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- Package Description:�60 CapsulesServing Size:�4 CapsulesNumber of Servings:�15
- DESCRIPTION DETAILS FACTS DIRECTIONS WARNINGS Systemic or chronic inflammation can seriously affect your health and contributes to a number of diseases and chronic health conditions. What is inflammation? Inflammation is an integral part of the immune system and is simply the body s response to an injury or infection. Infection or injury triggers a biological process known as the inflammatory cascade . Inflammation begins when pro-inflammatory hormones (prostaglandins, histamines and cytokines**) in your body signal white blood cells to remove the infection and/or damaged tissue. At the same time, anti-inflammatory compounds are released to begin the healing process. These compounds limit, control or modify the inflammatory response as necessary. This response to infection or injury is a normal, appropriate reaction. Inflammation is a good thing. Without it, infection would go unchecked and injuries would never heal. However, inflammation can also be potentially harmful. When the symptoms of inflammation continue, what started as a healthy immune response may become excessive or simply fail to shut off. It s this chronic inflammation that slowly destroys our organs, our ability for optimal functioning and leads to rapid aging. Many health experts now see inflammation as an immune system that s out of control. Most will also agree that the key to a strong immune system lies in the gut. Why? Because most of the body s defenses can be found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. Your GI tract has a huge responsibility. It takes the foods you eat, neutralizes any bacteria or viruses before they can infect your body and then gets rid of the waste. A poor diet is synonymous with poor gut health. Poor gut health can lead to bloating, constipation, reflux, excess gas, abdominal pain and heartburn. These symptoms are some classic, early signs of an inflamed GI tract. When left unchecked, inflammatory symptoms worsen and over time, your body becomes overwhelmed and less able to effectively do its job. The may result in the development of a number of chronic illnesses. Preventing and/or reducing inflammation begins with listening to your body, finding the cause, or causes, and developing a comprehensive approach to restore the balance between the immune response and inflammation. Make healthy lifestyles choices, pay attention to your diet, control your weight, exercise and manage your stress. Dietary supplements, like Inflamericzyme, containing key inflammation fighting nutrients may also be beneficial. Inflamericzyme contains a combination of clinically researched ingredients well known for their anti-inflammatory actions, including enzymes and herbals. Enzymes are proteins that facilitate chemical reactions in living organisms and are required for every single chemical action that takes place in your body. They reduce inflammation by neutralizing the bio-chemicals of inflammation (bradykinins and pro-inflammatory eicosanoids) to levels where synthesis, repair and regeneration of injured tissues can take place. Enzymes "digest" organic debris in the circulatory and lymph systems and the immune system uses them to destroy invaders. Supplementing with enzymes may improve the effectiveness of the natural process and may significantly improve the ability of your immune system to do its job. Other nutrients in the formulation are used for their synergistic effects and anti-inflammatory actions. Some work by disrupting the signaling process that activates the Cox-2 gene expression. Cox-2 is short for cyclooxygenase-2, an enzyme that helps the body produce inflammatory hormone-like compounds called prostaglandins and cytokines. Cox-2 is essential to fight infections or heal injuries. Too much Cox-2 appears to result from imbalances and deficiencies of certain nutrients. When the body overproduces Cox-2, the result is chronic inflammation and pain. Inflammation plays a role in many diseases, including arthritis, cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer s
Systemic or chronic inflammation can seriously affect your health and contributes to a number of diseases and chronic health conditions. What is inflammation? Inflammation is an integral part of the immune system and is simply the body s response to an injury or infection. Infection or injury triggers a biological process known as the inflammatory cascade . Inflammation begins when pro-inflammatory hormones (prostaglandins, histamines and cytokines**) in your body signal white blood cells to remove the infection and/or damaged tissue. At the same time, anti-inflammatory compounds are released to begin the healing process. These compounds limit, control or modify the inflammatory response as necessary. This response to infection or injury is a normal, appropriate reaction. Inflammation is a good thing. Without it, infection would go unchecked and injuries would never heal. However, inflammation can also be potentially harmful. When the symptoms of inflammation continue, what started as a healthy immune response may become excessive or simply fail to shut off. It s this chronic inflammation that slowly destroys our organs, our ability for optimal functioning and leads to rapid aging.Many health experts now see inflammation as an immune system that s out of control. Most will also agree that the key to a strong immune system lies in the gut. Why? Because most of the body s defenses can be found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. Your GI tract has a huge responsibility. It takes the foods you eat, neutralizes any bacteria or viruses before they can infect your body and then gets rid of the waste. A poor diet is synonymous with poor gut health. Poor gut health can lead to bloating, constipation, reflux, excess gas, abdominal pain and heartburn. These symptoms are some classic, early signs of an inflamed GI tract. When left unchecked, inflammatory symptoms worsen and over time, your body becomes overwhelmed and less able to effectively do its job. The may result in the development of a number of chronic illnesses.Preventing and/or reducing inflammation begins with listening to your body, finding the cause, or causes, and developing a comprehensive approach to restore the balance between the immune response and inflammation. Make healthy lifestyles choices, pay attention to your diet, control your weight, exercise and manage your stress. Dietary supplements, like Inflamericzyme, containing key inflammation fighting nutrients may also be beneficial.Inflamericzyme contains a combination of clinically researched ingredients well known for their anti-inflammatory actions, including enzymes and herbals. Enzymes are proteins that facilitate chemical reactions in living organisms and are required for every single chemical action that takes place in your body. They reduce inflammation by neutralizing the bio-chemicals of inflammation (bradykinins and pro-inflammatory eicosanoids) to levels where synthesis, repair and regeneration of injured tissues can take place. Enzymes "digest" organic debris in the circulatory and lymph systems and the immune system uses them to destroy invaders. Supplementing with enzymes may improve the effectiveness of the natural process and may significantly improve the ability of your immune system to do its job.Other nutrients in the formulation are used for their synergistic effects and anti-inflammatory actions. Some work by disrupting the signaling process that activates the Cox-2 gene expression. Cox-2 is short for cyclooxygenase-2, an enzyme that helps the body produce inflammatory hormone-like compounds called prostaglandins and cytokines. Cox-2 is essential to fight infections or heal injuries. Too much Cox-2 appears to result from imbalances and deficiencies of certain nutrients. When the body overproduces Cox-2, the result is chronic inflammation and pain.Inflammation plays a role in many diseases, including arthritis, cancer, heart disease, Alzheime
