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What is a systemic enzyme?

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What is a systemic enzyme?

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A. Systemic enzymes work at the organ and cellular levels to fight inflammation and chronic disorders. Some of these enzymes are responsible for different bodily functions, such as respiration, vision, growth, reproductions, and the storage and release of energy. This is why you may experience increased energy when taking enzymes. There have been approximately 3,000 enzymes in the human body that have been identified so far.

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