Re: Candex or Candidase and Proteases Question

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sounds like you are confusing proteases with probiotics??? I believe all yeast

fighters have to have a certain amount of proteases in them to help gobble up

the yeast. You should give enzymes and probiotics at different times. Unless

the enzyme is for digestion, it should be given on an empty stomach. My son's

probiotic is given with food.

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> I was reading the online information about Candex (from their web-site)

and it says that 'protease enzymes may compromise the health of probiotics,

which are the friendly flora that are essential for good intestinal health.'

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> That confuses me because I read on a great web-site EnzymeStuff.com:

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> 'The strategy of using the yeast fighting enzymes is to decompose or break

down the yeast coverings so the yeast dies. ... The enzymes breakdown the

coating and the anti-fungals can act more quickly and effectively in destroying

yeast cells. In addition, protease enzymes can help reduce die-off discomfort

because they can further breakdown the waste and residue by the dead yeast

cells.'

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> Can anyone tell me if it is good to take proteases with the yeast

fighting enzymes or not?

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> Thank you, : )

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I actually thought you couldn't take candidase and probiotics as well but I

found this on the Enzymedica website www.enzymedica.com:

Can I take Candidase and a probiotic?

Yes. Probiotics manufacture enzymes for the body. Proteolytic enzymes (protease

in Candidase) will only hydrolyze the 3 D's (Dead, Damaged or Does not belong)

they will not interfere with colonization of probiotics.

Also, if you were actually referring to mixing proteases with a product like

Candidase, made to fight off yeast, many people have found this beneficial.

Candidase even has Protease Therablend in it. It works by using the enzyme

cellulase in breaking down the outer layer of the single-celled candida. The

cellulase enzymes in the product digest this outer layer, and in turn the cell

dies. When the dead cell releases its toxins, the protease enzymes in the

product break them down. This way, no die-off reaction occurs because the toxins

are not allowed to circulate through the body.

I hope this helps! Feel free to ask if you have any other questions. I know how

frustrating it can get reading so much information and still not understanding

and feeling confused!

Talyna

Enzymedica Education Dept.

www.enzymedica.com

www.AGRT.org

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> > Hi all,

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> >

> > I was reading the online information about Candex (from their web-site)

and it says that 'protease enzymes may compromise the health of probiotics,

which are the friendly flora that are essential for good intestinal health.'

> >

> > That confuses me because I read on a great web-site EnzymeStuff.com:

> >

> > 'The strategy of using the yeast fighting enzymes is to decompose or break

down the yeast coverings so the yeast dies. ... The enzymes breakdown the

coating and the anti-fungals can act more quickly and effectively in destroying

yeast cells. In addition, protease enzymes can help reduce die-off discomfort

because they can further breakdown the waste and residue by the dead yeast

cells.'

> >

> > Can anyone tell me if it is good to take proteases with the yeast

fighting enzymes or not?

> >

> >

> >

> > Thank you, : )

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> > _________________________________________________________________

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