Role of Systemic Proteolytic Enzymes on Cancer

If you have cancer and do not wish to take up invasive treatment such as surgeries, I highly recommend you to consider using enzymes as an alternative form of treatment in your healing process. Why?

Invasive methods and chemotherapy are extremely harmful on your body. When I look at the people whom I know that went through chemo, full remission is only temporary. Cancer usually comes back after a few years... organ damage is as inevitable as the setting sun...

Even when the body is fighting cancer, enzymes are being exhausted in helping with various bodily functions in recovery so expending the enzyme pool in helping to digest food is of low priority.

Proteolytic enzymes are a type of digestive enzymes that breaks down protein into amino acids. When taken on an empty stomach, they get converted and pass into the bloodstream as systemic enzymes. These systemic enzymes work outside of the digestive system and take part/assist in the various reactions within the body.

I use enzymes in absorbing food and I can feel the difference within a short period of time of use. Everyone should try it in order to improve your overall health.