Protecting Environment

The ecosystem can get back on its feet again

We take control of environmental issues

Ensynox organic enzyme has been part of the planet since ancient times, although it was named Ensynox only in the early 2000s. The mystery around it has been built by earthworms over thousands of years.

Sir Charles Darwin studied earthworms for about 39 years and was amazed by how they clean and fertilize the soil. We continued his work and discovered how and why earthworms are the cleanest animals on Earth. Through innovative technology, we successfully developed a method to extract their active agent, their enzymes, which help us solve some of the grand challenges facing the Earth and humanity.

Our primary focus is on solving agricultural problems, including farmer profitability, cost reduction, productivity, soil health, environmental health, reduction of agricultural runoff, prevention of overfertilization and excessive harmful chemical applications, human health, soil carbon, and many more.
Additionally, we also focus on the nutritional value of our products and provide alternative protein for the food tech and food industry.

Secondly, we utilize the earthworm's decontamination, detoxification, antibacterial, and overall regenerative properties to address environmental issues.

Our "Green" way refers to our invention that reduces harmful environmental effects.
The Ensynox enzyme decontaminates bacteria, cleans water, purifies soil, removes harmful substances, and supports growth and regeneration. We have completed several projects around the world where our Ensynox organic enzyme demonstrated its effectiveness in handling various environmental challenges.
For instance, it can be used in polluted rivers and lakes to enhance the environment's self-cleaning ecosystem and speed up the process of regeneration, eliminating all forms of algae. Moreover, it is effective against water algae (blue-green algae and red tide), in cleansing the soil of toxic chemicals, eliminating bacteria, supporting plant growth, and in animal husbandry.
We are committed to making our environment and natural ecosystem as strong and healthy as possible. We are continually exploring new ways to utilize our Ensynox enzyme.