Vitalzym Xe
Original price was: $199.00.$171.00Current price is: $171.00.
Ingredients:
- Proprietary blend contains: Bromelain, papain, rutin, amylase, protease, lipase, serrapeptase, and amla extract.
- Medium-chain triglycerides
- starch
- glycerin
- polysaccharides
- pH resistant enteric coating
- beeswax
- glycerin fatty acid ester
- riboflavin
- soy lecithin* and citric acid.
Protocols:
- Daily Value not established. Mg measures weight, not potency of quantity of ingredients.
Suggested Use – VitalzymXe
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- As a dietary supplement, take 3 capsules daily, or as recommended by your healthcare professional.
- Take capsules at least 30 minutes before or after a meal, or any time in-between meals. Or, take an activation dose as recommended by a healthcare professional.
Important Note:
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- Though both Vitalzym and VitalzymXe state the suggest use is 3 capsules per day, VitalzymXe is about double the strength of new regular Vitalzym.
- It has been formulated as professional strength for therapeutic purposes. Three capsules of VitalzymXe is equivalent to 6 capsules of regular Vitalzym.
Caution Regarding Serrapeptase:
- People with bleeding disorders, such as hemophilia or a group of diseases called “hemorrhagic diathesis”, should not use this natural product.
- People with ongoing bleeding problems, including ulcers, recent surgery, recent major trauma, or hemorrhoids also should not use serrapeptase.
- Those with severe uncontrolled high blood pressure should also refrain from taking nattokinase and serrapeptase.
WARNING:
- DO NOT take Vitalzym without the consent of your physician if you are lactating or currently taking prescription anticoagulants (blood thinners). As always, you should consult with a health care professional and/or pharmacist if you are taking prescription medications and would like to include dietary supplements into your regimen.
- If you are pregnant, consult with a doctor prior to using.
- If you are pregnant AND have uterine fibroids, do not take Vitalzym.
- If you have bleeding ulcers, or are a hemophiliac, avoid using Vitalzym.
- Discontinue use two weeks prior to surgery.
- Anyone who has ever suffered intracranial (brain) bleeding, or who has had neurosurgery or ischemic stroke in the previous six months, should avoid these enzymes.
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- Toxic proteins
- Misfolded proteins
- Foreign genetic material
- Microclots Fibrin and NETs
- Allergens leaky gut
Toxic proteins can trigger IGG4 diseases, blood clots, auto immune issues and more.Proteolytic enzymes such as nattokinase, serrapeptase, nattokinase and pancreatin may support the dealing with toxic proteins.
Toxic proteins can break down into 7 misfolded proteins (prion like fragments) that when released may promote amyloid plaque in the brain. If you are doing a toxic protein detox, consider our Albedextrin product to support the body in dealing with misfolded proteins.
Foreign genetic material is also composed of protein. Proteolytic agents may support the body in dealing with foreign genetic material.
Toxic proteins can trigger fibrin (the netting that makes blood clots) and NETs (neutrophil extracellular traps made of DNA) which may cause giant blood clots. Fibrin and NETs are both proteins. Proteolytic agents may support the body in detoxifying tibrin and NETs.
Many people have some degree of leaky gut (and therefore leaky brain as well) from gluten consumption (wheat, barley and rye), and subclinical E. Coli infections (E. Coli is endogenous to the gut).
This allows undigested proteins into the bloodstream which can lead to allergies, mast cell activation, blood clotting and fatigue.
Consider proteolytic enzymes in a liposomal form.