Type One Type One is referred to as Para, which indicates the parathyroid. Paras have difficulty properly digesting carbohydrates. Anything that breaks down into glucose or sugar gives them problems. That is because they have a deficiency of polysaccharolytic enzymes, the enzymes needed to break down carbohydrates (fruit, vegetables, starch, and sugar foods). Paras tend to experience insulin and low blood sugar problems. Their genetic weakness for and excess intake of sweets and grains interferes with cellular operations, such as the chemical information delivered by insulin and hormones. They likewise usually do not eat enough protein for sufficient thyroid support and for other protein hormones. This is especially the case during menopause.

From Women's Health Booklet, by Dr. DicQie Fuller-Looney, Transformation Enzymes Corp.