Digestive enzymes are the most essential nutritional
requirements that our bodies need to stay alive. Enzymes
break down the nutrients that we eat and reduces them to a
size and condition that make them able to be carried,
absorbed and used by our bodies. Enzymes are necessary for
breathing, swallowing, muscles movement, cell and tissue
production, and energy conversion. Enzymes are responsible
for metabolism, which is our cells directing each nutrient
to combine and interact with other nutrients to crate other
chemicals and compounds to build and repair our cells,
bones, tissues and organs. Enzymes are responsible for
constructing, synthesizing, delivering, distributing and
eliminating the substances and chemicals our body requires
to live. Without enzymes, metabolism does not happen.
Our very lives depend on enzymes and digestion. Many,
health issues begin with lack of proper enzymes and
digestion. Without the proper amount of digestion enzymes
in our bodies, we are vulnerable to ill health conditions
such as respiratory infection, colds, flu, high blood
pressure, liver disease, indigestion, heartburn, diabetes,
fibromyalgia, candida, migraines, PMS, hyperactivity,
anxiety, lack of concentration, depression, weakened immune
system, acid reflux, constipation, gas and many other
health concerns. It was once thought that illness and aging
depleted the amount of enzymes found in our body. We now
know that illness and aging are caused by a depletion of
enzymes in our body. Many researchers now know that the
aging process and even death is a result of our enzyme
levels being decreased to the point where the very living
environment of our bodies can no longer be maintained.
We now know that we lose digestive enzymes through sweat
and body waste. As we go age, the organs that are
responsible for producing digestive enzymes are not able to
efficiently produce the amount we need in the time we need
them. We know that cooking and microwaves destroy the
enzymes that our food contain when they are raw. Factors
such as environmental pollution, overly processed and fast
foods, genetically modified foods and other factors deplete
the amount of enzymes that we need to live. These factors
deplete our enzyme levels stresses our digestive system and
our immune system, leave us feeling tired, depressed,
without energy or interest, and, very possibly, shorten our
lives.
Given these factors of aging, processed foods, and cooking,
our bodies are not able to produce the enzymes that we
need. Therefore it would be wise for us to supplement our
diets with enzymes from outside sources such as plants. If
we add an enzyme supplement from external sources to our
diet when we eat a meal we will greatly increase the
quality and longevity of our lives. Enzyme supplements
increase the amount of nutrients we absorb from our diet
and improves our overall nutrition, decreases or eliminates
indigestion and acid reflux, reduces fatigue and increases
our energy, strengthens our immune system and enhances the
regeneration of our cells and tissues.
We can take advantage of enzyme supplements that are blends
of enzymes that each have a specific function. Amylase
changes complex sugars and carbohydrates into usable
glycogen and dextrin. Bromelain breaks down proteins
making them available for our bodies energy supply.
Cellulase is an enzyme complex that breaks down cellulose
into usable beta-glucose. Lactase converts lactose into
galactose and glucose. Lipase is an enzyme that is vital
for the absorption and digestion of nutrients in the
intestines and catalyzes triglycerides into fatty acids.
Pancreatin hydolyses fats, converts protein into protesoses
and changes starches into dextrins and usable sugars.
Papain from the papaya fruit converts proteins to form
oligopeptides and amino acids and can digest dead tissue
without affecting live tissue. Pepsin breaks down protein
into peptides. Chymotrypsin works in our small intestine to
hydrolyze the peptide bond of amino acids. Trypsin breaks
down the peptide bond of the amino acids arginine and
lysine and is important in protein digestion.
With our current concerns about health care for issues such
as those caused by obesity, excess weight, high blood
pressure, heart health, etc, it would be well for us to
remember the extreme importance of nutrition and good
digestion and metabolism and that a very significant number
of illnesses and diseases start in the intestine and colon.
Our realizing the vital importance of digestion enzymes
and the role they have in maintaining our very lives as
well as preventing some of the serious, sometimes life
threatening, health issues we face and will greatly improve
the quality and longevity of our lives.
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Jenny has more than twenty years experience with all
natural health care products. More information about
Natural Digestion Enzymes is available at =>
http://www.sweetmedicineessentials.com/digestion-probiotics-
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