While protein is life's most basic building block, it can also be deadly. The proteins in venoms, germs and viruses, for example, can sicken or kill us. Because of this, the immune system is designed to identify foreign proteins that find their way into the bloodstream, and to break them down into the individual amino acids from which they are built.

Normally, the immune systems breaks down harmless proteins - those from pollens, molds, animal dander, etc. - with macrophage enzymes, which work so gently that we never even know they are there. In many people, however, the immune system mistakenly identifies these harmless proteins as dangerous pathogens, and sends out heavier weapons. These heavier weapons release chemicals called histamines, which cause the inflammation, itching, sneezing, and other discomforts we call allergic reactions.

To date, science has found no way to "teach" faulty immune systems to identify harmless proteins correctly. Certain blends of plant enzymes may, however, help reduce the frequency of allergic reactions, and the intensity of the discomforts they cause.

In the digestive process, protease enzymes break down proteins, amylase enzymes break down carbohydrates, lipase enzymes break down fats, and so on. Thus, when taken with meals, enzyme supplements improve the digestion of foods.

When taken between meals, substantial amounts of these enzymes are absorbed into the bloodstream. There, protease enzymes may be able to break down foreign proteins before the immune system sends heavier weapons, which may prevent the occurrence of an allergic reaction. In the same way, amylase enzymes may help break down hisatmines, so that the discomforts triggered by reactions already in progress may be minimized.

Each capsule of AllerFree contains 30,000 HUT's of protease, and 30,000 DU's of amylase. Within about two weeks of use, one capsule, in the morning, and another at bedtime (always on an empty stomach) may substantially reduce the frequency and intensity with which the discomforts associated with allergic reactions occur. If the use of these enzymes is discontinued, however, such discomforts will recur.

In short, enzymes do not repair the immune system. All they can do is support its normal, protein digesting actions, and possibly reduce the body's reactions to histamine.

To minimize discomforts in progress, one capsule may be used every 30 to 60 minutes, until the reaction dissipates. This can take from one to four hours, and require two to eight capsules. While using AllerFree in this way makes sense for those who experience the discomforts triggered by airborne allergens only occasionally, those who suffer more frequently find the preventative approach more to their liking.

For the millions who suffer the effects of airborne allergens, AllerFree represents a safe, natural solution. Those who use it tell us they have never experienced such complete relief from a natural product. Thus, we invite you try it, and assure you, that, if it does not meet with your satisfaction in every way, we will happily refund your entire purchase price.