Product Description
This book throughly describes the role of Enzymes Therapy in restoring, promoting and maintaing optimal health. The topics covered in depth are as follows; Definition of what an Enzyme is, the 4 types, the history of enzyme therapy, animal vs plant-based enzyme therapy, the digestive system, the use of therapeutic enzymes, specific enzymes in therapy, determining enzyme potency, proper pH, the microlflora (bacteria) connection, the immune system, physical fitness, choosing the correct supplement, enzyme deficiency testing, proteases and their effect on probiotics and a discussion of glucoreductase

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 8 reviews)

Enzymes work by Donald R. Fletcher (Jacksonville, Fl)

4 Stars
September 20, 2009
Very informative, though a little too in-depth at times. I liked the reference to companys and web address. The author failed to mention one particular outfit that has an excellent enzyme mixture for Candidis (oral thrush) for those who are seeking enzyme therapy for that condition I reccomend the Gobal Health Trax product called ThreLac I used it and it WORKS. Back on topic, I liked the book because of some historical backround and current discoveries in enzyme therapy. The information on where to get enzymes is very usefull for those not having dealt with associated health problems. Good health to all. Regards, Fletcher

Healthy information by Jeffrey R. Terrell

5 Stars
June 30, 2008
THis book really made me think and adjust my eating habits as I age I want to be healthy and live longer.

An Overview of Enzymes by lean_bot (Orange County, CA)

3 Stars
December 07, 2007
As I reflect back on pages 7 through 116 some portions read like a health book. Examples being the chapters on the Importance of PH Balance and another chapter on Microflora (Bacteria) connection. Pages 119 through 240 are protocols for "specific aliments... that consist of enzyme therapy." "The protocols recommended is based on 8 years of practical applications with thousands of individuals." Appendix I includes a simple enzyme deficiency test, which offers results along with the definition of deficient enzymes. Appendix II is how I expected the flow of this book to be . . "Dr Hiroyuki Sumi and his research of blood clot busting and the enzyme Nattokinase." Another example "cause of Glutin Intolerances." Nevertheless, I am suprised that there isn't an About the Author in the book given that the book discusses enzyme supplementations. Overall, this book is a good start on learning about enzymes. No, I did not Google the author before or after I have read this book.

Lot's of interesting info by Debbie (Whitman, MA)

5 Stars
April 15, 2007
I suffer from numerous digestive disorders. I am always looking for new ways to help myself. I came across, ENZYMES:What The Experts Know and decided to read it. VERY informative and easy to read. Anybody interested in digestive enzymes should give it a try. Explains the different types of enzymes and what they do. Also gives a list of companys who special in enzymes so you can compare products and prices. I was very impressed with this book and recommend it to anyone looking for good info on digestive enzymes.

A new and helpful way of looking at nutrition by Allison (Florida)

5 Stars
December 01, 2006
I have recently gotten into some newer health movements like yoga and raw food eating, but enzymes and enzyme therapy are another great new wave that is coming up in the nutrition world. I especially like Bohanger's book because he puts the complex scientific ideas of how enzymes work into language that is simple enough for normal people to understand. I feel much more empowered about my own health and wellness, and the future of my health, now that I have read this book. If you are interested in maintaining your health in the long run, which all of us should be, you should definitely pick up a copy of this book and start practicing what Bohager teaches.

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