How is systemic enzyme support different than the digestive enzymes?
Digestive enzymes are specifically designed to help digestive system break down food more efficiently with enzymes. They are primarily used to help digest proteins – though they can also help digest carbohydrate and fats. Digestive enzymes pretty much stay in the digestive tract are used to strengthen digestive function when the body cannot make enough of its own enzymes to properly digest the food. So, the activity is primarily on digestion. True – if we improve digestion other parts of the body benefit. But digestive enzymes do not do the same thing that Systemic Enzymes do. Systemic enzymes are quite different. Systemic enzymes are absorbed into the blood and act primarily on the immune system, and their action is to balance the immune system. This balance is critical because so many health conditions are in part because of abnormal inflammation – inflammation out of control. We know that inflammation is important – if we are fighting infection – such as a splinter in the hand. We s
