Inflammation

Two primary systemic enzymes – serrapeptase and nattokinase - have been identified in the past several decades and they are proving to be very beneficial in combating certain health conditions related to chronic inflammation.* While both have demonstrated to be the strongest and most fibrinolytic of their types, they have different but certain functions in the body.

Systemic (proteolytic) Enzymes "eat" the fibrin proteins that make up scar tissue and have the unique ability to "know" what is necessary versus what is excess in the body. With adequate amounts of active systemic enzymes in the body, only a minimal amount of scar tissue remains after repairing the damage.

A 2012 survey revealed that nearly 40 million adults have severe pain, 25.3 million of them having pain every day. Considering that our modern day lifestyle bombards American’s with stress from various sources, making a connection between stress and pain is an important first step in finding a solution.

The most effective method for taking Collagen Type 2 is in an oral supplement which has been hydrolyzed (broken down into small particles called peptides) for maximum absorption.

Systemic enzymes are shown to be particularly effective in promoting better health. They are incredibly effective in supporting the immune system and may bolster immunity against both acute and chronic conditions.

Even when eating plenty of raw fruits and vegetables, you may still be lacking in vital micronutrients that help to maintain optimal cellular health. The good news is that LifeSource SuperSprouts is a convenient and easy way to add superfoods - and super nutrients - to your diet.

MSM normalizes pressure within the cells and assists in the removal of intercellular toxins. It also strengthens cell membranes. Strong cellular membranes make the cells more pliable and less rigid.

Omega-3 and omega-6 essential fatty acids must be obtained from our diet, as we can’t make them on our own. Unless you eat 3 to 4 ounces of cold-water fish at least twice a week, you may not be getting the proper Omega-3 to Omega-6 ratio.

Heart disease is often considered a man’s diagnosis, however, according the National Institute for Health, heart disease is actually the No. 1 killer of both men and women in America today.

Mary claims eating a small 1.6 ounce bar of dark chocolate every day is good for you after the longest clinical trial to date showed improvement in blood vessel function from consuming flavonoid-rich dark chocolate daily over an extended period of time. What chocolate lover would argue with that science?