Clinical studies have found that Wobenzym has no serious adverse side effects even in extremely large doses. If you are taking blood-thinning medication, you should consult with your physician before taking Wobenzym.

When you are young, the body produces most of the enzymes it needs to maintain healthy joints, a strong immune system, robust circulation and overall good health. However, in some cases, enzymes can be "used up" faster than the body can manufacture them. Especially with age, the body loses its ability to produce enough enzymes to keep up with its own demand. This can leave a person vulnerable to a wide range of health problems, which is why Wobenzym is so important.

The enzymes in Wobenzym break down certain proteins in the body. It may seem strange to break down proteins, since they are essential to life. However, some proteins can be quite harmful to joints, organs and tissue. Wobenzym works like a biological "vacuum cleaner" to rid the blood of these harmful proteins.

a. The enzymes used in Vitalzym are plant derived, where other enzyme therapies are derived from bovine (cows). a. Severe heat can destroy the enzymes. Store in a cool, dry place, with the lid of the bottle tightly closed.

D-Mannose is a naturally occurring sugar. It is found in certain fruits and even produced in the body. The body doesn't metabolize the majority of the mannose when taken and instead it is passed to the urine. There it rapidly binds to the offending bacteria. No side effects have been reported. The body does not react to mannose in the way it does to most sugars.

Many of the ingredients in Safe Lips have been used by generations for their soothing and healing properties. All are approved cosmetic ingredients and listed in international cosmetic dictionaries. Silver, in appropriate amounts and usage, is widely used by naturopaths, homeopaths and other healers for its germicidal and therapeutic benefits. In fact, the use of Silver in wound and burn dressings, developed by Argentum Research, was approved by the FDA.

Ghana is a safe, stable country with relatively low crime levels compared to other West African countries. There is an increase in armed robbery, some of which targeting tourists and ex-pats. Take sensible precautions but be assured it is quite safe. However, corruption is absolutely rampant. There are police checkpoints everywhere and the cops usually just want money.