What Are Plant Based Enzymes?
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Function
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Enzymes turn food into energy and process the energy for the body to use. The proof that you are receiving adequate plant-based enzymes is improved blood and immune system function.
Digestion
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The body produces only metabolic and digestive enzymes. Plant-based enzymes are ingested through food or via supplements and improve digestion, gas and bloating.
Immune System
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Plant based enzymes allow the immune system to deal with virus, fungus, bacteria and yeast infections to a high degree in protecting the body.
Supplements
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According to Enzymedica, plant based enzymes are the most popular enzymes found in natural food supplements. The four most common--protease, lipase, amylase and cellulase--represent about 80 percent of the supplement market.
Other Formulas
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Varying formulas of plant based enzymes are used to treat certain ailments. An example is Pancreatin, which is used as an anti-inflammatory.
Aloe Vera
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Aloe vera extract is a plant based enzyme rich in many vitamins. It is used for beauty and skin treatments.
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