGHT* have to do it forever. That's

> OK.... I can live with that.

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On 3 Nov 00, at 10:37, Jan Gordon wrote:

> please share what enzymes you are taking.

I have no clue - it's a mysterious homeopath's bottle with 'similase

plant enzymes on, and somethign has been added to my daily

brown drops. He doesn't tell me what's in them because he knows

that, as a scientist, I'll go and look it all up and stress over it! Sorry.

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In a message dated 11/3/00 10:41:44 AM Eastern Standard Time,

ann.williams@... writes:

>

> I have no clue - it's a mysterious homeopath's bottle with 'similase

> plant enzymes on, and somethign has been added to my daily

> brown drops. He doesn't tell me what's in them because he knows

> that, as a scientist, I'll go and look it all up and stress over it! Sorry.

>

> Ann

***MY ezymes are Similase, also, but they are in a tablet form, in a bottle

that I bought at the health food store. Made by a company called Tyler, and

the ingredients are listed in the side: Protease 1,2,3 and 4, amylase,

cellulase 1 and 2, lipase 1 and 2, phytase, lactase 1 and 2, sucrase, and

maltase. The exact aount for each is listed too, if anyone is into that

stuff..

Lynn

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In a message dated 11/3/00 4:25:41 PM Eastern Standard Time,

louisej@... writes:

> " Digestive enzymes " .....

> Oh man, now she's going to look them up. =)

>

***Go for it, and report back!! LOL

Lynn

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Oh man, now she's going to look them up. =)

Louise

Re: Digestive enzymes

In a message dated 11/3/00 10:41:44 AM Eastern Standard Time,

ann.williams@... writes:

>

> I have no clue - it's a mysterious homeopath's bottle with 'similase

> plant enzymes on, and somethign has been added to my daily

> brown drops. He doesn't tell me what's in them because he knows

> that, as a scientist, I'll go and look it all up and stress over it!

Sorry.

>

> Ann

***MY ezymes are Similase, also, but they are in a tablet form, in a bottle

that I bought at the health food store. Made by a company called Tyler, and

the ingredients are listed in the side: Protease 1,2,3 and 4, amylase,

cellulase 1 and 2, lipase 1 and 2, phytase, lactase 1 and 2, sucrase, and

maltase. The exact aount for each is listed too, if anyone is into that

stuff..

Lynn

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I've not looked them up because they all seem to be -ases, which

are simply enzymes for breaking down particular things - sucrase

breaks down sucrose, lactase breaks down lactose, proteases

break down proteins and so on. It's the brown drops I'M REALLY

curious about, and they're a secret my homeopath won't let me in

on!! (Probably the dregs from his coffee-maker mixed with water

from the cat's bowl!)

Thanks for the info, though - much appreciated!

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Ann

How did you find out that your digestive enzymes are low? Are there

any symptoms?

Pete

> Hi folks. Went to se my homeopath again yesterday, and he gave

> me VERY good news and slightyl bad news. The good news is that

> my candida is now almost back down to 'normal' levels you'd

> expect in a non-yeasty person - HUGE cheer for that. The bad

> news is that the reason I've been so spacey is that my digesztive

> enzymes basically aren't working, so food's wandering through my

> system undigested and being fermented. He's given me enzyme

> replacements to take at the start of each meal, and told me to

> keep on with the biotin as well to help clean out the resulting

> alcohols and suchlike. Has anyone else here had this? Do you

> have to take the enzymes permanently? As usual, I came away

> feeling satisfied and positive, then hit upon half a dozen questions

> over the course of the evening!

>

> I'll get the banana ice-cream recipe on the site pronto. sorry I

> wasn't up to it last night - it's a 5-hour round-trip to the

> hhomeopath, adn anyone else who's here in the UK can atest to

> the driving conditions yesterday!

>

> Ann

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On 7 Nov 00, at 13:31, peter.j.lake@... wrote:

> How did you find out that your digestive enzymes are low? Are there any

> symptoms?

Well, I've been getting more and more drunk and spacey recently,

in spite of a significant reduction in my candida, and showing signs

of malnutrition/malabsorption (hair loss, weight loss). My

homeopath does something called vega testing - there are more

details on his web site - http://www.rosedaleclinic.co.uk/ Hope

that helps!

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Sandy, I take one with each meal, no matter what I eat. At the same time I

hardly ever have a meal that does not contain protein.. Mine does not

mention protein on the label.. This enzyme is mainly found in pineapple.

Carol/Piney

rheumatic Digestive Enzymes

> Hi

> My stomache has been hurting me a lot, with gas and acid. I

> started taking aloe vera gel a few days ago, and today I bought

> some Bromelain 500 mg. Thanks to the great advice from you

> guys. Anyway the directions say to take the Bromelain one tablet

> after each meal that has protein. Do you also recommend this

> dossage?

> Thanks, Sandy

>

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Does Cheney know anything or say anything about Activzyme?

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I am out of town and only have a few moments on line, but I wanted to say hi

to everyone and tell Karma that I started the Harmony yesterday. I Love it!

I am working from early morning until late night to get this house ready to

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I have to run. I have my work cut out for me today, so all of you, please

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Love and take good care of those wonderful bodies of yours, everyone!

Rashelle

>

>Trish,

>And anyone else who is interested in why digestive enzymes help.

>

>If you are eating close to nature, as in, your foods are fresh and

>unprocessed, then you probably don't need digestive enzymes as the food

>already has it in it. Many people are not able to digest dairy product and

>really don't know it. When digestive enzymes are added to meal, then the

>bloating and poochy belly disappear.

>

>If you are drinking milk, it is a dead food if it is processed and not raw.

>Raw milk has the digestive enzymes still in it, in fact, that is how they

>test it to see if it is pasteurized, they check to see if it has any

enzymes

>in it, it does, then it isn't dead enough. Did you know that they have

done

>studies where a bottle fed calf, fed on it's own mothers' milk that has

been

>pasteurized will die!!! It doesn't have the enzymes in it for the calf to

>be able to get the nutrients out of it. Drinking raw milk has its' own

>dangers, but if you know the animals are healthy, I think the benefits

>outweigh the dangers (parasites etc.) I happen to live in a rural area and

>am able to get raw organic milk. Otherwise, I probably wouldn't drink it.

>

>Enzymes work kind of like a bank, you need to have them to utilize the

foods

>you eat. Your body has them in a bank of sorts. When you eat raw foods

you

>deposit into your savings account, when you eat processed foods, you pull

>from your savings account. When your savings are depleted, your body lets

>you know by bloating, and putting on a middle pooch that just won't go away

>no matter what you do! To fix this, just build up your savings account by

>eating a lot of live foods. Our bodies do well if we have live foods with

>every meal. Our meals should be over 50% live foods. Summer is a great

>time to do this because the foods are wonderful and fresh this time of

year.

>Also, add digestive enzymes to each meal to help the body make up for lost

>time. When the body is balanced again, a person probably won't need

>digestive enzymes with each meal.

>

>Hope this information helps.

>

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>lately and I love it. It's a great workout. I've also been trying to

>concentrate on " the bra area " and have found this very helpful:

>

>Do an LL, after your pah and during your holding take your arm and stretch

>it above your head. Now try to reach the ceiling or even better, bend

>slightly at the waist and and stretch over.

>

>This is doing wonders for me.

>

>Have also been looking into the whole digestive thing and I have to whole

>heartedly agree with everything Karma has been saying. Going to order some

>stuff today.

>

>Well, my love to all. Going to go do my workout. Oh yeah, I'm up to 65!

>I'm so glad I got back on the wagon before I fell to far! I feel really

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>Sorry I haven't written but I was studying for my final exams which went

>pretty well by the way. I did a couple of LLs in the car before I went

in

>and it really seemed to help.

>

>I forgot who was doing LL in the pool but that is how I've been doing

mine

>lately and I love it. It's a great workout. I've also been trying to

>concentrate on " the bra area " and have found this very helpful:

>

>Do an LL, after your pah and during your holding take your arm and

stretch

>it above your head. Now try to reach the ceiling or even better, bend

>slightly at the waist and and stretch over.

>

>This is doing wonders for me.

>

>Have also been looking into the whole digestive thing and I have to whole

>heartedly agree with everything Karma has been saying. Going to order

some

>stuff today.

>

>Well, my love to all. Going to go do my workout. Oh yeah, I'm up to 65!

>I'm so glad I got back on the wagon before I fell to far! I feel really

>good about myself. And even though I may not get a chance to write

>everyday, please know all your emails do help and inspire me.

>

>Trish the Dish

>

>

>

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Hi Vicky,

I am relatively new. I know this is a late answer to your question,

but I didn't see this answer posted. EnzyMedica makes a product

specifically for the digestion of fats. For fats you want a lipase.

Here is the direct link to their product Lypo. It also contains

amylase,protease, and lactase. You can buy their products in most

health food stores, Walgreens or that type store, and even some

grocery stores. Of course, online too.

http://www.enzymedica.com/lypo.shtml

.

>

> Hi. Does anyone know which enzymes aids in fat digestion and where

do

> you buy it? Thanks. Vicky

>

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>

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> > Dear Listmates,

> > Does anyone know whatever happened to and 's

> research on developing a digestive enzyme to help the children who

> have the wheat,gluten,casein intolerences? I remember their

> presentation at the DAN conference in Cherry Hill, NJ several years

> ago and they were all gun-ho on developing such a supplement. I have

> never heard anything to the positive about this since.

Are you mixing up different presentations? and was working

on an autism screening test, as I recall. Pangborn was working on a

digestive enzyme, which was released as " SerenAid " by Klaire Labs and Aspen

Group. ( Now Kirkman makes a similar product, as might another company.)

My children did well with SerenAid, but needed to stay gfcf even when using

it with every meal.

Lorilyn

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oops sorry.. I was wondering if anyone has heard of omega Brite?? and where I

can get some? Thanks!!

Debbie

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R Garden has one.

www.rgarden.com

Donna

-----Original Message-----

Hey folks,

Can anyone suggest a vegatarian plant derivived

digestive enzyme supplement?

Thanks

Thick.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Twin Labs Super digestive enzymes and Solaray Super Digestaway

enzymes both work great for me. The Solaray's are cheaper.

Liz K.

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> Hey folks,

>

> Can anyone suggest a vegatarian plant derivived

> digestive enzyme supplement?

>

> Thanks

>

> Thick.