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Protease Digests Protein

Protease digests protein in food but much more than that, it also digests other organisms that are composed of protein such as viruses, toxins from dead bacteria and some harmful substances at sites of injury or inflammation.

It also controls swelling, heat, redness, fever and pain at times of injury.

Because of its roll at increasing immunity, it forms an effective line of defence for your immune system.

Immune Disorders

It is a known fact that disorders of the immune system are very common symptoms of a deficiency of this important enzyme.

A deficiency, together with inadequate protein digestion, leads to low blood sugar or hypoglycemia. Symptoms can be moodiness, anxiety, irritability, depression and attention deficit disorder or ADD.

Here is an Eye Opener for You

Other conditions associated with this deficiency are:
  • colon problems,
  • kidney disease,
  • blood clots,
  • hypoglycemia (low blood sugar)
  • anxiety,
  • edema (water retention)
  • viral/bacterial infections,
  • chronic fatigue and
  • osteoporosis

Protease is definitely included in the digestive enzyme supplement my family takes. Make sure your family is protected as well.

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