Serratiopeptidase

Then I see Roel's got a great question around, uh, microdose of progesterone.

Sherry's asking, "Can you take serrapeptase with aspirin and cod liver oil?"

Yeah, you can.

Um, you know, serrapeptase is a mild, um, blood thinner, not as potent as nattokinase.

The most potent is lumbokinase.

So I happen to take, um, nattokinase and aspirin.

I've been saying this for a while.

A number of patients, including my son, take Serapeptase every single day.

Serapeptase is over the counter.

You can get it from Amazon.

You can get liquids.

I did that and I also took a couple of herbal supplements that I still swear by.

That was Serapeptase and was one of them.

And I went into the hospital and I said, I don't want the hysterectomy.

I would love you to remove the fibroids, but I very much want my flocum tubes to remain on my womb.

Anybody who's ever been on statin drugs, their brain is failing because they've lost the ability to process foods.

One of the products that I like, which is Nutramedic Serrapeptase.

Serrapeptase is the thing that's made.

So inside of a cocoon, when the caterpillar goes inside of the cocoon and builds a house for itself, why is it doing that? To protect itself to become a butterfly.

How does a butterfly get out of a cocoon? Did you ever try to tear apart a cocoon? Well, I did as a child.

And you can't hardly use a razor blade to open up a cocoon.

So how does that little tiny little butterfly that doesn't look very strong get out of a cocoon? It starts spitting out serrapeptase.

Serrapeptase breaks down the cocoon so it opens up.

Uh, I can't give you medical advice, but that's just me.

So I choose to find my own path in boosting my own immune system, taking, say, Serrapeptase, vitamin D, ashwagandha.

You know, I see my herbalist, uh, Kathleen Dowd, amazing herbalist, always fixes me.

Um, so I stopped listening to, say, uh, government guidelines.

plus the new emerging research on amyloid metabolism, getting rid of those plaques in the brain, neuroinflammation, improving the blood-brain barrier integrity, right? Let the good stuff in, the bad stuff out, keep the heavy metals, things like that out, and cognitive function.

Serrapeptase interesting because it works more on the inflammation-based side of things and breaking down proteins that are degraded and shouldn't be there.

So one, natokinase, breaking down fibrin.

The other, breaking down proteins that are essentially dead, senescent cells that shouldn't be there.