The human body and its trillion cells use and depend upon thousands of metabolic enzymes for their energy factor and to carry out numberless biochemical processes. Metabolic enzymes act as the workhorses of the body because they also regulate and control each and every process that keeps the body functioning harmoniously.

Enzymes perform two separate but overlapping functions in the body – the constant metabolism to do with tissue maintenance and general body functions and the digestion of food.

As a consequence, their therapeutic applications are varied and far-reaching. It has been shown that mixtures of enzymes have a positive effect in reducing swelling and inflammation; enhancing immune function; improving circulation; reducing pain; strengthening connective tissue; speeding recovery from traumatic injury; minimizing scar formation, preventing complications after injury as well as being useful in the management of rheumatic disease like rheumatoid arthritis, soft tissue rheumatism and ankylosing spondylitis.

Proteolytic enzymes act as a natural anti-inflammatory and have also demonstrated the ability to break down plasma proteins and cellular debris into smaller fragments at the site of an injury helping their dispersal through the lymphatic system. This is turn relieves swelling, pain and discomfort. Because of their healing properties they have been found to be excellent therapeutic agents for minor musculoskeletal injuries and for accelerating recovery in sports injuries, surgery and burns. Proteolytic enzymes are useful in the fight against bacterial and fungal infections. When it comes to fighting viruses – enzymes attack and dissolve the isoprin bonds – the exterior protein shell coating of the virus, rendering it useless.

And last but not least, enzymes modulate immune function by enhancing the production of cytokines, increasing the phagocytic activity of macrophages and facilitating the break-up of circulating immune complexes which are the major causes of auto-immune diseases such as arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and multiple sclerosis. Enzymes target a diverse range of ailments, are 100% natural and offer noticeable and rapid health benefits.