Corazyme
Zymitol Enzyme Formulation

ZYMITOL ™

Zymitol ™ is a broad spectrum enzyme formulation with important additions like, MSM, alpha lipoic acid, magnesium, and rutin, and is available as an ingredient in Corazyme or as a standalone product

It's true that enzymes sustain life. Without them, we could not exist. They are catalysts for virtually every biological and chemical reaction in the body.

The following ingredients are found within the Zymitol ™ proprietary blend.

PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES

Protease is a form of protoelytic enzymes which demonstrates the ability to breakdown protein. Its role is critical as incomplete protein digestion creates problems for the body including development of allergies and formation of toxic substances. Undigested proteins have been linked to many health concerns and foreign invaders in the intestinal tract.

Some of these foreign invaders are parasites. Protease is largely responsible for keeping the small intestines free from parasites. A lack of protease increases the risk of intestinal infection including an overgrowth of the yeast Candida.

Protease also delivers the specific nutrients necessary to promote healthy muscle tissue, and may promote vibrant immune system function.

As a rule, enzymes do not attack living cells. Enzymes are generally unable to pass through the cell wall when the cell is alive. However, as soon as a cell dies, its wall becomes permeable, so enzymes can easily enter the cell.

Serrapeptase, also known as Serratia peptidase, is a proteolytic enzyme isolated from the non-pathogenic enterobacteria Serratia E15.

It is a one many potent proteolytic enzymes available today that exhibits an unusually high fibrinolytic activity and is generally well-tolerated.

Serrapeptase is a powerful agent in its own right, so naturally when it's combined with the other impressive ingredients in Zymitol ™, it promotes a widely touted synergistic effect.

This enzyme, like the protease used in Zymitol ™, also breaks down "non living" matter in the human body. This action may promote a reduction in levels of dead tissue, and may also promote normal mucous levels both in the sinus and lung.

Serrapeptase is a super protein digesting enzyme which has many implications as to its high level of performance.

Bromelain is a powerful protein-digesting or "proteolytic" enzyme. It is extracted from the stem of pineapple.

The Bromelain in Zymitol can help to promote a healthy lifestyle. Unlike most enzymes, Bromelain is active both in the acid environment of the stomach and the alkaline environment of the small intestine.

Bromelain may guard against the formation of fibrin, and once in the blood, it may promote normal inflammation levels, maintain healthy blood flow, and may support the immune system. Bromelain appears to be essentially nontoxic, and it seldom causes side effects other than occasional mild gastrointestinal distress or allergic reactions.

Papain is a protoelytic enzyme derived from the papaya. It is capable of cleaving and splicing proteins and peptides into free form amino acids, which are necessary for many biochemical reactions in the body. Papain may also be useful in the elimination of parasites in the gastrointestinal tract by simply digesting them.

Papain has acquired the reputation of a new "biological scalpel" because it selectively digests dead tissue without affecting the surrounding live tissue. Papain comes to the rescue when the body requires a cleansing of the dead cellular material.

Magnesium Citrate

Magnesium is an essential nutrient that is commonly deficient in the American diet. A deficiency of magnesium leads to a wide range of symptoms due to its effect on various enzymes. Estimates for magnesium's importance in the human body include over fifty different biochemical reactions. Its presence is also noted as critical for the reaction of over 300 enzymes.

Magnesium assists in the absorption of calcium and potassium and works with calcium to support many different body functions. It has been found to contribute to bone formation and mineralization.

Magnesium citrate may be used to reduce cravings for sugar and sweet foods while combating acids, toxins, gases, and other impurities in the body. It promotes limber, elastic tissue, is a natural laxative, may protect against fatty deposits in arteries, and also may have some anticoagulant properties. Magnesium may be used by people experiencing fatigue, migraines and stress.

LIPOLYTIC ENZYMES

Lipase is an enzyme that is required by the body to break down dietary fats into an absorbable form. Fats are the most difficult component of the diet to digest and fatty foods are responsible for more indigestion than proteins or starches.

Although Lipase helps to breakdown fats, it doesn't damage fat-soluble vitamins or the unsaturated fatty acids in GLA, DHA, and EPA.

Essential fatty acids are required to maintain cell energy and sustain life. Lipase converts dietary fats into essential fatty acids. As we age our body alters the production of key enzymes like lipase, leaving the door open for fatty acid imbalance. Fatty acid imbalance may lead to many common discomforts and ailments associated with aging. Supplementation of lipase, like the enzyme found in Zymitol may bridge this enzyme gap, promoting a healthier more fulfilling lifestyle.

Lipase controls the amount of fat being synthesized, reducing fat stores and in sufficient quantities, it can help move stored fat to be burned as fuel. It will not only activate this burning of the stored body fat but may also effectively inhibit fat storage all together.

AMYLOLYTIC ENZYMES

Amylase refers to a group of enzymes whose function is to hydrolyze (breakdown) sugar and starch (carbohydrates) If carbohydrates are not properly hydrolyzed, the potential for serious health concerns may develop.

Amylase will act with Protease to stimulate immune system function. It also works with lipase to digest certain toxins.

We know that our body begins to produce considerably less amylase and fewer other enzymes as we grow older. Our body switches from continual enzyme production, to a mode which may lay in wait for food to enter the body to initiate certain enzyme production responses. If we supplement with Zymitol then some of the burden on the body to produce extra enzymes will be relieved.