The ‘Miracle’ Enzyme Is Serrapeptase

1. INTRODUCTION:

a. Enzymes, what are they?

Enzymes are catalysts and are made out of amino acids by RNA (RiboNucleic Acid), which is made by DNA (DeoxyriboNucleic Acid). Some people call them “active proteins.” This activity means they make things happen. (Imagine a factory with lots of equipment and raw materials; nothing much happens without workers to make it all happen. These workers are your enzymes — look after them, and they will do a great job.) Enzymes need a specific temperature and pH (measure of acidity/alkalinity) to perform their work. Enzymes from plants work best at the human body’s temperature and pH. They are essential in every function of growth, repair, and therefore health of every living cell in your body.

“Digest, Build, Repair, Clean Up”

Thousands of enzymes are working every second to build and regenerate our body. They are constantly being converted or produced in our body and depend upon good living nutrition to keep ahead of daily damage and degeneration. They do need help in this job, and this essential help comes from Co-Enzymes.

These are critical vitamins and minerals such as Vitamin B12. Even a small deficiency in B12 results in disease. This becomes such a problem with elderly people on poor diets that they at times need injections. Another Co-Enzyme, Zinc, is needed by about 80 enzyme activities, not to mention the famous Co-Enzyme Q10. Without enzymes and co-enzymes, there would be no living thing as we know it. Grass, Trees, Insects, Germs, Animals, and Humans all depend on enzymes to sustain growth and health. In a nutshell:

There are 3 types of enzymes:

1. Food/Digestive enzymes – These take the basic building blocks delivered by food we eat and convert it to colloidal particles (the smallest particles that exist in a free state) that can be converted into healthy living tissue.
2. Metabolic enzymes – Metabolic enzymes use these colloids to keep all of our organs and tissues functioning with hundreds of diverse chemical activities, repairing body organs and fighting disease. Our body’s ability to stay healthy, to repair tissue when injured, and to protect us from disease is directly related to the quality and number of enzymes, coenzymes, and nutritious food.
3. Clean-Up Enzymes – These third types are not really a separate group, but are the enzymes for the last job on the line, clearing up. They are responsible for cleaning up and eliminating the mess that is left in our body from the construction and repair work that is in operation 24/7. These clean-up enzymes clear our bodies of the undigested carbohydrates, proteins, and non-vital tissue floating around. Their other vital job is to provide anti-inflammatory enzymes to fight infections and tissue damage.