Bromelain

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Pineapple can cause a burning or tingling sensation on the tongue due to the enzyme, oh, bromelain.

Bromelain.

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I was calling it bromine.

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Pineapple can cause a burning or tingling sensation on the tongue due to the enzyme, oh, bromelain.

Bromelain.

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I was calling it bromine.

Many people are.

Bromelain, NAC, natokinase, etc., etc.

But the worry is ultimately that people have been genetically altered.

So it's a case of managing the systems of that.

You can find that in a health food store.

Bromelain, which you find in pineapple and certain fruits, is a really good proteolytic enzyme.

These proteolytic enzymes help break down the excess proteins that don't digest very well.

They can help break up the uric acid crystals.

In one study, it was shown that, um, the active ingredient in turmeric, curcumin, was as effective as another anti-inflammatory called phenylbutazone, which, if I'm not mistaken, that's taken off the market in the US and the UK.

Bromelain is that