This document discusses the importance and therapeutic benefits of enzymes. It explains that enzymes are proteins that act as catalysts for biochemical reactions in living things. The document discusses theories that sufficient enzymes may help break down cancer cells and support the immune system in fighting cancer. It also outlines the history of enzyme therapy for cancer treatment dating back to the 1940s and reviews current research on how enzymes may help inhibit cancer progression and metastasis.

1. For Prevention & Treatment of Cancer & Ailments & Chronic Illnesses

2. What are enzymes? Biologically active proteins Catalyst that speeds up biochemical reactions

3. Enzyme Facts All living things manufacture enzymes Enzymes perform specific functions There are thousands of enzymes functioning in our bodies each with a unique role

4. Enzyme Potential “ Life ends when the worn-out metabolic enzyme activity of the body machine drops to such a low point that it is unable to carry on vital enzyme reactions. This is the true trademark of old age.” -- Edward Howell

5. Digestion Uses Energy! The more energy expended on digestion, the less energy available for metabolic function. There is a direct correlation between health and energy loss. High energy levels equal greater disease-fighting capability. “ If we postpone the debilitation of metabolic enzyme activity, what we now call old age could become the glorious prime of life.”—Howell

6. Enzymes = Energy

7. In other words… The more enzymes expended on digestion, the less enzymes available for metabolic function. There is a direct correlation between health and enzyme loss. High enzyme levels equal greater disease-fighting capability.

8. Preserve Your Energy !! OR Preserve Your Enzyme Potential

9. Preserve Enzyme Potential Protect your wellness Fasting CR (Calorie restriction) Raw foods Enzyme supplementation Less enzyme potential spent on digestion means more enzyme potential for wellness Supports the immune system & protects against oxidation

10. History of Enzyme Therapy Dr. John Beard Embryologist Placenta research Dr. Beard used Pancreatic enzymes “ The Enzyme Treatment of Cancer and it’s Scientific Basis” 170 patients treated with enzyme therapy 1975 study in ‘Science’ confirmed that pancreatic enzymes do enter the bloodstream through the gut and are recycled back to the pancreas.

11. History of Enzyme Therapy 1940’s – Dr. Edward Howell Plant based enzymes Enzymes are biologically active; energy Enzyme deficiency equals chronic degenerative disease Human pancreas increased in size due to eating cooked foods Approach to cancer Special diet and massive enzyme supplements

12. History of Enzyme Therapy Dr. Max Wolf 50,000 cancer patients over 25 years Along with Dr. Karl Ransberger isolated dozens of enzymes for anti-inflammatory activities Created an enzyme formula Combination of plant and animal source enzymes Inhibit metastasis and prolong patient life

13. Therapeutic Uses of Supplemental Enzymes

14. THEORIES BEHIND ENZYME THERAPY FOR CANCER Balance between cancer cell production & cancer cell destruction. Sufficient proteolytic enzymes to help break down cancer cells The more enzymes present in the body, the greater the chances the immune systems will be able to identify cancer cells (The Complete Book of Enzyme Therapy, pg 156, 157) Cancer cells can coat themselves with adhesive fibrin. Fibrin layer 15 times thicker than normal cells

15. THEORIES BEHIND ENZYME THERAPY FOR CANCER Enzymes stimulate the body’s natural cancer fighting weapons. Enzymes help reduce inflammation, speed up healing Essential if undergoing surgery, radiation and/or chemotherapy (Ottokar 1980, Wrba 1990) Enzyme supplements take the load off of the body’s need to expend energy to produce the enzymes itself. Dr. Hector Solorzano; Coordinator of the Program for studies of Alternative Medicine and Professor of Pharmacology of the University of Guadalajara Enzymes help expose antigens on the surface of cancer cells, Pancreatic enzymes can stimulate natural killer cells

16. Thrombophilic Connection (Hematology-Oncology Department, Ospedali Riuniti Bergamo, Bergamo, Italy) Malignancy is an acquired thrombophilic condition associated with a significant risk of thrombosis. Venous and arterial thromboembolism is a common complication for patients with cancer, who also present with a hypercoagulable state, even in the absence of manifest thrombosis. Furthermore, clotting activation may play a role in tumor progression. Recently, new approaches to the prevention and cure of thrombosis in cancer have been investigated, and the hypothesis that strategies to inhibit clotting mechanism may favorably affect malignant disease is gaining increasing interest. In this article, the various aspects of the complex relationship between thrombosis and cancer, from pathophysiology to therapy, are reviewed.

17. Enzyme Therapy Today & For the Future Enzyme therapy has earned a special position as an ethical, rational and highly promising preventative measure. (Enzymes The Fountain of Life, pg 245) A significant number of oncologist in Germany, Italy and France already use enzymes for their cancer patients in the hospital. (Enzymes The Fountain of Life, pg 242, 243 Professor in the Chandler Medical Center (UK) is studying the antioxidant enzyme super oxide dismutase (SOD). Her research has shown that this enzyme slows the growth of cancer. “ This enzyme is non-toxic which makes it much better than any drug or chemical prevention ever known.”

19. Benefits of Supplemental Digestive Enzymes Assimilation and utilization of food, vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients. Conservation of energy Elimination of waste Improved energy and health

20. A Practical Approach Raw Food Digestive Enzymes Reduce Inflammation (Anti-inflammatory) Enzymes Reduce Thrombosis (Nattokinase) Enhance Immune function (Proteases)