Fruits and Vegetables: capsicums, tomatoes, pumpkins, cauliflowers, broccoli, green beans, etc.

Leaf Vegetables: Ashitaba, cabbage, kale, mulukhiyah, lettuce, spinach, brassica pekinensis, etc.

Stem Vegetables: asparagus, onions, green beans, celery, etc.

Root Vegetables: burdocks, white radishes, carrots, beets, purple sweet potatoes, etc.

Herbs: parsley, cress, ginger, etc.

Crops and Nuts: maize, rice, sesame, etc.

Fruit and Seaweed: lemons and kelp

Cordyceps: Cordyceps sinensis mycelium

Others: brown sugar, mineral salt, and yeast extract

Net weight: 20g X 20 sachets (liquid)

Directions: Consume 1 to 3 sachets daily before meals. Recommended to consume directly from the sachet.

No artificial flavoring, coloring or sweeteners. Vegetarian Formula.
Product of Japan

We need to eat foods that contain abundant amounts of enzymes such as fermented foods. However, enzymes are difficult for our body to absorb as it usually has high molecular weight. They are usually prone to heat which reduce its efficacy.

CORDYZYME overcome this by using a unique 2 stage low temperature fermentation using Bacillus sp. Biozyme, the original bacillus and has a special ability that produces active ingredients such as enzyme or polysaccharide.

The two-stage fermentation with low temperature turns enzyme into enzyme peptides, which has a low molecular weight and easy to absorb. We use over 40 kinds of carefully selected vegetable derived raw materials (fruit, vegetables, edible herbs, stem vegetables, root crops, herbs, grains, nuts, seaweeds, etc.) to ferment and mature at a low temperature.

Why is enzyme important to our body?

Cells in a human body keep the body functioning by making hundreds of millions of chemical reactions happen constantly. “Enzymes” help the chemical reaction happen and enable cells to carry out their work properly, which makes us capable of keeping our bodies healthy.

Because of aging or unbalanced dietary habits, the ability of our body to produce enzymes deteriorates. Enzyme deficiency causes our body to be highly susceptible to free radical attacks that may lead to cellular damage, organ dysfunction, weak immunity and resistance, indigestion, slow metabolism, and other afflictions. At the same time, a body that is deficient in enzymes may also be more sluggish in excreting unwanted toxins, causing it to accumulate and render our body more acidic.

One of the very first symptoms of enzyme deficiency is indigestion, lethargy, fatigue, poor appetite, backache, shoulder soreness, dysphoria, insomnia, inability to concentrate, joint pain, weak resistance, bad breath and anxiety.

Remember the time when olden days people rarely got sick? The secret lies in the consumption of enzyme-rich food — and now, you can do it too!

List of Nutrients in CORDYZYME

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Cordyceps Sinensis

Cordyceps Sinensis is also known as the caterpillar fungus and sometimes even the winter worm. It is typically mistaken to be a mushroom but it is actually a parasitic fungus. It is also known as the zombie caterpillar and is native to China and Tibet. It has been known to be used as a magic herb for years in the Chinese and Tibetan culture due to the immense health benefits it has.

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