Guest guest Posted January 26, 2008 Report Share Posted January 26, 2008 .... with Wobenzyme, systemic enzymes, they are not the strength of food enzymes. They are coated to make it into the intestines where the intention is that they 'clean' up bacteria, undigested food and other problems. And then the hope is that you have taken enough for some of them to cross the barrier INTO the blood stream where they digest allergen proteins and other foreign proteins in the blood stream. So you have to take enough. In fact, 15-20 is considerably less than what is recommended for cancer patients and other specific protocols. I heard the number 50 pass by me from one source. There are 800 tablets in my bottle. About $90. Food enzymes are separate and altogether specific to food.. If I have a bad food reaction or don't digest well and feel a bloating problem coming on, instead of letting it fester into a BIG WOE on an empty stomach I take the Wobenzyme treatment and within an hour or two symptoms are gone. To me it's been pivotal in healing the gut to not only clear up causes of poor digestion but also know how to mop up messes as they occur. Worst thing for me is to let it compound with eating the next meal on top of the original problem. I have suffered so much with digestive distress in the past that I do what it takes to be free of this. It seems extreme I know, but so was my digestive misery. ;-( -AG :-) yes, plenty of room to eat even with enzymes. ;-) > I'll check out that book after I read the other one that I just > ordered yesterday. My experience right now does seem similar to how > you were. Did you really mean that you take 15-20 caps of Wobenzyme in > between meals? Is that along with the 4 caps of enzymes with meals > and 4-6 caps of HCL with meals that you take? Is there any room in > your stomach for anything else after all of those veggie caps . > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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