SlimeZymes™

Description

Introducing a new, innovative enzyme blend, intended for stagnated slime, intestinal mucus, and built-up matter that seems to almost take on a life of its own! We have been pioneers, in paving a path through misunderstood intestinal biofilms, which are not even fully understood by science today. Working closely with our customers, using many enzyme variations, to support varying symptoms, we have a multi-dimensional understanding of the activity, possibilities, and capabilities of each different enzyme. While the biofilm matrix itself is said to mostly consist of proteins, a monkey wrench was thrown into the equation when the test results of our own “Rope Worm” specimen came back as “plant matter”. Simply put, Rope Worm is stagnated intestinal mucus, although it seemed to almost have parasitic qualities. For years now, our customers have reported that our plant-based enzymes were causing them to also release this stagnated “slime”. It is known by the names “Rope Worm” and “Mucoid Plaque”. We sit back and watch many practitioners argue whether it is same substance or not, knowing that we have a photo of our Rope Worm, consisting of both, construction the same structure. The difference may actually be layers of varying pathogens, material, or possibly a constructive timing. This hidden world of our internal terrain contains unexplained and mysterious structures and pathogens that have manipulated, lived within, and melded as one, inside of us, for a very long time.

With that said, this blend contains enzymes that go after both plant matter, including fungus, and proteins within a biofilm matrix. It may still support fast-forming mucus created by our membranes, such as respiratory mucus. It contains an equal amount of protein-dissolvents and plant cell-dismantling enzymes.

The protein-dissolving enzymes are fibrinolytic (fibrin-dissolving) and proteolytic (protein-dissolving), meaning that as they sweep through the body’s cavities, they attach to protein matter in their path. Fibrin, and other proteins, are considered to be the “glue” that holds the biofilm matrix intact. If the intestinal tract is compacted with biofilm matter, it may release pathogens that are newly exposed, of which the enzymes may also attack and have an effect on. Some pathogens contain a protein coating, keeping it barricaded from our immune system and these types of enzymes may chip away at that protective barrier as well. They may also help to dissipate systemic proteins, and pathogens, free-floating within the bloodstream as well. It is also the substance used in the encystment process that pathogens use to build a shell around themselves, going dormant for extended periods of time. Lastly, there may be lots of cellular matter roaming around when the immune system or inflammation is in overdrive. As the cells burst, become damaged, or die, they may cause protein particles to massively release, which itself may cause detrimental effects. 

To be honest, even though test results come back as “plant matter” when you take a specimen into the doctor for testing, there is literally no information on the internet available that can really give an adequate explanation as to how this may be! With so little resources, we are happy to have the feedback of testing and customers to show us what these enzymes may do! Fungus may be considered as a plant and the melding of mold and pathogens and their role in intestinal biofilms may be a concept for science to research further. Understanding the dismantling concept of plant cells may be the key to tackling them. Once the cell wall is damaged, it may leave an opportunity for enzymes and other herbs or supplements to get into the core of the cell. This may reduce the ability to hide from our immune system and lay dormant in our tissues. We may be able to use these enzymes to break down its structure, as well as its strategies!

These enzymes are pure, without any fillers, and they come as a 1 oz. powder, spray, or as a colloidal solution. The spray may be used orally, in the nasal cavity, or even on the skin! The enzymes are child and animal-safe as well. They are vegan-safe, cruelty-free, as they are not taken from the animal directly. They are “pharmaceutical grade”, spending no time wasted on store shelves, which results in a freshness, quality, and possibly a more activity!

Lastly, keep in mind that the higher one works up in dose, may determine how systemic and saturated the body may become by them. For chronic biofilm, you may want to work up to a higher dose, whereas for detox maintenance, you may want to take the suggested dose. There is also the method of pulsing high and low doses, with, or without a day off. It may be important to continue taking your enzymes for a few weeks, even after any mucus matter has passed or simply doesn’t seem to be an issue anymore. This ensures that you get over the threshold of it possibly returning.