Why Serrapeptase?

1.  Serrapeptase thins the fluids formed from inflammation or injury and facilitates their drainage, which speeds the tissue repair process.

2.  Serrapeptase alleviates pain by inhibiting the release of specific pain-inducing amines known as bradykinin.  According to Wikipedia, bradykinin is a nonapeptide or group of proteins consisting of nine amino acids.  Bradykinin causes blood vessels to enlarge (dilate), and therefore causes blood pressure to lower.

3.  Serrapeptase is effective for cardiovascular and other health issues, due to its remarkable ability to break down dead or damaged tissue, without harming living tissue.  This is particularly important for those who have undergone surgery, with the resulting scar tissue build up requiring further surgery (i.e., stint operations, back surgeries, breast implants, and more).

4.  Serrapeptase is known for its powerful effect on the circulatory system, as atherosclerotic plaques can be slowly dissolved, without harming the inside of the arteries.

5.  Serrapeptase breaks down the insoluble protein by-products of blood coagulation known as fibrin. Fibrin develops from soluable protein, which clots together to form a mesh when we are wounded.  Fibrin can cause many health problems in certain health issues and diseases.

Serrapeptase is known for its ability to destroy harmful pathogens and unfriendly bacteria.  This helps to greatly strengthen the immune system and free it up to fight more serious infections (such as Lyme disease.)

Surprisingly it has been known for over a decade that Serrapeptase works to break apart and/or dissolve biofilms. 

The wonderful collision of earlier research with the frantic search for a cure for the many modern chronic illnesses (such as Chronic Neurological Lyme disease, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Epstein Barr, Autism, MS to name just a few) and auto-immune diseases (such as HIV, Celiac disease and Diabetes 1 to name a few) has resulted in the discovery of Serrapeptase inhibiting and destroying biofilm.

Bacteria often follow a process called biofilm formation which results in virtually impenetrable fortresses for the bacteria to multiply and thrive, growing steadily and in extended chronic infections, causing the immune system to atack our most weakened and fragile organs and/or central nervous system, making the disease incredibly painful and resistant to any anti-microbial, anti-bacterial ,or anti-viral agents – pharmacological or organic in nature.

Throughout medical research into various means of inhibiting or destroying these biofilms, great breakthroughs have occurred – especially in the last few years.

One study from top Italian scientists suggest that “proteolytic enzymes”  could significantly enhance the activities of antibiotics (pharmacological or organic) against biofilms, by revealing the infectious colonies as the biofilms are destroyed and actually inhibit the invading bacteria or virus from developing any new biofilm “hide-outs.”

If the body were always capable of producing adequate proteolytic enzymes, it is possible that cancer would not develop. In theory, cancer cells have a type of protein coating that is destroyed by these proteolytic enzymes. When this protein is destroyed, the body’s white cells are able to attack the cancer cells and destroy them. 

(For more info, go to Jenna’s Lyme Blog.)

Serrapeptase is an all natural anti-inflammatory that gets rid of the cause of many health issues at their core–without side effects–so you’re not just treating symptoms with prescription drugs.  If you suffer from any of the following, you should try Serrapeptase.

1. arterial plaque,
2. migraines,
3. high blood pressure,
4. back pain,
5. scar tissue,
6. vericose veins, and
7. high cholesterol, just to name a few.

Serrapeptase may also help to support the body in its fight against inflammation-related health issues, such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, asthma, digestive problems, and many more.

Serratiopeptidase (Serratia E-15 protease, also known as serralysin, serratiapeptase, serratia peptidase, serratio peptidase, or serrapeptidase) is a  proteolytic enzyme.  Originally isolated in the late 1960′s, Serratiopeptidase is present in the silkworm intestine and allows the emerging moth to dissolve its very hard cocoon, without doing any damage to the delicate moth. Serratiopeptase is produced by purification from culture of Serratia E-15 bacteria.

Back Pain:  I had a constant pain in my back for over 20 years.  It was something I just lived with, and never really took anything for it unless it got too unbearable.  After taking Serrapeptase for about three weeks, I was talking to someone about it, and I realized I had no pain.  Ever since that time, I have been pain free.”–S.D.

Immune System and Sciatica:  “If I have a cold or a chesty cough, I find it’s completely gone in a couple of days.  I was interested to learn about its action in dissolving scar tissue and recommended it to a friend, who had been suffering with the dreadful pain of sciatica for a long time.  It also helped another friend with severe cystitis.  It is amazing that such a simple remedy should be so effective.”–Mrs. “T”

High Cholesterol and Triglycerides:  I suffered from high cholesterol (278) and high triglycerides (360) and had bad arthritis in my hands and knees.  I took serrapeptase and prescription medications that helped with the arthritis.  After about three to four months, my cholesterol went down to 180, and my triglycerides went down to 170.  As a hairdresser, my hands don’t tighten up anymore.--R.M.