How To Make Drinking Enzymes

by Sandie on September 16, 2009



Drinking Enzyme

Drinking Enzyme

 

Making drinking enzyme is now a fad but culturing drinking enzyme is still something new to many.  I have friends excitedly informing me they are into making enzymes and they have just bought such a book from this bookshop teaching you how to make this drink.  Like what I mentioned in my previous post, I am an advocate to anything that is natural and healthy but this supposedly drinking enzyme will in the long run pose health problems to those who consume it on a regular basis.  It will weaken your liver because of the alcohol content in the drink.

What then is a healthy drinking enzyme?  Firstly and most important is that it must be cultured for a minimum of at least 6 (Six) months.  You can culture it longer than 6 months but nothing less than that.  Mine is already 13 months and very likely it will be filtered out for consumption by the end of this year.  Use raw organic honey (remember this is a health drink and I am sure we want the best from this drink so spending a little more on organic products is advisable).  Do not use wild honey.  Wild honey is collected by burning the hives and in the process kills thousands of bees and destroying their homes.  Do not use sugar as alcohol content is very high.  Do not use glass bottle as it will crack due to the build up of gas released during fermentation.  During the enzyme workshop that I attended I posed the question on using plastic bottle as being unhealthy.  The facilitator informed us that during fermentation process, it will produce a certain enzyme that will neutralise the bad effects of plastic.

Here is the recipe to a healthier you ….

1.  300 gm organic honey
2.  900 gm fruits (papayas, oranges, dragon fruits, lemon, apples, pears, pineapple (skin the pineapple).  You can mix all the fruits in or you may like a certain fruit only.  I mixed all in – skin and seeds etc.  If y0u are not using organic fruits, make sure you wash and soak the fruits properly.
3.  3 liters mineral water (buy the 5.5 liter mineral water from the supermarket and use only 3 liters)
 
Do not use sugar as it will produce alcohol and it is unhealthy for the liver.  Mark on the bottle the date you make it and it can only be consumed after SIX months.
 
During the first few weeks, open cap to release gas at least twice a day.  Do not lift bottle cap off.  Just unscrew bottle cap to allow the gas to escape.  Hold on to cap tightly as the gas can be so strong as to pop the cap off.  If  necessary release 3 times a day during the first month.  After the second month or so, you can release it at least once a day.  Use your judgement on the release of gas.  The bottle will expand and bloat and may go out of shape.  Do not insert anything into bottle to mix the fruits.  just simply shake the bottle
 
If white fungus forms, do not throw it away.  This is the valuable part of the enzymen.  just shake the bottle and let it sink in again.  Please be able to differentiate molds and the white fungus.  If  it’s moldy that means it is contaminated and cannot be consumed.  It can be used as garbage enzyme for washing and cleaning.

For a healthier you – remember – you consume your enzymes only after 6 months.  It is worth the wait!

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{ 5 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Celine September 18, 2009 at 4:05 pm

Wow! Thanks for the enzyme recipe. I am a regular to your Inner Journey blog but could only find the garbage recipe. I was hoping someday you will blog on the drinking enzyme recipe. Once again thank you

2 chong chiew por September 24, 2009 at 1:47 pm

Can i use the leftovers of fruits after extracting their juice for making of drinking enzymes

3 Sandie September 24, 2009 at 2:57 pm

Hi Chong
No, it is not advisable to use the leftover of fruits for drinking enzyme. For one, all the goodness have been extracted for drinking and for another the leftovers have been contaminated already. You can however use them to make garbage enzymes. The recipe for garbage enzyme can be found at http://myinnerjourney33.blogspot.com/2008/08/garbage-enzyme-natural-home-antiseptic.html

4 Nellie long January 29, 2010 at 4:38 pm

why have to consume enzyme for six months.If only keep for six weeks. what the effect? thank you

5 Sandie February 3, 2010 at 1:51 pm

Hello Nellie,
Sorry for the late response as I had a month long event in January. As to why you can consume the enzyme only after six months is for the enzyme to mature. For the first month of preparing the enzyme, during fermentation alcohol is released so it is strictly not advisable to consume them during the first 4 to 6 weeks. If you consume such concoction over long term it may have harmful effects to your liver. In the second month of fermentation, it is vinegar based. Therefore it is best consumed after 6 months. I know there are lots of “Do it yourself” books that teaches you to make enzymes in a matter of a week or two. Once you drink it, you will know that it is alcohol based as you will feel warmish

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