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Nattokinase

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Oct 9, 2026

Paul BarnettHOST
20:50
So there are things that we can add in to help with that situation.
Paul BarnettHOST
20:55
Nattokinase is something to consider.
Paul BarnettHOST
20:59
You know, if you want to go the pharmaceutical route, I would monitor your blood pressure.
Paul BarnettHOST
21:03
Telmisartan or any ARB could be helpful for managing renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system stimulation.
Gary NullHOST
44:10
And this does nothing but keeps making spike proteins, which stimulates the immune system, which will exhaust your immune system, you end up with long COVID, fatigue, uh, neurological conditions, early dementia, et cetera.
Gary NullHOST
44:23
So by taking, uh, the Nattokinase, by taking, uh...
Gary NullHOST
44:33
Well, there's three things you can take.
Gary NullHOST
44:34
I'll, I'll...
Brannon HowseHOST
48:24
Got some awfully big words in here, but, uh, what is this, oral nattokinase?
Nick HolscherGUEST
48:30
Yeah, nattokinase.
Nick HolscherGUEST
48:32
Nattokinase.
Nick HolscherGUEST
48:33
Human randomized trials now have found, two of them actually, two human studies.
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Brannon HowseHOST
50:07
Okay, how do you get that into your...
Brannon HowseHOST
50:09
What do you eat to get that in your system?
Nick HolscherGUEST
50:11
Nattokinase.
Brannon HowseHOST
20:32
Got some awfully big words in here, but, uh, what is this, oral nattokinase?
Nick HolscherGUEST
20:39
Yeah, nattokinase.
Nick HolscherGUEST
20:40
Nattokinase.
Nick HolscherGUEST
20:41
Human randomized trials now have found, two of them actually, two human studies have found that nattokinase can shrink arterial plaque-
Brannon HowseHOST
20:53
And what is that?
Brannon HowseHOST
21:46
Okay, how do you get that into your...
Brannon HowseHOST
21:47
What do you eat to get that in your system?
Nick HolscherGUEST
21:49
Nattokinase.
Sara BantaHOST
0:46
What I'm about to explain is the piece no one's telling them.
Sara BantaHOST
0:51
So today I'm breaking down what natto kinase actually does, why cardiovascular risk has climbed since 2020, and why your liver is the real story behind your cholesterol numbers.
Sara BantaHOST
1:03
And by the way, you're going to know exactly where this enzyme fits next to what your doctor already has you doing, not instead of it.
Sara BantaHOST
1:12
So if you've ever felt like your labs are good, but you're still not sure your heart is actually covered, hit subscribe.
Sara BantaHOST
1:19
This is exactly what kind of gap we dig into every single week.
Sara BantaHOST
1:24
Okay, what is natto kinase? I actually covered this in a podcast recently, so go back and dive into that.
Sara BantaHOST
1:31
But we'll cover it a little bit here.
Sara BantaHOST
1:33
Natto kinase comes from natto, a traditional fermented soybean dish that's been part of the Japanese diet for centuries.
Leyla MuedinHOST
30:09
Caroline has a question regarding vitamin K and natokinase.
Ronald HoffmanHOST
30:13
All right.
Ronald HoffmanHOST
30:14
Natokinase in the news these days.
Ronald HoffmanHOST
30:16
All right.
Ronald HoffmanHOST
30:17
When we return, more on the subject of your questions.
Steve GruberHOST
28:32
Well, the doctors at the Wellness Company recently released a new scientific review on the medical benefits of natokinase.
Steve GruberHOST
28:39
Tell us what that is.
Kelly VictoryGUEST
28:42
Natokinase is an enzyme.
Kelly VictoryGUEST
28:44
An enzyme is a product that can break down proteins.
Kelly VictoryGUEST
28:49
It traditionally was derived from fermented soybeans, and that's the way that the Japanese have eaten it for the health benefits and medicinal benefits for centuries.
James ThorpeGUEST
27:33
Perfect.
James ThorpeGUEST
27:34
Natokinase, natokinase.
John FredericksHOST
27:36
Natokinase.
John FredericksHOST
27:37
First, can you tell us what natokinase is?
James ThorpeGUEST
27:41
Yes, natto kinase is a natural substance that's obtained from fermentation of the soy bean.
Adam BrockmanHOST
17:14
And each of them has their own distinct research story that's worth understanding.
Adam BrockmanHOST
17:20
Nattokinase comes from natto, which is a traditionally fermented soybean dish that has been a staple of the Japanese diet for well over a thousand years.
Adam BrockmanHOST
17:30
And back in the 1980s, a researcher screened nearly 200 natural foods, specifically looking for one that could dissolve a lab-created blood clot.
Adam BrockmanHOST
17:41
And natto was the clear standout of the entire study.

9 MINS LATER

Adam BrockmanHOST
27:10
It's nattokinase.
Adam BrockmanHOST
27:12
We touched on the science a few minutes ago, but let's make this useful for you.
Adam BrockmanHOST
27:17
Nattokinase is an enzyme that's derived from natto, and that is a fermented soybean food that's part of the traditional Japanese diet for centuries.
Adam BrockmanHOST
27:27
And it's been studied specifically for its role in supporting your body's natural fibrolytic activity, meaning your body's ability to break down excess fibrin, the material that your body uses to build blood clots.
Michael RankinGUEST
18:05
The other thing that they've been using in Japan primarily, that's Japan's famous for this, is natokinase.
Michael RankinGUEST
18:12
How do you downregulate your response to allergy stress? You get a good form of natokinase, which is fermented soy from good organic non-GMO soy.
Michael RankinGUEST
18:22
Natokinase breaks down the stressors inside of your arteries and veins and and your entire body.
Michael RankinGUEST
18:30
And so that your body starts processing what it's supposed to process.
Michael RankinGUEST
18:35
If somebody has been constipated for more than a year, and most of the average person, according to Dr. Kellogg at 1878, by the way, in 1878, Dr. Kellogg said that 90% of the population is dehydrated and 90% of them are constipated.

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