How to Take Proteolytic Enzymes

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Proteolytic enzymes courtesy House of Sims

People use proteolytic enzymes to help digestive, anti-inflammatory, autoimmune, food allergy and even viral problems.

Instructions

  1. Enzymes

    • 1

      Take enzyme supplements containing the major enzyme groups: amylase, lipase and protease.

    • 2

      Take enzymes during a meal made with processed or cooked food for maximum absorption.

    • 3

      Take enzymes after a meal if you are eating primarily raw and uncooked foods.

    • 4
      Make your own enzymes with papaya seeds

      Make your own enzymes by grinding dried papaya seeds in a coffee or pepper grinder and sprinkling them on your food.

    • 5

      Eat pineapple, papaya, avocado, bananas and mangoes; all are good food sources of enzymes.

Tips & Warnings

  • Heat destroys enzymes: Store enzyme capsules in a cool place, but not the refrigerator, as they are susceptible to moisture. The best way to get enzymes from a diet is to eat raw foods.

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