Enzyme Lice Treatment Products
headlice June 24th, 2008
continued from Licenders' Lice Shampoo Works!
Licenders has researched the anatomy of hair lice and nits, to develop lice removal products that work.
The solution to cracking the cuticle of a [human head louse] exoskeleton was discovered through the observation of insect entomology - insects employ enzymes to escape their exoskeletons. By utilizing cultured enzymes that mimic those found in nature, a natural form of biological pesticide can be produced that has the ability to dismantle the armor of [head lice] instantly.
Enzyme [product] digests insect's waxy cuticle on contact and dismantles their exoskeleton - effectively forcing [headlice] into immediate molting in which the protective shell is stripped.
Using enzyme-based formulas as a form of biological [lice] control is an ingenious play of engaging the forces of nature to our advantage. Enzymes exist throughout the insect, plant and animal kingdoms to aid in the digestion of organic matter. Arachnids such as spiders and scorpions inject their prey with enzyme; insect larvae (maggots) also rely on enzymes to predigest their food for them. Insectivore plants also use enzymes to digest insect prey. Even cellular organisms such as bacteria, mold, mildew and yeasts all depend on enzymes to aid in the external digestion of food sources. Enzymes play a fundamental role to all life because they are a necessary catalyst to speed up the chemical reaction of metabolism. Enzymes are used by living beings to break down complex structures in food digestion.
Enzymes are used throughout the food industry to pre-digest proteins and starches: baby food manufacturers add enzymes to soften the food, bakers add protease enzyme to flour to lower protein level, and brewers add enzymes to beer during fermentation to help filter and clarify the beer. Cheese makers as well use enzymes in the ripening phase of cheese.
Enzyme lice shampoo is a safe alternative to chemicals, with a much higher success rate of getting rid of lice.
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