Chitinase for Bio-film--Lyme and Morgellons Disease

If you've been following the updates and tuning into the Sunday call, you heard me talking about our newest enzyme product--Nature's Gift Chitinase Enzyme Formula. Chitinase is a difficult enzyme to find in enzyme formulations. And the value of the enzyme is that it's capable of breaking down chitin (pronounced Kai tn and I thank Marie of Texas for bringing its correct pronunciation to my attention during our last Sunday call). Mites lay eggs and the shells of eggs are made of chitin. Lufenuron inhibits the creation of chitin, but does not destroy once it's formed. All fungi and candida, are dependent on chitin. Again, lufenuron keeps fungi and candida from expanding, but does not destroy the existing organisms.

Chitinase is an enzyme that is targeted to break apart (assimilate) any chitin it finds. Our Flouracor Enzymes have chitinase in them, however, Flouracor also has probiotics which are healthy and highly recommended for dealing with Morgellons, however, if one is also dealing with Collembola, the probiotics feed that organism--not good news. Thus, we don't recommend using Flouracor until you're in mid Stage II of the diet. However, one more issue: Flouracor is a digestive enzyme to be taken with food to assist in assimilation of food so most of the chitinase doesn't get past the digestive tract. It's used to assimilate anything containing chitin that you consume, unless you take it on an empty stomach.

This is the advantage of our newest enzyme. It's taken on an empty stomach and what really piqued my interest is that it is primarily promoted by the company that produces it as an enzyme formula to assimilate (break down) bio film. And we all know how big a problem bio film is for many dealing with Morgellons.

Denise wrote and asked several questions about the new enzyme.

Richard,
Expecting chitinase in the mail today...
Do you have any reviews or testimonials yet, either on your website or others? Verbal reviews?
Does it dissolve existing eggshells, biofilm and mite biting parts, prevent formation of new, or both?
It says one capsule 4 times a day on empty stomach. Do you agree?
Can you dissolve a capsule in a cream or oil and apply topically to lesions?
Does it interact with any other products or cancel them out?
How fast to see results?
I will let you know if it helps!
Thank you!!!
Denise

Thank you for writing. I will be using your questions in a future update which means you will receive a $5 credit for any order of $25 or more from our new store. Go to http://XXXXX to place your next order.

While its been a long standing formulation, we just added NG Chitinase Enzyme Formulation product to our store, so you will be one of the first of the Morgellons people to use this product. It is generally only available to MDs and natural-paths. I look forward to your feed back. They suggest using probiotics to build gut flora, however, while that's great advice for almost everyone, if you're dealing with Collembola, probiotics will feed them and should be avoided until mid Stage II.

Until we know more, we only have their description of what the product does to rely on. They primarily focus on the biofilm aspect and are unaware of the issues skin parasite sufferers have with skin mites and fungal issues that chitinase also addresses.

Do not take them with food because they will then be used as digestive enzymes. You would use our digestive enzymes, Flouracor or Agro Relief, for that purpose. So take them on empty stomach. Because of the possibility of detox reactions, you might want to start with one cap and go up from there.

I don't know about dissolving them in cream or oil and applying the enzymes to skin lesions. If you do so, let me know what you learn. However, you can use our deep wound cleanse kit for that, or apply our nano glutathione direct to lesions.