Protease Enzymes
or Proteolytic Enzymes Aid In Food Allergies
The
protease enzymes are found in the stomach, pancreatic,
and intestinal juices. This digestive enzyme digests
proteins and may be helpful for people with food allergies.
The protease enzymes are a family of enzymes, which
demonstrate the ability to breakdown or hydrolyse protein.
The protease enzymes are also referred to as proteolytic
enzymes, both endopeptidases (e.g., pepsin, cathespins,
papain) and exopeptidases (e.g., carboxypeptidases aminopeptidases,
dipeptidases.)
The protease enzymes are said to help:
Improve
blood circulation.
Prevent
abnormal blood clotting.
Reduce
pain and inflammation associated with Phlebitis.
Alleviate
the pain, inflammation, and discomfort of varicose
veins.
Minimize
muscle pain that occurs after exercise.
Minimize
the inflammation and pain associated with Osteoarthritis
and Rheumatoid Arthritis.
Alleviate
the symptoms of Sinusitis.
Alleviate
(reverse) Edema.
Protease enzymes
may be helpful for people with food allergies. Bromelain,
a protease enzyme found in Växa's homeopathic medicinal
Digestin, helps
to dissolve the foreign proteins called antigens that
are responsible for allergies. Bromelain also helps
to prevent diarrhea by inhibiting certain bacteria (Detrimental
Bacteria) from adhering to the lining of the small intestine
and accelerates the healing of gastric ulcers.
Papain, another protease enzyme found in Digestin,
has antioxidant properties. Papain also alleviates the
inflammation and pain from bug bites and stings.
Try Växa's homeopathic medicinal, Digestin,
which contains the powerful protease enzymes and other
important digestive enzymes: Lipase,
Amylase, Cellulase,
Lactase, Sucrase, Maltase, plus 30 additional ingredients,
such as Marshmallow Root, Papain, Papaya Leaf and much
more!
Digestin is doctor-formulated,
natural homeopathic medicinal with no side effects and
has helped countless people with digestive problems
and can help you as well.
