Enzyme therapy - the silent power of nature for healing

What are enzymes?

Enzymes are biological catalysts that enable or accelerate almost all chemical reactions in the human body. They are essential for digestion, metabolism, cell repair and immune function

• Digestive enzymes: amylase, lipase, protease
• Metabolic enzymes: regulate cell reactions
• Plant/animal enzymes: e.g. bromelain, papain, trypsin

Basics of enzyme therapy

Enzyme therapy aims to supply the body with specific enzymes to support healing processes. It is used for

• Inflammation (e.g. rheumatism)
• Infections and immune deficiencies
• Digestive disorders and enzyme deficiency
• Wound healing and post-operative regeneration
• Accompanying oncological therapy

Systemic enzyme therapy

Enzymes are taken on an empty stomach in order to have a systemic effect in the blood. The effects range from anti-inflammatory to immunomodulating

Integration into information medicine

Enzyme therapy fits ideally into the holistic and regulative view of information medicine. In frequency therapy, we analyse and strengthen enzyme systems via frequency patterns

• Analysing enzymatic dysregulation
• Energy supply to stressed organs
• Harmonisation through individual frequencies

Combination with frequency therapy

In the frequency therapy practice of NLS Informationsmedizin GmbH, we combine targeted enzyme preparations with and frequency patterns to activate the self-healing system