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Since chronic inflammation is
frequently associated with the pain
of fibromyalgia, use of systemic
enzyme therapy can help control
the inflammation, reduce the pain
and give your immune system a
much-needed boost.

But you by far the most important
benefit of systemic enzyme therapy
for fibromyalgia sufferers is its anti-
fibrosis action. You may recognize
the “fibro” part of fibromyalgia by
now. That’s due to the fibrosis, or internal scar tissue, which starves
your muscle tissue of oxygen and results in ischemic pain – pain
that regular pain relievers can’t touch. By eating away this excess
scar tissue, proteolytic enzymes can help relieve the pain and other
symptoms of fibromyalgia like no other medicine can.

Similar to fibromyalgia, but with the hallmark of debilitating,
persistent fatigue, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) affects over 5
million Americans. CFS is treated similarly to fibromyalgia with
both enzyme therapies so your body has the extra enzymatic
support needed to reduce inflammation, dissolve excess scar tissue
and maximize your energy levels.

Cancer

Some of the earliest research involving enzymes goes back to
the early 1900s when Dr. John Beard first investigated the use of
pancreatic enzymes in the treatment of cancer as first described in
the Lancet then in his book, The Enzyme Treatment of Cancer.

Dr. Beard noted that cancer cells followed the same pattern of
uncontrolled growth as the placenta did in a new pregnancy –

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