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Aspirin vs. Enzymes
If you are suffering from, or at risk for, arteriosclerosis,
thrombosis, and other coronary heart disorders, phlebitis, edema, serious
varicose veins and other circulatory problems that affect the various
organs, including the brain, lungs, heart, kidneys, and liver - combination
oral enzymes may be an important supplement regimen for supporting your
circulatory health. -- Full Article
Oral Combination
Enzyme Formula for Difficult to Treat Joint Disease
Now,
thanks to a mountain of evidence, we know that a specific combination
of systemic oral enzymes called Wobenzym N, available at health food stores,
may be one of the best medicnes for both adults and children with difficult-to-treat
inflammatory / joint conditions. --
Full Article
Systemic Oral Enzymes
for Tinnitus:
A New Therapy for an Ancient Disease
Because
this formula attacks inflammation safely and effectively, I believe that
enzymes have a sound basis for use in supporting the body's normal inflammatory
processes, and for helping to relieve tinnitus in those patients where
inflammation is a factor. -- Full Article
Leading European
Oncologist Discusses Systemic Oral Enzyme Therapy & Cancer
Today
with some 200 publications in prestigious medical journals, Dr. Wrba has
quietly and permanently changed the way cancer is treated throughout Europe.
He has educated a generation of European oncologists on the value of systemic
oral enzymes in the treatment of cancer. It hasn't been easy. And it hasn't
always been smooth sailing. As in America, overcoming widespread negative
mythologies has been one of the greatest roadblocks. But amazing things
are happening on both continents - suddenly the concept of protease therapy
as an important aspect of cancer treatment is catching on in a major way.
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Full Article
Systemic Oral Enzymes
in Cancer Therapeutics
Systemic
oral enzymes not only benefit overall immunity, they help to reduce the
side effects and complications of chemotherapy and radiation, thus enabling
optimum dosages with minimal adverse consequences and improved therapeutic
outcomes. -- Full Article
Austrian Researchers
Find That Enzymes Restrict Out-of-Control Growth Factor Tied to Women's
Breast Cancer
As
scientists seek to unravel the many factors that lead to breast cancer,
research in Austria may have uncovered one small "chink in the armor"
that could soon lead to better health for women everywhere. Studies there
have identified a new way to normalize levels of Transforming Growth Factor-beta
(TGF-beta), a protein that is the culprit in many chronic, malignant conditions.
-- Full Article
Wobenzym®N
A Simple Pill Could Lower Traveler's Risk of Blood Clots
on Long Flights; Wobenzym®N May Ease Risk of Deep Vein Thrombosis
-- Full Article
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