archivesystemic enzymes

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.

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.

Our bodies produce enzymes naturally, mostly from our pancreas and liver. As we age however, the production of these enzymes slow, and often supplemental enzymes are required to maintain and promote good health.