Proteolytic Enzyme Supplements Slow Human Aging!

Even many so called health gurus are unaware of the incredible health benefits of proteolytic enzyme supplements. These powerful enzymes can have a positive impact on all known hallmarks of aging, and if you're not taking them, then you are missing out a vital part of the longevity puzzle.

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  • @humantribeapparel says:

    More YouTube GOLD!!!

  • @leeyost9917 says:

    I just bought some two days ago. Thanks for your videos! Thanks for calling me smart! 😂

  • @Vagabond4lyfe says:

    What about fasting?

  • @Knife_Collector says:

    I would like to see a list in one place, of everything our body needs, but makes less of as we age. If we started taking them at the point in life that they start decreasing, living to 100 might become common.

  • @travv88 says:

    Empty stomach makes sense. What about combined with other supplements though?

  • @gettingstuffdoneright5332 says:

    The choice is 30 servings for $29 vs 90 servings for $58, a 1-month vs a 3-month supply, the Enzymedica is actually the better deal

  • @tomprovan50 says:

    Wobenzym N is highly recomended also

  • @michaelh2797 says:

    I’ve been taking Wobenzym n for years, for arthritis pain and inflammation. Glad to know there are additional benefits. The problem is, they are horrible about keeping it in stock for the last couple of years. I’m almost out of my last bottle, so I’ll be checking on one of these. Thanks!

  • @rvazquez818 says:

    What are your thoughts on Repair Gold by Enzymedica?

  • @mastrshok says:

    I suspected that these contain serrapeptase and they do. It’s recommended to not take serrapeptase for a long period (30+ days) unless instructed to do so

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