How To Use Chymotrypsin And Trypsin Supplements In Diabetes

It is essential to understand that chymotrypsin and trypsin do not reverse diabetes. They do not substitute for diabetes medications. They certainly cannot substitute for insulin. It is necessary to continue with appropriate diet, to take medications, and to do blood sugar level checks several times a day to make sure the diabetes control plan is working. However, these two supplements sometimes can give the body the break it needs to make remarkable improvements.

 

Chronically elevated blood sugar levels can result in red blood cells and nerve cells that are covered with glycation products. Essentially, uncontrolled sugars result in cells that are cooked and caramelized, although still somewhat functional inside. Making the problem worse, the cells coated with these toxic byproducts of sugar don't get good blood flow, in part because sugar interferes with the ability of the arteries to open for good flow, and in part because the "slow flow" of the bloodstream allows blood clots to form.

 

Trypsin and chymotrypsin break up the "caramel coating" on nerve and red blood cells. 

 

They break down the fibrin scaffold on which the bloodstream can form clots. The combination of actions helps restore circulation in capillaries (smaller blood vessels) all over the body, and your body does the rest.

 

How can you use these two enzymes to fight the complications of diabetes? Here are some suggestions.

Enzymes don't do most of the hard work of recovering from diabetes. Diabetics do. Enzymes only make a difference when blood sugar levels are well controlled. 

 

That means you have to stick to your diet, every meal of every day, you have to measure your blood sugars to make sure you don't need extra medications or insulin and to make sure you are not taking too much, and you should not stop taking any other medications your doctor has prescribed without consultation. If you do your part, however, fibrinoytic enzymes can make the difference that enables recovery from some of the worst complications of diabetes when nothing else has worked.