Today on Integrative Cancer Solutions we are joined by Pamela McDougle and discuss all about Enzyme protocal.

What is that you ask?

Enzymes are simply substances which are produced in the body by various glands which acts as a catalysts to bring about a specific biochemical reaction. There are many types of enzymes in the body, there are metabolic enzymes which work inside cells which convert one chemical into another, these can include proteins and fatty acid compounds. Another group of enzymes work in your digestive system and are produced in your stomach and pancreas. The pancreas produces pancreatic enzymes which help to break down your foods to their basic components, amino acids, fatty acids and glucose. In the case of using enzymes for cancer therapy, the type of enzymes used in are pancreatic enzymes, but not in the application of digesting your foods, but in the application of stimulating the immune response to identifying and killing the cancer cells.

Pamela is the last remaining students of Dr. William Kelley who designed the enzyme use based on the theories of Dr. John Beard in 1962.  Thousands of cancer survivors later Pamela is trying to make sure that Dr. Kelley's work continues beyond just her uses of it.

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