Fertility Enzyme Therapy is a method for helping the body clear itself of excess tissue, breakdown scar tissues, cleanse the blood, increase circulation to the reproductive organs and reduce immunological response.
Fertility Enzyme Therapy assists fertility by balancing:
Autoimmune fertility issues
Uterine Fibroid Tumors
Inflammation
Cysts
Scar Tissue
PCOS
Endometriosis
Recurrent Miscarriages
Blood Clotting
The Benefits of Fertility Enzyme Therapy
Reduces Scar Tissues (fibrin):
Reduces Endometriosis by dissolving scar tissue (fibrin) buildup
Reduces Uterine Fibroid Tumors by removing fibrin buildup
Reduces thickening of blood and increases circulation
Reduces scar tissue (fibrin) caused from PID (Pelvic Inflammatory Disease)
Reduces Immunological Response:
Helps prevent the rejection of the fetus (recurrent miscarriage)
Increases Healthy Blood flow:
Reduces blood clotting
Increases circulation
Improves detoxification of the blood
Fertility Issues Helped with Fertility Enzyme Therapy
Here is a list of the types of fertility issues that many women have reported having benefited from Fertility Enzyme Therapy, and scientific studies have shown Serrapeptase (one of the major enzymes in Zymessence) can help with:
Endometriosis
Immunological Response
Recurrent Miscarriage
Uterine Fibroid Tumors and Cysts
Old Scar Tissue and Blocked Fallopian Tubes
Poor egg health
How to use Fertility Enzyme Therapy for Specific Fertility Issues:
Endometriosis
Fertility Enzyme Therapy is one of the best and most effective natural treatments for endometriosis. Specific enzymes found in Zymessence reduce the scar tissue and digest the excess tissues left from endometriosis.
Fertility Enzyme Therapy also aids women who have endometriosis by reducing the inflammation caused from the scar tissue irritating the surrounding organs and may help with the pain that sometimes comes from having endometriosis.
The blood cleansing actions of this therapy help to bring proper circulation to the reproductive system and get the “stagnant blood” cleared out, bringing fresh oxygenated blood to your uterus and ovaries.
It is best to start the Fertility Enzyme Therapy with The Fertility Cleanse. For endometriosis you will want to stay on the Fertility Enzyme Therapy for at least three months so all of the stagnant tissues and scar tissues can be cleared. For suggested dosage click here.
Recurrent Miscarriage
For recurrent pregnancy losses caused from either immunological response or blood clotting, Fertility Enzyme Therapy is an affective option. In a five year study women who had experienced a recurrent miscarriage due to immunological response (more than 30% of miscarriages) were put on a systemic enzyme supplement before and during there pregnancies(1). 79% of the women carried out their pregnancies to term and gave birth to healthy babies.
This is an amazing discovery. The only options available before this study were anti-immunological agents similar to the type used in transplant patients, but most doctors will not use them due to there toxicity during pregnancy.
Fertility Enzyme Therapy is a major part of the Miscarriage Prevention Program. You must follow the suggested dosage very carefully.
Hi Hethir,
“I’ve had 5 miscarriages and no cause was found. With this 6th pregnancy, I decided to try taking Zymessence 3 per day. Now I’m 21 weeks pregnant which for me is a major milestone!!
This is the only thing I’ve done differently this pregnancy and I plan on continuing taking these at least until this baby is born. By the way, the baby is a boy!!”
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Uterine Fibroids and Cysts
The systemic enzymes used in Fertility Enzyme Therapy have been shown in research to reduce the engorgement (swelling and pain) of fibrocystic conditions (2). They also eat away at the cysts reducing their size or eliminating them over time. With uterine fibroids it is important to also make sure you are reducing the estrogen coming into your body and actively getting rid of excess estrogens, this can be done with the estrogen metabolizer DIM.
Using Fertility Enzyme Therapy is one of the two most important natural remedies for uterine fibroids. I have not found a more powerful way of reducing or eliminating uterine fibroids. suggested dosage click here.
“I have an AWESOME update from my Dr’s visit today… Well I hopped on the table and she begins to “lecture” me about how I am avoiding the inevitable and a cyst of my size and degree doesn’t go away on it’s own and that I should stop procrastinating. I just looked at her and said “ok”. Then she goes oh and you will have to get a bikini cut because your cyst is so big. She referred me to have my ultrasound done at another office and told me too see her in a week… So I went straight to have my ultrasound done. As the technician worked I asked her if my cyst was the same size (6cm) and she gave me a confused look then she said its not that big. She measured it and said it was 2 1/2 cm…!”
-Happy Zymessence user
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Old Scar Tissue and Blocked Fallopian Tubes
Fertility Enzyme Therapy can help to reduce the scar tissues left from surgeries like cesareans, PID, tubal reversal, abdominal surgery, etc. which may be affecting your reproductive system. A specific systemic enzyme found in Zymessence eats away and reduces the fibrin (the material that makes up scar tissue) over time. This therapy is extremely effective at reducing scar tissues. suggested dosage click here.
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“I am currently taking the zymessence and have gotten great results. I had a blacked fallopian tube and ovarian cyst. My tube is no longer blocked and my cyst has decreased in size. You will not be dissapointed with these supplements”
-Akami
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Increasing Egg Health
One of the major factors for increasing egg health is to increase the circulation to the ovaries. Fertility Enzyme Therapy can help to cleanse the blood, and make the blood less “sticky”. For best results use the Fertility Enzyme Therapy in conjunction with the Egg Health Program.
NOTE: STOP TAKING SYSTEMIC ENZYMES TWO WEEKS BEFORE ANY TYPE OF SURGERY.
How to Use Fertility Enzyme Therapy
My favorite systemic enzyme to use for Fertility Enzyme Therapy is Zymessence. Zymessence contains many powerful systemic enzymes, one being serrapeptase. Serrapeptase works as an anti-inflammatory, and digests dead tissues, blood clots, and cysts.
Zymessence is a blend of systemic enzymes that provide support for the entire body. You may have heard about digestive enzymes before, those are enzymes that are specific for the digestive system. Systemic enzymes assist the entire body. For best results use for at least 3 - 6 months continuously.
The way you apply Fertility Enzyme Therapy may be different then the way you are used to taking supplements.
How to Take Zymessence
Take your systemic enzymes on an empty stomach - This is very important. The enzymes need to make it past the stomach to be absorbed in the intestine. Do not take with food. Wait at least 1/2 and hour before eating and a 1 hour after eating to take your enzymes.
Try to spread your dosage throughout the day - Taking them at three different times of the day is the best.
There is no toxicity from enzymes. There is no dangerous or lethal dose of Zymessence. For best results use for at least 3 - 6 months continuously.
Warning: Those on prescription blood thinners should not use this systemic enzyme without your doctor’s supervision.
References:
1. Wong, Willian, N.D., PhD. Increasing Fertility and Maintaining Pregnancy Naturally.PDF
2. Dittmar, F-W.; Enzyme therapy - a method of immune therapy for women with a history of immunologically - induced habitual abortion. Foum Medizin Verlagsgesellschaft, Forum Immunologie 3/2000.
3. Nouza, K., Kinsky, R., Dimitriov, D.; Immunology and immunopathology of reproduction. Folia Biologica 38, Prag. 1992.
4. Inderst, R., Enzyme therapy in vascular disease. Allgemeinmedizin 19 (1990),
154.
5. Wong, William, ND, PhD. What Are Systemic Enzymes and What Do They Do?. PDF
6. Chris Serafini, D.C. Systemic Enzymes, Lignans and Uterine Health. PDF
7. Nouza K., Madar J. VIII. Immunomodulation in the treatment of reproduction disturbances. American Journal of Reproductive Immunology 2001, Vol. 46, No. 1, pp. 106, Abst. WP8-3
8. F.-W. Dittmarl, W. Luh. Treatment of fibrocystic mastopathy with hydrolytic enzymes. International J. of Experimental and Clinical Chemotherapie 1993: Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 9-20
9. Patki, V, M.D. How Systemic Enzymes Fight Inflammation. http://www.systemicenzymetherapy.com/Inflammation/CourseofAction.htm
