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enzymes for your allergies

enzymes for your allergies

Posted by Enzymedica on 10th Aug 2022

Enzymes can help with allergies

enzymes for your allergies - Naturobotanica Nearly all environmental threats such as seasonal irritants, allergens and inflammation contain proteins. But did you know that using targeted enzymes can erode and deactivate proteins? Enzymes will also support immunity, by promoting the growth of healthy gut bacteria, increase nutrient absorption and can break down mucus.

Here are our top picks for those who are finding that springtime is sneeze time:

1.Enzymedica Allerase™ – targets inhaled irritants

Allerase™, a totally natural product, uses two enzymes - amylase (starch-digesting) and Mucolase™ (which targets and breaks down mucus) - to combat irritants and help restore your feel good factor. Because Allerase™ contains all-natural enzymes, it’s non-drowsy and free from side effects.

Enzymedica Allerase™ – targets inhaled irritants

2.Enzymedica Mucostop™ - targets mucus

Enzymedica UK’s top selling Mucostop™ targets and breaks down excess mucus to help you breathe better in any season. This all-natural solution clears out mucus without causing the drowsiness that is associated with many allergy products. It helps support immune health too.

Enzymedica UK’s top selling Mucostop™ targets and breaks down excess mucus to help you breathe better

3.Enzymedica Enzyme Defence™ - targets invaders

For all-round immune support - Enzyme Defence™ is packed with a number of beneficial enzymes, including protease, catalase and Mucolase™ to help remove unwanted proteins from the bloodstream, breakdown excess mucus, encourage healthy circulation and provides support to purify the body.

For all-round immune support - Enzyme Defence™ is packed with a number of beneficial enzymes

What’s more – there’s also Thera-blend™

Thera-blend™ is a process exclusive to Enzymedica. It’s the precise blending of multiple enzymes for maximum benefit, resulting in superior performance - breaking down the molecules that generate reactions.