I have used a few different Wobenzyme blends with success. I also like NutriNeeds Prime-Zyme blend and some people like Omega Zyme by Garden of Life.

Hi Ho Nat,

I brought this same subject up about a week ago and, like you, I was hoping to get input from folks about the various products they were trying - (Lapis provided some primo info on sestemic enzymes in general).

I started with Vitalzym 2 weeks ago via info provided by :
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ptpilotprogram/?yguid=138407121
The initial vibes are good.......But it's flippin' expensive!

Listening to the William Wong tape, the emphasis seems to be on one of the components : serrapeptase - What I've found frustrating is that the mg of the components aren't listed on the bottel - emailed the company and was told that it's "a Proprietary Formula".

>>>The nature’s plus enzyme (acti-zyme) looks good. Anyone tried this and would this be systemic in nature?<<<

Systemic just means you're taking it between meals (so that it gets directly to the blood stream without having to mess with digesting food).

One other very interesting thing on the Wong tape : Relative to enzymes, vitamins are co-enzymes and minerals are co-factors.

Personally, this systemic premise feels like a biggie.......We shall see....... Later

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Frank
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I have been using Vitalzym for several weeks now. It is the first "systemic" enzyme that I have used. I have had major, major candida die off, which I thought I had gotten under control with everything else I had been doing - liver flushing, 3lac, probiotics, etc. But I guess the Vitalzym found some more of the little buggers. I am taking it for several reasons, mostly for female problems, and it may be a little too soon to tell, but I think I can tell some improvement. Will know in a few more weeks. Thanks.

B