Osteoporosis Acute inflammation Kidney Abscess Diuretic Anxiety syndromes Virus Infections Bacteria Inflammatory conditions of the throat, nose, mouth, ear, sinus and gums. Oral proteases taken on an empty stomach have been shown to be absorbed and carried into the blood stream where they are bound to alpha 2-macroglobulin. Several studies have indicated that oral proteases bound to the macroglobulins hydrolyze immune complexes, proteinaceous debris, damaged proteins, and acute phase plasma proteins in the blood stream. It is suggested that oral proteases may help hydrolyze and remove extracellular proteins damaged by free radicals. This is based on the absorbability of the protease into the circulatory system, their hydrolytic activity and ability to remove proteinaceous debris in blood and extracellular fluid, and their susceptibility due to their unfolding and other conformational modifications from their native state.
Protease is a polymorphic enzyme.
The enzyme action it produces can adapt to meet the current digestive or metabolic needs of the body. Protealitic enzymes have been known to thin the blood. The burning will dissipate shortly.