Serrapeptase
Description
Serrapeptase is a type of Peptidase Enzyme produced in the Intestines of the silk worm in order to break down the walls of cocoons.
Health Benefits of Serrapeptase
Cardiovascular System
Serrapeptase may help to dissolve the atherogenic plaque that lines the Arteries of Atherosclerosis patients (according to the observations of many physicians). [1]
Serrapeptase may facilitate the breakdown (hydrolysis) of Fibrin (a process known as Fibrinolysis) and may thereby help to prevent abnormal Blood Clotting.
Excretory System
Serrapeptase may help to prevent and treat Edema. [2]
Immune System
Serrapeptase may reduce Inflammation (to a greater extent than other Proteolytic Enzymes). [3]
Musculoskeletal System
Serrapeptase (20 mg per day) may alleviate Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. [4]
Serrapeptase may be an effective in the treatment for Fibrocystic Breast Disease. [5]
Nervous System
Serrapeptase may alleviate the Pain associated with Edema, Inflammation and Surgery. [6]
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