Page 68WOBENZYME The Enzymes You Can Take For Yourself.
So you see, there is a lot to the pancreas enzyme approach. Let me now give
you some understanding, which makes it almost imperative that you take at least
SOME quality enzymes.
There are many enzymes in biology, indeed a dazzling array for every function of
the cell. Enzymes make important chemical reactions occur at body temperature,
which otherwise might need heat. But here we mean digestive enzymes or their
equivalent, usually from animal pancreas sources. Bromelain (from pineapple)
and papain (from papaya) are also able to digest proteins and other complex
biological molecules, safely and effectively. Why is this important?
Most tumours and cancer cells are covered by a sticky resistant mucous/protein
coating, which makes them safe from immune cells and even protects them to a
degree, from chemotherapy. We can use a mixture of enzymes to dissolve away
this protective coat, leaving the cancer cell naked and vulnerable. It can then be
poisoned and quickly gobbled up by the body’s defences. It will also help chemo
because the deadly chemical will be more likely to reach the core of the cancer
cells and choke it to death.
There are many enzymes replacement products on the market. Look for
preoteolytic enzyme (trypsin) or pancreas-type names (Pancreatin, or such), or
even pancreas extract. Enzyme mixtures of this sort cool inflammation and so
they also have a use against heart disease and blood clotting disorders, arthritis,
asthma, and inflammatory bowel disorders. Alternative doctors will take an
enzyme formula after sports exertion, to curb the aches and pains (which are
also largely inflammatory in nature).
But the important role here is that of stripping off the
protective coating from cancer cells.
A number of proprietary brands exist, of which I can
recommend German brand Wobenzyme, available
widely. A typical dose regime would be 12- 20
capsules a day. As a proprietary product, it tends to be
expensive. Wobenzyme contains bromelain, papain, as
well as trypsin, chymotrypsin and pancreas extract.
So far so good then!