Re: O/T Intenzyme Forte and Porhpyrazyme

[Guest guest]

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> My dentist wants me to use these two products before during and

> after amalgam removal. Has anyone ever heard of these and are they

> safe? The one has chlorophyll in it.

Keep in mind that dentists are not experts of chelation. Trusting a

dentist with chelation is like trusting a podiatrist with brain surgery.

I googled the products. One has proteolytic enzymes. That product

seems expensive.

Many need proteolytic enzymes and some don't. These biotics research

proteolytic enzymes come from both animal and plant origins. Andy

prefers enzymes from animal origin.

The other has porphyrins. I could only find an in vitro study and a

small study about improving circulation in people with blocked

arteries. You'd think that if they had any evidence that it actually

does something useful they would make that evidence available for

people to check out. I can only assume that they don't have much to

back their product.

The PORPHYRAZYME is not part of protocol in the

frequent-dose-chelation group. It would be interesting to hear a

comment from Andy

Thank

> Deb

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[Guest guest]

I think Andy has already commented previously on porphrazyme. I

think 'scam' was the word he used, or similar.

Best

Nicola

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> The PORPHYRAZYME is not part of protocol in the

> frequent-dose-chelation group. It would be interesting to hear a

> comment from Andy

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> Thank

> > Deb

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