Re: Re: WOW - CHYMOTRIPSIN Dr Maras recommendations for ENZYMES

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Dr Maras who has studied this subject for sometime recommends 2,500 mg of

bromelain and 3,000 mg

pancreatic daily is a good amount to speed of healing.  He states you

can increase your healing by 50% with this increased dosage.

Simon

I understand that Dr. has to protect his reputation and he

needs high quality. They are also available to a select few. I

think this begs the question of how good these other enzymes are such

as the ones Jim mentioned. Maybe if people took a larger

quantity,etc. That is the real question.

GB

>

> I'm not sure what you are asking me. I just really wanted to make

the point

> that the " Dr Kelley " enzymes, if that is what they are, are NOT the

enzymes

> being used by Dr in his research and successful treatment

of

> pancreatic cancer, although the website selling the Dr Kelley

enzymes

> suggests that they are.

> I was also just putting a reminder out there that both the Kelley

protocol

> and Dr 's modified Kelley protocol do not just use

pancreatic

> enzymes but also specific inidividualised diets (Kelley invented

the first

> form of metabolic typing), heavy detoxification and literally

hundreds of

> tablets/capsules of other nutritional supplements a day - also

> INDIVIDUALISED for each patient.

>

> As to Univase Forte specifically - there's not enough information

given on

> the website to be able to make any judgement about them. It doesn't

say

> what the source is, nor how they are prepared. Quality is really

important.

> And I don't know enough about this to know whether a-chymotrypsin

really is

> a benefit or not. Given that we need massive anounts of these

enzymes to

> make a difference in cancer, the more bang for your buck you can

get the

> better, obviously, but we need to be sure the things are

biologically active

> AND free of contaminants.

>

>

> From: " jrrjim "

> So what do you think about the Univase Forte product, which has

about 15x the amount of chymotripsin as any other supplement, and is

> affordable?