Is this enzyme laundry booster worth adding to your wash?

Here's the bit the listing buries: sweat itself barely smells. The stink comes from bacteria feeding on the proteins and oils your body leaves behind in fabric, and regular detergent is built to lift dirt and grease, not to break down those specific molecules. Enzymes work differently. They're biological catalysts, each one shaped to target one kind of molecule, snipping proteins and fats into pieces small enough to rinse away instead of just loosening them. No protein residue, no bacterial food source, no smell to mask. That's also why this one skips fragrance entirely: a scent booster covers the odor for a wash cycle, an enzyme booster removes what's causing it, so there's nothing left to cover up. You scoop it in alongside your normal detergent, one scoop for a regular HE load, two for a bigger conventional machine, and for anything set-in like blood or old sweat stains, you let it soak in warm water first so the enzymes have time to actually work through the fibers before the machine even starts. It's not a stronger detergent. It's a different kind of cleaning happening underneath the one you already do.