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which is why I formulated my proteolytic enzyme formula, pHi-Zymesâ„¢, to function in a wide range of pH's. Passing through the intestinal wall - absorption Enzyme absorption absolutely occurs and manifests through two main avenues: Pinocytosis. Enzyme molecules are bound to, and encapsulated, by other substances such as water. Since they are encapsulated, the intestinal wall cannot recognize them as enzymes and thinks they are "water," thus readily passing them through the intestinal wall. Once the enzymes are in the bloodstream they attach to lymphocytes and travel easily throughout the vascular and lymphatic systems. Peristalsis not only forces food (and enzymes) down through the intestinal tract, it also forces transit through the intestinal wall. The questions related to ands are http://www.optimalnutritions.com/zymbiotix