Re: / Life extension on enteric coated panceatin

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Should someone with insuline resistance be taking pancreatin even if there is

no presence of pancreas cancer?

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> Dr. is being taken seriously at last. In fact, he sees a

> tremendous change in attitude on the part of agencies such as the FDA,

National Cancer Institute, and National Institutes of Health. " There's change in

the air, " said; the FDA was interested and cooperative.

> Unlike his predecessors, who relied on intravenous injections of

> pancreatic enzymes, uses an oral pancreatic extract. He

> explained that a Russian study found that pancreatic enzymes are not destroyed

by stomach acid. In fact, he does not believe in enteric coating, since it

produces unreliable absorption. His most interesting discovery, however, is that

a less purified extract produces better results, suggesting that " other

pancreatic products probably synergize with trypsin and chymotrypsin. "