Health Benefits of Serrapeptase
Serrapeptase had been sold as a safe and ethical medicine in Japan and Germany at very low doses. The most common Serrapeptase uses (and studies) include relief for autoimmune disease; dysfunction of the brain and mind; heart problems; digestive distress; ear, nose, and throat disorders; eye health; lung health; women’s (beast and gynaecological problems) and men’s health (prostate); skin disease; muscle and joint pain; and even cancer.
The five healthy volunteers who recently took part in clinical drug trials and suffered terrible side-effects as a result of the trial were being tested for the treatment of leukemia and auto-immune and inflammatory diseases.
Antibiotics cause massive damage to your gut and mitochondria. They should be your last resort for dealing with an infection. But sometimes antibiotics really are the best course of action, and at those times, serrapeptase benefits you by making antibiotics more effective. It weakens the biofilms around antibiotic-resistant bacteria, making them more susceptible to antibiotics. Bonus tip: after you take antibiotics, be sure you restore your gut flora to get back on your feet as quickly as possible.
However mother nature has already provided a naturally occurring, physiological agent with no inhibitory effects called Serrapeptase.
Today it is naturally processed through fermentation and made readily available in supplement form.
Serrapeptase digests non-living tissue, blood clots, cysts, and arterial plaque and inflammation in all forms.
You might be surprised to learn that 2,000,000iu is completely safe and delivers faster results for serious inflammatory problems.
Inflammation in the body is normally an important mechanism for protecting it from attack by invading organisms, faulty cells and trauma. However, when the immune system becomes dysfunctional, it loses its ability to differentiate between innocuous and potentially dangerous substances. This dysfunction results in a wide array of diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, ulcerative colitis, allergies, psoriasis, uveitis, multiple sclerosis and some forms of cancer.
In spite of the huge range of successful enzyme studies showing safety and effectiveness, the standard therapy for inflammatory-mediated diseases and trauma include drugs such as steroids and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents (NSAIDs). These classes of drugs do in most cases offer temporary, symptomatic relief from swelling, inflammation and accompanying pain, but without treating the underlying condition.
Serratia peptidase (Serrapeptase) was discovered in the early 1970’s and is now in wide clinical use throughout Europe and Asia as a viable alternative to drugs. It has no inhibitory effects on prostaglandins, is devoid of gastrointestinal side effects and offers a sensible alternative to drugs and medication.
This unusual enzyme comes from Serratia, a bioactive group of bacteria that live inside silkworms. Serratia are essential to the silkworm’s survival. After it weaves a silk cocoon and begins transforming into a moth, it releases Serratia bacteria from its gut. The Serratia produce serrapeptase, an enzyme that eats through protein. The serrapeptase dissolves the silk cocoon, opening it up for the silkmoth to emerge.
Only Enteric coated Serrapeptase tablets have been subject to the research showing excellent results. Capsules (which may not pass the stomach acid) are unlikely to be as effective unless the granules inside the capsule are enteric coated and contain 40,000iu of activity.
Serrapeptase is 100 percent in safe high doses and can also be used to clear cysts, pain, inflammation, and other health problems in horses, dogs, and cats.