U.S. Enzymes Theraxym 93 vegetarian capsules

U.S. Enzymes Theraxym 93 vegetarian capsules

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U.S. Enzymes Theraxym 93 vegetarian capsules

U.S. Enzymes Theraxym 93 vegetarian capsules

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U.S. Enzymes Theraxym is a blend of 10 full spectrum plant based systemic enzymes in a proprietary mineral that super charges the effects of the enzyme action. Supports overall joint, tendon and cartilage function, heart health, immune system, the body's natural healing response, promotes circulatory health, maintains healthy lung function, and reduce excess mucous.
Recommended use: Take 1 capsule with a glass of water on an empty stomach (2 hours before or after meals), or as directed by a healthcare professional. May be taken every eight hours (3 times per day).
U.S. Enzymes Theraxym Facts:

1 capsule contains:

  • EnzymEnergized Enzyme Blend
    Proteolytic catalysts:
  • Protease I 150,000 HUT
  • Protease II 2,000 PC
  • Protease III 400 PC
  • Serratiopeptidase 16,680 U
  • Seaprose STM (crystalline) 13,350 U
  • Papain 500,000 FCC PU
  • Bromelain 1,000,000 FCC PU
  • Peptidase 1,800 HUT
  • Nattokinase 334 FU
  • Peptidase S 8 LAPU
    Free radical catalyst
  • Catalase 110 U
  • Rutin (sophora japonica) 33 mg
  • EnzymEnergized Mineral blend 20 mg
Other Ingredients: rice extract, capsule (vegetable cellulose, water).
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Pam
Good Product

Our holistic doctor recommended using Theraxym 93c Enzymes about 6 months ago. Both my husband and I have seen a noticeable difference and like the product.

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H K.
Fan of US Enzymes

Love all US Enzyme products including this!! Helped me so much.

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Jack

Hey Dr. Dan! I'm looking for Seaprose S. I thought Amano Enzyme changed the name to Protease but I see you have different versions listed of that. Also, my understanding is that Seaprose doesn't degrade from stomach acid while it's "cousin" serripepCan you straighten out the confusion for me please? Good NIH study on Seaprose here.
Thx.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9091835

J
Jack

Hey Dr. Dan! I'm looking for Seaprose S. I thought Amano Enzyme changed the name to Protease but I see you have different versions listed of that. Also, my understanding is that Seaprose doesn't degrade from stomach acid while it's "cousin" serripepCan you straighten out the confusion for me please? Good NIH study on Seaprose here.
Thx.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9091835

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