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claudia
09/01/11
claudia
Category: Diabetes

http://www.ercprobioticenzymes.com/faq.html Type II Diabetes (adult onset) normally responds better to enzyme therapy than Type I juvenile).* Research has shown that when there is a lack of blood

amylase is administered, blood sugar levels drop significantly.* One researcher showed that 86% of the diabetics that he examined had a deficiency of amylase in their intestinal secretions. He administered amylase to a majority of these patients, and found that 50% of the diabetics who were users…

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