Enzymes

Are you deficient in enzymes? Some symptoms besides impaired digestion, with its heartburn, bloating and gas, are cysts, chronic fatigue, allergic reaction, arthritis, cold hands and feet, depression, high or low blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, fibromyalgia, urinary weakness, gallstones, insomnia, constipation or diarrhea.

Millions of these catalytic molecules work through biochemical reactions to empower body functions and keep you alive. As we grow older, our their levels drop significantly, and this affects our energy and health. Tests have shown that a 70-year-old person only has 10% of the total he or she had as a babe. This profound drop causes a decrease in immunity and even increases the chances of coming down with a life threatening disease.

Sometimes called "The Fountain of Youth," these 'change-agents' are missing in cooked and processed foods. Yet, people usually ignore this factor when suffering from the symptoms mentioned above, and go for the vitamin and mineral supplements. While these are important for nutrition, without the energy molecules, vitamins and minerals aren't of any value to your body.

While pancreatic catalysts work in a pH of 7.8 to 8.4 range, there is an excellent source of these molecules that elite health practitioners around the world recommend that has the full pH spectrum from 2 to 12. They are truly unique molecules in that they have the co-factors and co-nutrients as found in nature.

Something else that makes these substances special is how they are harvested and processed. They are grown on live plants in a controlled environment and then harvested only once when they are at their peak activity. Then, through a refined mechanical process, without the use of solvents, they are extracted, giving a product that is superior in quality and bio-availability.

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