Our Body: The Ideal Systemic Proteolytic Enzyme Formula-Part 3

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Ingredients Of An Ideal Systemic Proteolytic Enzyme Formula, According To Jon Barron (continued)

 

• The Non-enzymes in a Systemic Proteolytic Enzyme Formula

  • Rutin

    • bioflavonoid found in citrus and buckwheat
    • helps the body utilize vitamin C and produce collagen
    • can be used to treat hemorrhoids, varicose veins, high blood pressure, and to reduce cholesterol levels
    • increases the elasticity of the arterial walls⇒ greater blood flow, improved vascular health
    • improves capillary strength and regulates their permeability
    • Anti-inflammatory
    • may be anti-carcinogenic
    • inhibits the formation of blood clots
    • along with trypsin, enhances the effect of the bromelain
    • mirrors the benefits of the proteolytic enzymes, but different pathways

  • Ginger

    • COX-2 inhibitor

      • COX-2 enzyme-key role in the inflammation process (normal, healthy attempt by the body to heal itself)
      • when inflammation gets out of control (arthritis, etc), ongoing pain and discomfort is the result
      • systemic inflammation= contributing factor to catastrophic illnesses (heart disease and cancer)
      • a botanical COX-2 inhibitor can block the action of the COX-2 enzyme without the side effects
      • reduce oxidative stress, apoptosis, and inflammation have a protective effect on the diabetic brain, as well as sugar induced inflammatory damage to the kidneys
      • may play a role as a memory-enhancing and anti-oxidant agent against neurological diseases, anti-neuroinflammatory effects (protect against Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s)
      • uses different, complementary pathways to the proteolytic enzymes

 

To Be Continued... 

 

References

• Barron, J (2014, July 21). Systemic, Proteolytic Enzymes. Baseline Of Health Foundation. Retrieved from https://jonbarron.org/article/proteolytic-enzyme-formula

 

 

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