Guest guest Posted April 12, 2010 Report Share Posted April 12, 2010 Posted by: " detwa_3017 " epurdles@... detwa_3017 > " take with " bromelain, etc., does that mean they have to be taken at the same time Don't know. <<Right now, I am taking systemic enzymes, Zymessence, which contain bromelain and/or papain (I'll have to confirm which or both - I thought they were the same). Would I have to buy just pure bromelain>> No, but it's essential to take large amounts of the highest-quality protease. If money wasn't an issue, I'd use www.2line.com/drkelleyHOT.html If money was an issue, I'd use Pancreas Pork by Nutricology.com Leonard Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 12, 2010 Report Share Posted April 12, 2010 While doing more research, I actually did find a site that discusses the importance of zinc. http://anticancerinfo.co.uk/sufferers.htm Here is one of the quotes from that page: ***Zinc is the transportation mechanism for the laetrile. In the absence of sufficient quantities of zinc, the laetrile does not get into the tissues. A therapeutic dose is 15 - 50mg daily. Have you ever heard of this before? I am about to order a supply of seeds and tablets so I want to be sure I get everything that I need to go along with it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 12, 2010 Report Share Posted April 12, 2010 Wow, $225 a bottle is steep! Can we get a list of the most important enzymes for cancer treatment (not prevention)? Because there are so many types and brands. I've already purchased two different brands and they have different ingredients, but I'm not sure if they are what I need. If I could narrow it down then perhaps I could locate the right brand for me. Which ones are you using? Zymessence is high in serrapeptease, the other Tropp's is a digestive enzyme. > > Posted by: " detwa_3017 " epurdles@... detwa_3017 > > " take with " bromelain, etc., does that mean they have to be taken at the same time > Don't know. > > <<Right now, I am taking systemic enzymes, Zymessence, which contain bromelain and/or papain (I'll have to confirm which or both - I thought they were the same). Would I have to buy just pure bromelain>> > > No, but it's essential to take large amounts of the highest-quality protease. > > If money wasn't an issue, I'd use > www.2line.com/drkelleyHOT.html > > If money was an issue, I'd use > Pancreas Pork by Nutricology.com > > Leonard > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 13, 2010 Report Share Posted April 13, 2010 Leonard- The broad spectrum enzyme formula that I take is called wobenzym N- I understand this mix to have anticancer properties. Specifically, papain has been shown to have anti- fibrin action, thus breaking down cancer cells- please read below. Papayas, Papain and Multiple Myeloma: A Potential Adjunct Therapy That Requires Further Evaluation " Papain is an enzyme that breaks down proteins. One such protein, called fibrin, makes up the protective layer of cancer cells. Papain degrades fibrin and damages this protective layer, making the cells more susceptible to immune response or chemotherapy. The compound also hinders tumor growth and prevents it from spreading to other parts of the body. " http://beating-myeloma.org/article/therapies/papayas-papain-and-multiple-myeloma\ -a-potential-adjunct-therapy-that-requires-furt Emerson http://beating-myeloma.org/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 13, 2010 Report Share Posted April 13, 2010 " detwa_3017 " <epurdles@...> wrote: > Can we get a list of the most important enzymes for cancer treatment (not prevention)? Most important is large amounts of CHYMOTRYPSIN (which are found only in a few brands, none of them in health-food stores), secondarily trypsin, thirdly bromelain. Pork/porcine enzymes are better than cow/bovine. However, the quality is essential, and you can't determine that based on the ingredients. As I mentioned, the best brand is www.2line.com/drkelleyHOT.html I also heard Professional Health Products (PHP)’s Pancreatin 8X was recommended by Kelley. Allergy Research Group (ARG)'s Pancreas Pork (www.nutricology.com; may be cheaper to buy it from www.vitacost.com) > Which ones are you using? I just use ordinary enzymes for digestion. I don't have cancer. Serrapeptease is also quite cancer-healing. Vitalzym X by www.vitalzym.com is best brand. www.totalityofbeing.com/ArchivedEnzymesfightCancer.html “Vitalzym is a very good enzyme supplement. Get VitalzymX (the professional version… hard to get unless you are a physician…) if you can as it is much better…far more active†Mike Golden, D.C., 4/21/09 Leonard Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2010 Report Share Posted April 14, 2010 Serrapeptease is also quite cancer-healing. Vitalzym X by www.vitalzym.Vitalzym X by www. www.totalityofbeingwww.totalityofbewww.totalityofbewww. “Vitalzym is a very good enzyme supplement. Get VitalzymX (the professional version… hard to get unless you are a physician…) if you can as it is much better…far more active†Mike Golden, D.C., 4/21/09 Leonard Mike and Leonard, I use the VitalzymX, both for myself and my clients. I like it very much, and do believe it is the best product of it's kind. Barb RN Holistic Healthcare Consultant Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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