Zymitol

We know that the aging human body produces considerably fewer enzymes. As we age, we switch from continual enzyme production, to a mode which may lay in wait for food to enter the body to initiate certain enzyme production responses. If we supplement with Zymitol, then some of the burden on the body to produce extra enzymes will be relieved.

Your body’s natural inflammatory response works to fight disease and heal injuries. If not working properly, the resulting conditions can cause excessive swelling, fluid retention, inflammation and joint pain diseases.

Zymitol is making a difference with more than just enzymes. Its broad-spanning formula contains MSM, fulvic acid, magnesium, and rutin. When combined, these ingredients promote the normalization of all functions within your body, including pain response.

Zymitol has taken monumental steps into the future with the process of bio-energy infusion. This process supports Zymitol with the infusion of specific, activated subatomic energies.

About Pain in America

The American Pain Foundation refers to pain as an American health epidemic. Although mainstream medical knowledge claims to relieve or ease pain, most victims of chronic pain are left untreated, under-treated, or improperly treated. Reports have shown that one in four Americans suffer from chronic pain, many of which have to take prescription medications to manage it. Despite widespread use of prescription medications, two out of three sufferers cannot perform routine tasks because of chronic pain; that amounts to approximately 13.6 million Americans affected by this growing problem. This tedious battle against pain robs so many of their quality of life, holding them back from careers and the activities they yearn to enjoy.

Why You Need Zymitol Supplementation

As we approach our late twenties, our body’s production of enzymes slows, and by the time we reach our forties, our body’s production of key antioxidants drastically reduces. The flavonoids and organic sulfur found in Zymitol are not even produced by your body.

The best external source for enzymes, antioxidants, flavonoids and organic sulfur are raw, living, unprocessed foods. Cooked food is virtually devoid of enzymes and may reduce the presence of antioxidants, flavonoids and sulfurs. Cooking also changes the molecular structure of food, making it difficult for your body to properly digest and eliminate. We know that complete digestion and proper elimination are critical in maintaining optimum health.

If you eat primarily cooked foods, your body may not be able to process that food efficiently. This is one of the many reasons you may be a prime candidate for supplementation with Zymitol.

Lipase

Lipase is an enzyme that is required by your body to break down dietary fats into an absorbable form. Fats are the most difficult component of the diet to digest, and fatty foods are responsible for more indigestion than proteins or starches. Lipase controls the amount of fat being synthesized, reducing fat stores, and in sufficient quantities, it can help move stored fat to be burned as fuel.

Although Lipase helps to breakdown fats, it doesn’t damage fat-soluble vitamins or the unsaturated fatty acids in GLA, DHA, and EPA.

Essential fatty acids are required to maintain cell energy and sustain life. Lipase converts dietary fats into essential fatty acids. As we age our body alters the production of key enzymes like lipase, leaving the door open for fatty acid imbalance. Fatty acid imbalance may lead to many common discomforts and ailments associated with aging. Supplementation of lipase, like the enzyme found in Zymitol may bridge this enzyme gap, promoting a healthier, more fulfilling lifestyle.

Serrapeptase

Serrapeptase is a powerful inflammation normalizer in its own right, so when it’s combined with the other impressive ingredients in Zymitol, you can expect results. It is one of the many potent proteolytic enzymes available today that exhibits an unusually high fibrinolytic activity. It is generally well-tolerated.

This enzyme breaks down “non living” matter in your body. This action may promote a reduction in levels of dead tissue, and may also promote normal mucous levels both in the sinus and lung.

Serrapeptase, also known as Serratia peptidase, is a proteolytic enzyme isolated from the non-pathogenic enterobacteria Serratia E15. The enzyme is found naturally in the intestine of the silkworm, which is used by the silkworm to dissolve the cocoon and emerge as a moth. When consumed in unprotected tablets or capsules, the enzyme is destroyed by acid in the stomach. However, when enterically coated the enzyme passes through the stomach unchanged, and can be absorbed in the intestine.

It has many clinical uses including:

• as an anti-inflammatory agent (particularly for post traumatic swelling)
• for dissolving breast lumps
• for loosening and expelling mucus

Serrapeptase digests dead tissue, blood clots, cysts, and arterial plaque. The late German physician Dr. Hans Nieper, used serrapeptase to treat arterial blockage in his coronary patients. Clinical studies show that serrapeptase induces fibrinolytic, anti-inflammatory and anti-edemic (prevents swelling and fluid retention) activity in a number of tissues, and that its anti-inflammatory effects are superior to other proteolytic enzymes (12). Besides reducing inflammation, one of serrapeptase’s most profound benefits is reduction of pain, due to its ability to block the release of pain-inducing amines from inflamed tissues (13). Physicians throughout Europe and Asia have recognized the anti-inflammatory band pain-blocking benefits of this naturally occurring substance and are using it in treatment as an alternative to salicylates, ibuprofen, and other NSAIDs(14).

About Antioxidants

Antioxidants provide your body a defense at the cellular level by stabilizing or deactivating free radicals before they attack cells.

Fulvic Acid

Fulvic Acid is a powerful antioxidant and detoxifier. It fights pathogens, assisting with the elimination of toxins and waste from the lower gastrointestinal tract, as well as the at a cellular level. Additionally, fulvic acid electrolytes greatly increase the percentage rate of the digestive absorption of minerals, nutrients, vitamins and herbs, helping the body better utilize nutrients rather than being starved of nourishment. Fulvic Acid also works to stimulate enzyme activity helping them to work more efficiently and effectively throughout the body.

About Flavonoids

Flavonoids are in a class of water soluble plant pigments, that may deliver potent antioxidant support, and may promote normal, healthy cellular tissue throughout your body.

Flavonoids support health by strengthening capillaries and other connective tissue, and some function as anti-inflammatory, antihistaminic, and antiviral agents.

Flavonoids are thought to enhance the absorption of Vitamin C, and possibly to prolong its effectiveness.

Rutin

Rutin is a powerful antioxidant that fights free radicals and seems to have a protective effect against syndromes that lower the body’s oxygen supply. It may protect your blood vessels, and was shown to stimulate wound healing in rats, and augment the tensile strength of scar tissue significantly (18). Rutin may help to maintain normal, healthy digestive functions and may promote healthy circulation. It has the unique ability to improve capillaries and veins and it supports the regeneration capacity of human body tissues.

Rutin is a water soluble plant pigment that may deliver potent antioxidant support and may promote normal, healthy, cellular tissue throughout your body.

Like all of the other ingredients in Zymitol, rutin promotes healthy aging.

Amla

Amla is useful for stomach problems, it is antipyretic, hair tonic and nerve brain tonic. It’s also useful in anemia, hyperacidity and in gynecological problems and epistaxis. Amla is considered to have restorative and preventive properties.

Also known as Indian gooseberry (Emblica officinalis) is the richest source of Vitamin C. It also contains tannic acid, glucose, protein, cellulose and Calcium.

Magnesium

Magnesium is an essential mineral that is commonly deficient in the American diet. A deficiency of magnesium leads to a wide range of health concerns because of its critical role in many enzyme actions. Its presence is critical in over 300 enzyme reactions and estimates for other roles of magnesium in the human body include over 50 different bio-chemical reactions.*

Magnesium assists in the absorption of calcium and potassium and works with calcium to support many different body functions. It has been found to contribute to bone formation and mineralization.*

Magnesium citrate may be used to reduce cravings for sugar and sweet foods while combating acids, toxins, gases, and other impurities in the body. It promotes limber, elastic tissue, it is a natural laxative, and may protect against fatty deposits in arteries. Magnesium may also be used by people experiencing fatigue, migraines and stress.*

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