Because antibiotics cannot kill a virus, doctors let common viruses, such as a cold, run their course, allowing the immune system attack and eventually destroy the illness. But HIV is more complicated.
Lipase enzymes break down these fatty triglycerides into monoglycerides and fatty acids that the body can then absorb through the intestinal lining. Cellulase The plants we eat have a cellular wall made primarily of cellulose, a fibrous matter that we as humans to do not create an enzyme to digest. So we have to rely on fermentation in the large intestine by our flora. Cellulase is an enzyme that breaks down cellulose into beta glucose.
There are eight primary digestive enzymes, each designed to help break down different types of food: 1  Protease: Digesting protein. 2  Amylase: Digesting carbohydrates. 3  Lipase: Digesting fats.  Cellulase: Breaking down 1  fiber. Maltase: Converting complex sugars from grains into glucose.  Lactase: Digesting milk sugar (lactose) in dairy products.