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A comprehensive review of bromelain shows that it is easy to absorb, has no adverse side effects with long-term use, and helps so many health problems it is almost hard to believe. According to researchers, bromelain helps inappropriate clotting, fluid retention, inflammation, angina pectoris, bronchitis, sinusitis, surgical trauma, thrombophlebitis, debridement of wounds, osteoarthritis, diarrhea, various cardiovascular disorders, and also has anti-cancer properties. The researchers concluded their review by saying that, “bromelain can be used as an effective health supplement to prevent cancer, diabetes, and various cardiovascular diseases in the long run.”
The basic mechanism of bromelain is to increase enzyme power to digest undesired, damaged, or altered protein structures. Think of it as a potent housecleaning nutrient. Your body naturally makes these types of enzymes. However, their levels tend to decline with age just as the amount of trash tends to pile up in your body. Thus, a supplemental boost of a natural enzyme can help you keep up with the demands.
This review goes into some detail on the various mechanisms of bromelain and how it helps all of the problems mentioned above. It offers some new data that elaborates on more precise details of bromelain’s method of function beyond the general mechanism to increase enzyme power. The full article is available to read here.
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The basic mechanism of bromelain is to increase enzyme power to digest undesired, damaged, or altered protein structures. Think of it as a potent housecleaning nutrient. Your body naturally makes these types of enzymes. However, their levels tend to decline with age just as the amount of trash tends to pile up in your body. Thus, a supplemental boost of a natural enzyme can help you keep up with the demands.
This review goes into some detail on the various mechanisms of bromelain and how it helps all of the problems mentioned above. It offers some new data that elaborates on more precise details of bromelain’s method of function beyond the general mechanism to increase enzyme power. The full article is available to read here.
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