Digest Your Food With Raw Enzymes
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Enhance Your Digestion with Raw Enzymes
Summary
Raw foods, much like our bodies, are highly perishable. When exposed to temperatures above 116 degrees Fahrenheit, these foods begin to break down rapidly. A crucial component that deteriorates with heat is enzymes, which play a vital role in digestion.
Understanding Enzymes
Enzymes are specialized proteins with intricate three-dimensional structures. When heated beyond 118 degrees Fahrenheit, these structures can alter, rendering enzymes ineffective. Cooked foods, with their damaged enzyme content, require our bodies to produce additional enzymes, using valuable metabolic energy.
Benefits of Raw Foods
Raw foods are easier to digest, moving through the digestive tract in half to a third of the time it takes for cooked foods. Consuming enzyme-dead foods strains organs like the pancreas, potentially leading to impaired digestion over time.
Signs of Enzyme Depletion
Lack of digestive enzymes can contribute to food allergies and symptoms such as bloating, gas, bowel disorders, abdominal cramps, heartburn, and allergies.
How Digestive Enzymes Work
Digestive enzymes break down foods into nutrients for easy absorption. The body produces about 22 different types of enzymes, augmented by those found in fruits, vegetables, and other natural foods. When you eat, enzymes from your salivary glands, stomach, and small intestine work immediately to facilitate digestion.
Key Enzymes for Digestion
Bromelain
Sourced from pineapple stems, bromelain is known for its healing and anti-inflammatory properties. This enzyme can also aid in digestion and has been used traditionally as a medicinal remedy in South and Central America.DGL (Deglycyrrhizinated Licorice Root)
DGL is a natural antacid, free from glycyrrhizinic acid. It may boost the body's defense mechanisms, enhance mucous quality, extend intestinal cell life, and improve gastrointestinal microcirculation.Papaya
Papaya contains active enzymes that support digestion and metabolism. Rich in papain, a potent protein-digesting enzyme, papaya helps break down proteins swiftly.Incorporating raw enzymes into your diet can profoundly impact your digestive health, reducing strain on bodily organs and enhancing overall well-being.
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