Enzyme myth

[Guest guest]

Hi Erica and others who have asked,

 

I'm going to respond ... it's in my queue. Please give me an opportunity to

explain, okay?

 

Yes, Erica, I agree that enzymes are real, no question there at all. Enzymes

are a major classification within proteins, and heck, they are a primary

active ingredient in most laundry products! But to call them " life force " is

a quantum leap in imagination ... I'll explain. But people here have little

" hard " science background, so we need to begin in a more basic place ...

like, what are proteins to begin with?? And that will take me some time.

 

More to follow ... may be several days, though. Big backlog and a few other

priorities at the moment.

 

Best,

Elchanan

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rawfood [rawfood ] On Behalf Of

Erica

Tuesday, September 25, 2007 9:56 AM

rawfood

[Raw Food] Re: Enzyme myth

 

 

Wait a minute.

 

Enzymes are scientific fact. There are books written about them by

doctors, and they exist in raw food. They ARE life force. Why is it so

bad and awful to acknowledge that? Why is it " hooey " ? I'm not sure I

could ever come to feel that way. I mean, what of the book Enzyme

Nutrition by Dr. Howell? Why are you guys so anti-enzyme?

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

> More to follow ... may be several days, though. Big backlog and a few

other

> priorities at the moment.

>

Okay, sure. And be sure to include all the other things that are more

important about a raw foods diet, too. :-) Also, though, David Wolfe

always showed kirlian images of cooked cabbage and like raw cabbage,

etc, and the difference in energy was night and day. But at your pace,

if you want to explain where you are coming from, I'd for one

appreciate hearing it. Erica