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1. They can be boosted naturally by consuming enzyme-rich foods, such as papaya or pineapple, or by taking a digestive enzyme supplement before each meal

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2. Walking briskly on a daily basis not only results in calorie burning, it increases enzyme and metabolic activity that may result in increased calorie consumption for up to 12 hours after walking as little as 2 miles

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3. Medicines like Crocin, Aspirin, Digestive Enzyme syrups, Digene, Pudin Hara, Eye Tone, Iodex, Enos Fruitsalt, Vitamins, Vicks and so on fall in this category

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4. • AGRI-GRO: Agri-Gro is another of those great products that we humans invent! Agri-Gro is an enzyme product that helps restore life to the soil

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5. It combines aerobic and anaerobic bacteria enhancers that produce nitrogen from the air and enzyme action in the soil

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6. “An enzyme that strong would probably dissolve a brain like that

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7. He didn’t know at the time what that enzyme was used for, or the reputation of Kemberra’s friend

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8. Kemberra was the foreman of the secret lab’s enzyme store room

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9. This is an enzyme used in neurological research that was also the base ingredient in shonggot

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10. “Yeah, but I feel almost as bad about it as you do, after all, the main enzyme came from my storeroom

11. angiotensin–converting enzyme inhibitors and the rich concentration of

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12. Photoreactivating Enzyme in the Blind Fish,

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13. Studies of a mutation in the neurotransmitter metabolizing enzyme monoamine oxidize A (MAO-A) have been shown to cause a syndrome that includes violence and impulsivity in humans

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14. Enzyme testing found she just needed to be put on a gluten-free diet

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15. enzyme levels in my liver and promised that he would call my psychologist Bruce and talk

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16. people on the island of Okinawa have developed a salivary enzyme that is used

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17. “We found a bacterium that produced an enzyme that destroyed the virus

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18. Not surprisingly, enzymes themselves are produced by a complex enzyme called the

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19. enzyme supplementation may be beneficial to counter these outcomes as we age

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20. is more likely to be a result of digestive enzyme deficiency

21. These conditions have been shown to benefit from the use of digestive enzyme supplementation as insuf icient

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22. digestive enzyme synthesis and secretion are hallmark features of each of these conditions

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23. the Annals of Rheumatic Diseases that he obtained good results with enzyme treatment in over 700 patients with

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24. German researchers have shown that the use of digestive enzyme

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25. enzyme theory was largely forgot en until 1963, when Dr

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26. such, a study was performed to test the ef icacy of pancreatic enzyme supplementation in AIDS patients with

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27. The study showed that the use of the digestive enzyme product Creon, at a

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28. dose of 1000 units of lipase enzyme per gram of ingested dietary fat, was highly ef ective in reducing fecal fat loss

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29. with certain conditions appear to have a defect in the delta-6 desaturase enzyme that converts linolenic acid (LA) to

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30. Glucosamine can then be N-acetylated by an acetyltransferase enzyme to yield N-

31. Carbinol influences the body’s enzyme systems in a fashion that favorably influences the 2-hydroxyestrone to 16-

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32. enzyme responsible for manufacturing the virus from the DNA of lymphocytes) and inhibits the activation in HIV that

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33. modulation of the HMG-CoA reductase enzyme, a rate-limiting enzyme in cholesterol synthesis

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34. Test tube studies indicate that Quercetin inhibits the enzyme in the liver that is responsible

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35. Genistein has also been shown to inhibit the 5-alpha reductase enzyme that is strongly linked to prostate

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36. It is involved in more than 200 enzyme reactions and is essential for healthy skin, tongue, digestive tract cells, and the formation of red blood cells

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37. Thus, only practitioners who can monitor liver enzyme and function tests should recommend or prescribe Niacin for hyperlipidemic patients

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38. Enzyme inhibitors are also found in whole grains

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39. Besides breaking down the phytic acid and enzyme inhibitors found in grain, sprouting also helps to break down the complex sugars that our bodies cannot and produces numerous enzymes that aid in the digestion of the grain

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40. The clinical picture in both requires the inhibition of an enzyme called “monoamine oxidase” in the brain

41. The enzyme catalyses the oxidation of a large variety of monoamine compounds including adrenaline, nor adrenaline, dopamine, serotonin and acetylcholine

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42. A capsule made up of mixture of aspirin, statin (a drug that inhibits the action of an enzyme in the liver’s production of cholesterol) and blood pressure lowering drugs

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43. investigated the use of enzyme supplements to improve digestion as a treatment for food

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44. Quercetin, a flavonoid found in most plants, has an inhibiting action on lipoxygenase, an enzyme that contributes to problems with asthma

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45. and promoting both stomach acid and digestive enzyme production

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46. Copper acts as an anti-inflammatory agent needed to activate superoxide dismutase (SOD), an enzyme that protects joints from inflammation

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47. Copper is a required cofactor for the enzyme lysyl oxidase, which plays a role in the cross-linking (and strengthening) of connective tissue

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48. enzyme which will help with all things related to your stomach health that we discussed

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49. They were missing a certain enzyme in their blood called diaphorase

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50. Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme Inhibitor-Associated Elevations in

51. The series of biochemical transformations of substances in the organism looks approximately in the following way: first, there is an activation of DNA, which stimulates a protein, as a result of which first an enzyme appears, then a necessary hormone that has a specific effect over definite processes… But Who controls all this process, Who gives commands to begin or end anything? These are higher “astral” SVIILL-GRUU-Creators and “mental” RRUURSS-MAA-Creators of biological Forms (the third synthesized Level of AIGLLILLIAA and ORLAAKTOR) that act as elementary and superuniversal particles of the uyyu’yy types of Fields-Consciousnesses

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52. At the same time, each enzyme actually binds to a carbon atom in the Well, and in doing so, it has created not a reproduction of the cell, but one that gets its energy on a molecular level

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53. Dogs do have an enzyme in their saliva that aids in the healing process

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54. b) Reducing the activity of enzyme that release vitamin A palmitate from the liver,

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55. Study shows that vitamin B1 helps to normalize the activity of an enzyme called

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56. by blocking the enzyme that breaks down progesterone

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57. stimulating the production of the enzyme 5-alpha reductase that causes the

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58. A congenital enzyme defect that interfere with normal process of the testes

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59. It is caused by the lack an enzyme which is vital for the

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60. It allowed them to eat cooked food: which killed many delicate enzymes in their food… which made that food harder to digest, which forced their bodies to deplete themselves of enzymes in order to replace the missing enzymes in their food, which created an enzyme imbalance, an enzyme deficiency in their bodies… which ultimately dulled their life-energy, their awareness, their senses… so they became desensitized

61. inhibiting the production of the enzyme 5-alpha reductase, thereby, reducing

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62. inflammation by inhibiting the effect of intermediate enzyme

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63. 5-alpha reductase is an enzyme produced only in specific tissues of the male

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64. Low levels of copper may alter enzyme systems in regulating the

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65. That is precisely what every electron, every atom, every hydrocarbon molecule, every enzyme, every oxygen molecule, every fat molecule, every hormonal molecule does inside every living organism: they all seek to understand the larger context of their surroundings and balance themselves in it

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66. Copper (Cu) Part of the enzyme

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67. These chemical compounds stimulate the production of a specific enzyme in the liver

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68. This enzyme promotes the dissolution of the excess triglyceride, which cannot be utilized by the cells

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69. The polyphenols contained in the leaves of the plant stimulate the production of a liver enzyme

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70. In turn, this enzyme prevents the excess nutrients consumed with food to be stored as fat deposits

71. enzyme called lipase, to begin the digestion of the fat

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72. How are fats digested? The fat enzyme of the stomach, lipase, begins its job on the fats eaten

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73. the fat enzyme manufactured by the pancreas, and by bile manufactured by the liver

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74. The two most common immunoassays are the enzyme multiplied immunoassay technique (EMIT) and the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA)

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75. · Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors act to widen the blood vessels and thus reduce resistance and pressure within these vessels

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76. They can be detected by a method known as Enzyme Potentiated

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77. Extracts of foods are combined with an enzyme that stimulates the 36

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78. Propecia works at inhibiting the enzyme (5-alpha-reductase) that produces the DHT hormone, an off shoot of the male testosterone hormone

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79. DHT is a hormone that is produced by an enzyme, a byproduct of the male hormone testosterone

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80. Researchers from the Institute of Food Research and the University of East Anglia have discovered that gut bacteria produce an enzyme that modifies how the cells in the lining of your digestive tract communicate

81. following trauma, the allele conferring lower activity of the MAO-A enzyme

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82. variants in the ALDH2 gene that impairs the enzyme function partially leading to an

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83. individuals with the impaired ALDH2 enzyme function have a reduced likelihood

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84. polymorphism-affecting enzyme activities have been detected and the investigation

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85. Nonetheless, individuals with lower or absent enzyme activity

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86. enhance or counterbalance the effects on enzyme activity

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87. variation in enzyme activity with a lower activity attributed to the met158 allele

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88. allele coding for the CYP2A6 enzyme have been linked to differences in nicotine

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89. Disulfiram is used in the treatment of alcoholism because it inhibits the enzyme

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