Enzyme therapy works with your body’s natural chemistry to rebuild healthy skin. When done correctly, enzymes stimulate your skin’s cellular metabolism and return it to optimal.
The strongest effects in the models were governance effectiveness and prevalence of stunted children, whereas the year of publication, domestic supply of fish as a percentage of animal source food and development partner had weaker effects.
Increased Nutrient Absorption
Nitrogen (N) and phosphorous (P) are critical to aquatic plants, but when these nutrients are oversupplied, they can result in excessive plankton growth, algal blooms and oxygen depletion. Enzyme treatment significantly improves the ability of fish to absorb these nutrients by enhancing protein availability and digestibility.
Aquatic plants also require carbon (C). Many planted aquarium enthusiasts use supplemental C to enhance their plants’ size, vibrancy and growth. This is achieved by mixing laterite, an iron-rich clay, into the substrate or inserting nutrient tablets designed for houseplants near plant roots. Enzyme treatment can help the plant root zone take up these nutrients more easily. This means less fertilizer is required. The resulting savings can be passed on to the hobbyist. Adding enzymes to the water also helps the plant absorb dissolved carbon dioxide (CO2). This is essential for good health.
Reduced Algae Growth
Microalgae are cellular factories that produce valuable bioproducts such as fatty acids, carbohydrates and astaxanthin. They are a renewable and sustainable source for producing biofuels, bioactive medicinal products and food ingredients. They can also be used in the mitigation of elevated CO2 levels and the treatment of wastewater.
The cultivation of algae is very complex as different species have distinct requirements for their growth media. Some of these include organic and inorganic carbon sources, nitrogen and phosphorus. The cultivation of algae has become more common in recent years because of the high demand for Omega-3 Polyunsaturated fatty acids (EPA and DHA).
Although algal cultivation has many benefits, several challenges limit its commercialization. For example, the low carbohydrate content of algae biomass limits its potential use as a substitute for fossil fuels. The carbohydrate content can be enhanced by exposing the algae to stress conditions, which alter certain biochemical pathways and promote the accumulation of carbohydrates. These stress conditions can include deprivation of nutrients, a change in light intensity or salinity, short-term exposure to UV radiation, or a combination of these factors.
Reduced Chlorine Demand
Water temperature is one of the most crucial elements regulating all physiological, metabolic, and biological processes at various trophic levels in the fish pond ecosystem.
Every fish species has its optimum temperature range within which it grows most rapidly.
Carbon is essential for healthy plant growth. Aquatic plants absorb CO2 during the day and release oxygen at night. Many dedicated marine plant enthusiasts add supplemental CO2 to their aquariums to enhance their plants’ size, vibrancy and health.
Enzymatic protein solubilization is a gentler alternative to acid hydrolysis or alkaline hydrolysis. Both processes require high temperatures and produce acid/waste by-products that can be difficult to dispose of.
Reduced Chemical Use
Many dedicated planted aquarium enthusiasts use supplemental carbon dioxide (CO2) in their tanks to enhance plant size, color and growth. While most aquatic plants do not require additional CO2, it is often used because it can result in dramatically better results.
The developments in microbiology, molecular biology and fermentation technology have led to the production of enzymes on a large scale. The prices have been lowered for daily applications such as washing powder. They are also used for low-added value compounds like ethanol or enzymatic waste treatment, including plastic degradation.
Enzymes can help reduce chemical usage by accelerating chemical reactions in water. This can lead to a safer, more environmentally friendly aquaculture.
