subject:"CSSerrapeptase"

Someone here on our list has reported that they took Serrapeptase excessively 
and caused themself to have a stroke.  Could I ask that person a question 
please?  Can you tell me how much Serrapeptase you took?

I'm asking because my brother is having mini-strokes due to plaque due to 
Diabetes.  I think Serrapeptase would help him, but I can only find 90,000 iu 
capsules.  That's what I take, but I'm worried that may be too high an amount 
for someone already having stroke issues.

Any input will be appreciated.
MA

Re: CSSerrapeptase

2011-06-25 Thread Trem

It was me.  I took it to clean the plaque in my pipes.  Dosage was 
supposed to be 20,000 units daily.  Thinking If some is good, more is 
better i TOOK 300,000 units daily.  Only took two weeks and I stroked.  
I can't tell any difference but my wife swore she could see it when it 
happened six years ago.  A CT scan showed I had lost my  right temporal 
lobe.   I feel 99+% OK mentally but my hearing is a bit toasted.


Trem




On 6/25/2011 7:38 AM, MaryAnn Helland wrote:
Someone here on our list has reported that they took Serrapeptase 
excessively and caused themself to have a stroke.  Could I ask that 
person a question please?  Can you tell me how much Serrapeptase you took?
I'm asking because my brother is having mini-strokes due to plaque due 
to Diabetes.  I think Serrapeptase would help him, but I can only find 
90,000 iu capsules.  That's what I take, but I'm worried that may be 
too high an amount for someone already having stroke issues.

Any input will be appreciated.
MA


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Re: CSSerrapeptase

I'm sorry that that happened to you Trem.  And I hope that you achieve 100% 
recovery, including hearing.  The body is miraculous at healing itself and will 
do everything in its power to do so.

So -- Serrapeptase is available in 20,000 iu's?  Can you tell me where you got 
that/saw that?  That's about where I'd like my brother to start.  Thanks.
MA





From: Trem t...@silvergen.com

It was me.  I took it to clean the plaque in my pipes.  Dosage was supposed to 
be 20,000 units daily.  Thinking If some is good, more is better i TOOK 
300,000 units daily.  Only took two weeks and I stroked.  I can't tell any 
difference but my wife swore she could see it when it happened six years ago.  
A 
CT scan showed I had lost my  right temporal lobe.   I feel 99+% OK mentally 
but 
my hearing is a bit toasted.




On 6/25/2011 7:38 AM, MaryAnn Helland wrote: 
Someone here on our list has reported that they took Serrapeptase excessively 
and caused themself to have a stroke.  Could I ask that person a question 
please?  Can you tell me how much Serrapeptase you took?

I'm asking because my brother is having mini-strokes due to plaque due to 
Diabetes.  I think Serrapeptase would help him, but I can only find 90,000 iu 
capsules.  That's what I take, but I'm worried that may be too high an amount 
for someone already having stroke issues.

Any input will be appreciated.
MA


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Re: CSSerrapeptase

2011-06-25 Thread Trem


.   www.smartnutrition.info

I think pounding on steel and running a chainsaw were also much of my 
hearing loss.  And I'm 78 so it's probably normal to lose hearing as one 
ages.


Trem



On 6/25/2011 8:39 AM, MaryAnn Helland wrote:
I'm sorry that that happened to you Trem.  And I hope that you achieve 
100% recovery, including hearing.  The body is miraculous at healing 
itself and will do everything in its power to do so.
So -- Serrapeptase is available in 20,000 iu's?  Can you tell me where 
you got that/saw that?  That's about where I'd like my brother to 
start.  Thanks.

MA


*From:* Trem t...@silvergen.com mailto:t...@silvergen.com

It was me.  I took it to clean the plaque in my pipes.  Dosage was 
supposed to be 20,000 units daily.  Thinking If some is good, more is 
better i TOOK 300,000 units daily.  Only took two weeks and I 
stroked.  I can't tell any difference but my wife swore she could see 
it when it happened six years ago.  A CT scan showed I had lost my  
right temporal lobe.   I feel 99+% OK mentally but my hearing is a bit 
toasted.





On 6/25/2011 7:38 AM, MaryAnn Helland wrote:
Someone here on our list has reported that they took Serrapeptase 
excessively and caused themself to have a stroke.  Could I ask that 
person a question please?  Can you tell me how much Serrapeptase you 
took?
I'm asking because my brother is having mini-strokes due to plaque 
due to Diabetes.  I think Serrapeptase would help him, but I can only 
find 90,000 iu capsules.  That's what I take, but I'm worried that 
may be too high an amount for someone already having stroke issues.

Any input will be appreciated.
MA


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Re: CSSerrapeptase

Thanks for that information.  Yes -- I think running a chainsaw for any length 
of time would do a number on your ears, over time.  Eardrums don't like that!!  
:-)
MA





From: Trem t...@silvergen.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sat, June 25, 2011 10:53:09 AM
Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase

.   www.smartnutrition.info

I think pounding on steel and running a chainsaw were also much of my hearing 
loss.  And I'm 78 so it's probably normal to lose hearing as one ages.

Trem



On 6/25/2011 8:39 AM, MaryAnn Helland wrote: 
I'm sorry that that happened to you Trem.  And I hope that you achieve 100% 
recovery, including hearing.  The body is miraculous at healing itself and will 
do everything in its power to do so.

So -- Serrapeptase is available in 20,000 iu's?  Can you tell me where you got 
that/saw that?  That's about where I'd like my brother to start.  Thanks.
MA





From: Trem t...@silvergen.com

It was me.  I took it to clean the plaque in my pipes.  Dosage was supposed to 
be 20,000 units daily.  Thinking If some is good, more is better i TOOK 
300,000 units daily.  Only took two weeks and I stroked.  I can't tell any 
difference but my wife swore she could see it when it happened six years ago.  
A 
CT scan showed I had lost my  right temporal lobe.   I feel 99+% OK mentally 
but 
my hearing is a bit toasted.




On 6/25/2011 7:38 AM, MaryAnn Helland wrote: 
Someone here on our list has reported that they took Serrapeptase excessively 
and caused themself to have a stroke.  Could I ask that person a question 
please?  Can you tell me how much Serrapeptase you took?

I'm asking because my brother is having mini-strokes due to plaque due to 
Diabetes.  I think Serrapeptase would help him, but I can only find 90,000 iu 
capsules.  That's what I take, but I'm worried that may be too high an amount 
for someone already having stroke issues.

Any input will be appreciated.
MA


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Re: CSSerrapeptase

2011-06-25 Thread Ross Craig

This post induced me to take my blood pressure, something i have been 
controlling for a dozen years with drugs. 

When I say control, the one drug plus a diuretic,  brought me down from 185/80 
and sometimes much worse, to the 135/75 area and my doctor was happy, sort of , 
with that.

A long time ago, here on this list, there were a lot of discussions about 
serrapeptase, including Trem's difficulties. Marshall had reported a lot of 
success with it, so I did my own research and started with 10,000 units and 
then about four months ago raised that to 40,000.

I don't know what it's done for my overall health but i do feel great.  

And I was stunned just now to find my bp 121/63 in one arm and 116/61 in the 
other. 

Batteries are good so I can't blame the machine.

But I can thank Marshall, again. Thanks. Marshall.

Ross
  - Original Message - 
  From: MaryAnn Helland 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2011 12:39 PM
  Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase


  I'm sorry that that happened to you Trem.  And I hope that you achieve 100% 
recovery, including hearing.  The body is miraculous at healing itself and will 
do everything in its power to do so.

  So -- Serrapeptase is available in 20,000 iu's?  Can you tell me where you 
got that/saw that?  That's about where I'd like my brother to start.  Thanks.
  MA




--
  From: Trem t...@silvergen.com

  It was me.  I took it to clean the plaque in my pipes.  Dosage was supposed 
to be 20,000 units daily.  Thinking If some is good, more is better i TOOK 
300,000 units daily.  Only took two weeks and I stroked.  I can't tell any 
difference but my wife swore she could see it when it happened six years ago.  
A CT scan showed I had lost my  right temporal lobe.   I feel 99+% OK mentally 
but my hearing is a bit toasted.




  On 6/25/2011 7:38 AM, MaryAnn Helland wrote: 
Someone here on our list has reported that they took Serrapeptase 
excessively and caused themself to have a stroke.  Could I ask that person a 
question please?  Can you tell me how much Serrapeptase you took?

I'm asking because my brother is having mini-strokes due to plaque due to 
Diabetes.  I think Serrapeptase would help him, but I can only find 90,000 iu 
capsules.  That's what I take, but I'm worried that may be too high an amount 
for someone already having stroke issues.

Any input will be appreciated.
MA



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Re: CSSerrapeptase

That's wonderful news Ross!!  It makes me so happy to hear it.  For one thing 
-- 
because I take Serrapeptase almost every day (I do forget once in awhile) at 
the 
rate of 90,000 ius.  My blood pressure is always good.  :-)

But it also makes me happy because my brother's blood pressure is high -- he's 
on medications for that -- and I'm hoping that the Serrapeptase will help with 
that too.  it would be great if he could get off another medication!!





From: Ross Craig lag...@eastlink.ca
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sat, June 25, 2011 11:20:18 AM
Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase


This post induced me to take my blood pressure, something i have been 
controlling for a dozen years with drugs. 

 
When I say control, the one drug plus a diuretic,  brought me down from 185/80 
and sometimes much worse, to the 135/75 area and my doctor was happy, sort of , 
with that.
 
A long time ago, here on this list, there were a lot of discussions about 
serrapeptase, including Trem's difficulties. Marshall had reported a lot of 
success with it, so I did my own research and started with 10,000 units and 
then 
about four months ago raised that to 40,000.
 
I don't know what it's done for my overall health but i do feel great.  
 
And I was stunned just now to find my bp 121/63 in one arm and 116/61 in the 
other. 

 
Batteries are good so I can't blame the machine.
 
But I can thank Marshall, again. Thanks. Marshall.
 
Ross
- Original Message - 
From: MaryAnn Helland 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2011 12:39 PM
Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase


I'm sorry that that happened to you Trem.  And I hope that you achieve 100% 
recovery, including hearing.  The body is miraculous at healing itself and 
will 
do everything in its power to do so.

So -- Serrapeptase is available in 20,000 iu's?  Can you tell me where you got 
that/saw that?  That's about where I'd like my brother to start.  Thanks.
MA





From: Trem t...@silvergen.com

It was me.  I took it to clean the plaque in my pipes.  Dosage was supposed to 
be 20,000 units daily.  Thinking If some is good, more is better i TOOK 
300,000 units daily.  Only took two weeks and I stroked.  I can't tell any 
difference but my wife swore she could see it when it happened six years ago.  
A 
CT scan showed I had lost my  right temporal lobe.   I feel 99+% OK mentally 
but 
my hearing is a bit toasted.




On 6/25/2011 7:38 AM, MaryAnn Helland wrote: 
Someone here on our list has reported that they took Serrapeptase excessively 
and caused themself to have a stroke.  Could I ask that person a question 
please?  Can you tell me how much Serrapeptase you took?

I'm asking because my brother is having mini-strokes due to plaque due to 
Diabetes.  I think Serrapeptase would help him, but I can only find 90,000 iu 
capsules.  That's what I take, but I'm worried that may be too high an amount 
for someone already having stroke issues.

Any input will be appreciated.
MA


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Re: CSSerrapeptase

2011-06-25 Thread PTF

I've been reading this thread and I need to add a caution.  If someone has a 
history of ulcers, etc., please be very careful with this.  Being proteolytic 
it will eat through a thin GI mucosa and could cause problems.  It did for me.
PT
  - Original Message - 
  From: MaryAnn Helland 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2011 1:36 PM
  Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase

  That's wonderful news Ross!!  It makes me so happy to hear it.  For one thing 
-- because I take Serrapeptase almost every day (I do forget once in awhile) at 
the rate of 90,000 ius.  My blood pressure is always good.  :-)

  But it also makes me happy because my brother's blood pressure is high -- 
he's on medications for that -- and I'm hoping that the Serrapeptase will help 
with that too.  it would be great if he could get off another medication!!

--
  From: Ross Craig lag...@eastlink.ca
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
  Sent: Sat, June 25, 2011 11:20:18 AM
  Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase

  This post induced me to take my blood pressure, something i have been 
controlling for a dozen years with drugs. 

  When I say control, the one drug plus a diuretic,  brought me down from 
185/80 and sometimes much worse, to the 135/75 area and my doctor was happy, 
sort of , with that.

  A long time ago, here on this list, there were a lot of discussions about 
serrapeptase, including Trem's difficulties. Marshall had reported a lot of 
success with it, so I did my own research and started with 10,000 units and 
then about four months ago raised that to 40,000.

  I don't know what it's done for my overall health but i do feel great.  

  And I was stunned just now to find my bp 121/63 in one arm and 116/61 in the 
other. 

  Batteries are good so I can't blame the machine.

  But I can thank Marshall, again. Thanks. Marshall.

  Ross
- Original Message - 
From: MaryAnn Helland 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2011 12:39 PM
Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase

I'm sorry that that happened to you Trem.  And I hope that you achieve 100% 
recovery, including hearing.  The body is miraculous at healing itself and will 
do everything in its power to do so.

So -- Serrapeptase is available in 20,000 iu's?  Can you tell me where you 
got that/saw that?  That's about where I'd like my brother to start.  Thanks.
MA

From: Trem t...@silvergen.com

It was me.  I took it to clean the plaque in my pipes.  Dosage was supposed 
to be 20,000 units daily.  Thinking If some is good, more is better i TOOK 
300,000 units daily.  Only took two weeks and I stroked.  I can't tell any 
difference but my wife swore she could see it when it happened six years ago.  
A CT scan showed I had lost my  right temporal lobe.   I feel 99+% OK mentally 
but my hearing is a bit toasted.

On 6/25/2011 7:38 AM, MaryAnn Helland wrote: 
  Someone here on our list has reported that they took Serrapeptase 
excessively and caused themself to have a stroke.  Could I ask that person a 
question please?  Can you tell me how much Serrapeptase you took?

  I'm asking because my brother is having mini-strokes due to plaque due to 
Diabetes.  I think Serrapeptase would help him, but I can only find 90,000 iu 
capsules.  That's what I take, but I'm worried that may be too high an amount 
for someone already having stroke issues.

  Any input will be appreciated.
  MA

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Re: CSSerrapeptase

2011-06-25 Thread Dorothy Fitzpatrick

Mine is higher than that and my doctor thought that was fine.  dee


On 25 Jun 2011, at 17:20, Ross Craig wrote:

 This post induced me to take my blood pressure, something i have been 
 controlling for a dozen years with drugs.
  
 When I say control, the one drug plus a diuretic,  brought me down from 
 185/80 and sometimes much worse, to the 135/75 area and my doctor was happy, 
 sort of , with that.
  


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Re: CSSerrapeptase

2011-06-25 Thread sol

This is an interesting topic, and I thought I'd contribute my own recent 
experiences. My BP had been creeping up for the past several years, and 
nothing much brought it down, never really super high, but in the 130s 
to 140s systolic rangewell for the past 3 months or so I have 
been following Ray Peat's eating program as much as I am able with my 
food and other allergies, and checking my BPs lately I am back down in 
the teens again...I believe this to be due to his recommendation 
to reduce polyunsaturated fats to as low as possible a level, he doesn't 
even like fish oils or fatty fish. My blood sugars are lower and quite 
stable, even though I am eating sugar and fructose again. It is quite 
amazing. Temps are getting to 98.3 in the am too. I plan to stick with 
this and see how it pans out over the longer term.

this is just my own experience,
YMMV,
sol
http://raypeat.com/articles/articles/fishoil.shtml

Ross Craig wrote:
This post induced me to take my blood pressure, something i have been 
controlling for a dozen years with drugs.
 
When I say control, the one drug plus a diuretic,  brought me down 
from 185/80 and sometimes much worse, to the 135/75 area and my doctor 
was happy, sort of , with that.
 
A long time ago, here on this list, there were a lot of discussions 
about serrapeptase, including Trem's difficulties. Marshall had 
reported a lot of success with it, so I did my own research and 
started with 10,000 units and then about four months ago raised that 
to 40,000.
 
I don't know what it's done for my overall health but i do feel great. 
 
And I was stunned just now to find my bp 121/63 in one arm and 116/61 
in the other.



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CSSerrapeptase

2011-06-25 Thread Judy Harnett

I have been following this thread with great interest.  I, too, would like to 
get off my blood pressure meds, but my doctor says no way, that there is 
nothing out there that will keep my blood pressure down.  My question is, when 
do you stop taking the blood pressure meds after starting Serrapeptase?  Can 
you safely take both together, or does one just stop all blood pressure meds?  
I read the testimonials on the site that Trem forwarded and was simply amazed 
at all the things that this has helped or cured.  I also have spinal stenosis, 
which one of the testimonials was about, although not to the points where I am 
not functional, but I'd sure like to be able to garden again, and not have to 
sit down after about 15 minutes of being on my feet.   I'd rather spend the 
money I now spend on blood pressure meds on something like this that is 
virtually harmless if taken with reasonable care.  Please tell me more.

Many thanx,

Judy Harnett
benjipi...@gmail.com


  - Original Message - 
  From: Ross Craig 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2011 12:20 PM
  Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase


  This post induced me to take my blood pressure, something i have been 
controlling for a dozen years with drugs. 

  When I say control, the one drug plus a diuretic,  brought me down from 
185/80 and sometimes much worse, to the 135/75 area and my doctor was happy, 
sort of , with that.

  A long time ago, here on this list, there were a lot of discussions about 
serrapeptase, including Trem's difficulties. Marshall had reported a lot of 
success with it, so I did my own research and started with 10,000 units and 
then about four months ago raised that to 40,000.

  I don't know what it's done for my overall health but i do feel great.  

  And I was stunned just now to find my bp 121/63 in one arm and 116/61 in the 
other. 

  Batteries are good so I can't blame the machine.

  But I can thank Marshall, again. Thanks. Marshall.

  Ross

Re: CSSerrapeptase

2011-06-25 Thread Smitty

~~~
Read here about Dr. Christopher =
http://www.zhealthinfo.com/doctor.htm
Scroll down to cayenne and #4. where Dr. Christopher
treated his HBP with cayenne.

I have been using cayenne for a couple of years,
after reading about him.
Started with 1/2 teaspoon in 1/2 glass water
morning  evening. Chugged it down.
Worked up to 2 teaspoons twice a day.
Give it a try. It's also good for your circulation.

Smitty


On Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 11:33 AM, Judy Harnett benjipi...@gmail.com wrote:

 **
 *I have been following this thread with great interest.  I, too, would
 like to get off my blood pressure meds, but my doctor says no way, that
 there is nothing out there that will keep my blood pressure down.  My
 question is, when do you stop taking the blood pressure meds after starting
 Serrapeptase?  Can you safely take both together, or does one just stop all
 blood pressure meds?  I read the testimonials on the site that Trem
 forwarded and was simply amazed at all the things that this has helped or
 cured.  I also have spinal stenosis, which one of the testimonials was
 about, although not to the points where I am not functional, but I'd sure
 like to be able to garden again, and not have to sit down after about 15
 minutes of being on my feet.   I'd rather spend the money I now spend on
 blood pressure meds on something like this that is virtually harmless if
 taken with reasonable care.  Please tell me more.*
 **
 *Many thanx,*
 **
 *Judy Harnett*
 *benjipi...@gmail.com*

 **

 - Original Message -
 *From:* Ross Craig lag...@eastlink.ca
 *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com
 *Sent:* Saturday, June 25, 2011 12:20 PM
 *Subject:* Re: CSSerrapeptase

 This post induced me to take my blood pressure, something i have been
 controlling for a dozen years with drugs.

 When I say control, the one drug plus a diuretic,  brought me down from
 185/80 and sometimes much worse, to the 135/75 area and my doctor was happy,
 sort of , with that.

 A long time ago, here on this list, there were a lot of discussions about
 serrapeptase, including Trem's difficulties. Marshall had reported a lot of
 success with it, so I did my own research and started with 10,000 units and
 then about four months ago raised that to 40,000.

 I don't know what it's done for my overall health but i do feel great.

 And I was stunned just now to find my bp 121/63 in one arm and 116/61 in
 the other.

 Batteries are good so I can't blame the machine.

 But I can thank Marshall, again. Thanks. Marshall.

 Ross

 **

Re: CSSerrapeptase

2011-06-25 Thread Jim Holmes

Ross,

Will you give more detail on your use of Serrapeptase.

Source, form, details of timing and dosage.  To what mechanism do you
attribute your lowered BP?

When and if you choose.

 Jim

On Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 3:33 PM, Judy Harnett benjipi...@gmail.com wrote:

 **
 *I have been following this thread with great interest.  I, too, would
 like to get off my blood pressure meds, but my doctor says no way, that
 there is nothing out there that will keep my blood pressure down.  My
 question is, when do you stop taking the blood pressure meds after starting
 Serrapeptase?  Can you safely take both together, or does one just stop all
 blood pressure meds?  I read the testimonials on the site that Trem
 forwarded and was simply amazed at all the things that this has helped or
 cured.  I also have spinal stenosis, which one of the testimonials was
 about, although not to the points where I am not functional, but I'd sure
 like to be able to garden again, and not have to sit down after about 15
 minutes of being on my feet.   I'd rather spend the money I now spend on
 blood pressure meds on something like this that is virtually harmless if
 taken with reasonable care.  Please tell me more.*
 **
 *Many thanx,*
 **
 *Judy Harnett*
 *benjipi...@gmail.com*

 **

 - Original Message -
 *From:* Ross Craig lag...@eastlink.ca
 *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com
 *Sent:* Saturday, June 25, 2011 12:20 PM
 *Subject:* Re: CSSerrapeptase

 This post induced me to take my blood pressure, something i have been
 controlling for a dozen years with drugs.

 When I say control, the one drug plus a diuretic,  brought me down from
 185/80 and sometimes much worse, to the 135/75 area and my doctor was happy,
 sort of , with that.

 A long time ago, here on this list, there were a lot of discussions about
 serrapeptase, including Trem's difficulties. Marshall had reported a lot of
 success with it, so I did my own research and started with 10,000 units and
 then about four months ago raised that to 40,000.

 I don't know what it's done for my overall health but i do feel great.

 And I was stunned just now to find my bp 121/63 in one arm and 116/61 in
 the other.

 Batteries are good so I can't blame the machine.

 But I can thank Marshall, again. Thanks. Marshall.

 Ross

 **

Re: CSSerrapeptase

2011-06-25 Thread PTF

What does it do to your digestive tract?
PT
  - Original Message - 
  From: Smitty 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2011 6:56 PM
  Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase

  ~~~
  Read here about Dr. Christopher =
  http://www.zhealthinfo.com/doctor.htm
  Scroll down to cayenne and #4. where Dr. Christopher
  treated his HBP with cayenne.

  I have been using cayenne for a couple of years,
  after reading about him.
  Started with 1/2 teaspoon in 1/2 glass water
  morning  evening. Chugged it down.
  Worked up to 2 teaspoons twice a day.
  Give it a try. It's also good for your circulation.

  Smitty

  On Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 11:33 AM, Judy Harnett benjipi...@gmail.com wrote:

I have been following this thread with great interest.  I, too, would like 
to get off my blood pressure meds, but my doctor says no way, that there is 
nothing out there that will keep my blood pressure down.  My question is, when 
do you stop taking the blood pressure meds after starting Serrapeptase?  Can 
you safely take both together, or does one just stop all blood pressure meds?  
I read the testimonials on the site that Trem forwarded and was simply amazed 
at all the things that this has helped or cured.  I also have spinal stenosis, 
which one of the testimonials was about, although not to the points where I am 
not functional, but I'd sure like to be able to garden again, and not have to 
sit down after about 15 minutes of being on my feet.   I'd rather spend the 
money I now spend on blood pressure meds on something like this that is 
virtually harmless if taken with reasonable care.  Please tell me more.

Many thanx,

Judy Harnett
benjipi...@gmail.com

  - Original Message - 
  From: Ross Craig 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2011 12:20 PM
  Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase

  This post induced me to take my blood pressure, something i have been 
controlling for a dozen years with drugs. 

  When I say control, the one drug plus a diuretic,  brought me down from 
185/80 and sometimes much worse, to the 135/75 area and my doctor was happy, 
sort of , with that.

  A long time ago, here on this list, there were a lot of discussions about 
serrapeptase, including Trem's difficulties. Marshall had reported a lot of 
success with it, so I did my own research and started with 10,000 units and 
then about four months ago raised that to 40,000.

  I don't know what it's done for my overall health but i do feel great.  

  And I was stunned just now to find my bp 121/63 in one arm and 116/61 in 
the other. 

  Batteries are good so I can't blame the machine.

  But I can thank Marshall, again. Thanks. Marshall.

  Ross

Re: CSSerrapeptase

2010-09-09 Thread Alan Jones

Is it important to get a brand that is enteric coated?

Alan

On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 11:34 PM, Smitty papad...@gmail.com wrote:

  Serrapeptase . . . .

  Check eBay for pricing: looks like there are several listings
 quite a bit cheaper than Puritan even at buy 2 get whatever.
   Beth T

 I get mine from here =

 http://tinyurl.com/2bt6v8n

 Smitty


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Re: CSSerrapeptase

2010-09-09 Thread Marshall Dudley

Some say yes, some say no. I initially took a brand without the coating, 
and it cleared out my veins, but it still might have been only about 50% 
effective over the coated ones. I later took Dr. Best. I have not been 
able to find any verifiable information on if it is necessary, or even 
bad to be coated.


Marshall

Alan Jones wrote:

Is it important to get a brand that is enteric coated?

Alan

On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 11:34 PM, Smitty papad...@gmail.com 
mailto:papad...@gmail.com wrote:


 Serrapeptase . . . .

 Check eBay for pricing: looks like there are several listings
quite a bit cheaper than Puritan even at buy 2 get whatever.
  Beth T

I get mine from here =

http://tinyurl.com/2bt6v8n

Smitty


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nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States 
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2010-09-08 Thread Beth Toraason

Check eBay for pricing: looks like there are several listings quite a bit 
cheaper than Puritan even at buy 2 get whatever.
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Re: CSSerrapeptase

2010-09-08 Thread Smitty

 Serrapeptase . . . .

 Check eBay for pricing: looks like there are several listings
quite a bit cheaper than Puritan even at buy 2 get whatever.
  Beth T

I get mine from here =

http://tinyurl.com/2bt6v8n

Smitty


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RE: CSSerrapeptase

2009-11-21 Thread Dianne France


Sol

 

Is there an empty gel cap that could be bought that you could put the pill you 
have inside that would help it go thru the stomach.  I have some gel caps but 
don't think they would work but maybe some are available and they aren't 
expensive.

 

Dianne
 
 Date: Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:22:19 -0700
 From: sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase
 
 Jack Healy wrote:
  If you experience an upset tummy with the '-ases' such as serrapeptase. 
  try using
  *_enteric coated_ *capsules or caplets. They should get past the stomach 
  digestives
  and into the intestines intact.
 
 I will try that, next time, but meantime, these are not cheap 
 supplements and I need to find a way to use the ones I have now.
 Any ideas?
 sol
 
 
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Re: CSSerrapeptase

2009-11-21 Thread sol


Dianne France wrote:

Is there an empty gel cap that could be bought that you could put the 
pill you have inside that would help it go thru the stomach.  I have 
some gel caps but don't think they would work but maybe some are 
available and they aren't expensive.


A pharmacist told me that capsules are made to dissolve practically 
instantly in the stomach, thus, he said, they do not make it out of the 
stomach, and can't prevent stomach irritation from anything one puts 
into them.

So I haven't tried it.
sol


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CSSerrapeptase

2009-11-20 Thread Jack Healy

If you experience an upset tummy with the '-ases' such as serrapeptase. try 
using 
enteric coated capsules or caplets. They should get past the stomach digestives
and into the intestines intact.

Re: CSSerrapeptase

2009-11-20 Thread sol


Jack Healy wrote:
If you experience an upset tummy with the '-ases' such as serrapeptase. 
try using
*_enteric coated_ *capsules or caplets. They should get past the stomach 
digestives

and into the intestines intact.


I will try that, next time, but meantime, these are not cheap 
supplements and I need to find a way to use the ones I have now.

Any ideas?
sol


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Re: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please....

2009-09-29 Thread Marshall Dudley

Remember that there can be more than one cause for high blood pressure.  
It can be genetic.It can be a problem with hormones, such as excessive 
adrenaline production (or anxiety).  As far as I know the only cause 
which serrapeptase will help is one in which the veins and arteries are 
becoming blocked with plaque and cholesterol buildup.  It is quite 
possible that your pipes are clean, and that the blood pressure is from 
something else.  I am now taking one Doctor's Best 40,000 a day.  Up 
until about a few days ago I was taking SerraGold 100,000 (2 a day for 3 
weeks, then dropped to one a day for a week, then transferred to the 
less expensive Doctor's Best). My wife is still taking the 1 a day of 
SerraGold though.  According to some sources the SerraGold and others 
which are not coated are only 50% effective, so if that is true, I would 
have been getting the equivalent of only 50,000 per capsule of coated.  
SerraGold also contained 80,000 units of Protease, which could have 
maybe had an effect as well, I really don't know.


Marshall


Linda Ellis wrote:
Well, I'm taking two or three 40,000 IU Doctor's Best Serrapeptase almost daily, but my BP seems to be sticking in the 140s/90s range, unless I have a couple of glasses of wine - then it's down to the 115/70 range!  


I have been taking the Serrapeptase since last Thanksgiving, starting with one 
per day as some people on this list reported that too much could cause 
problems.  I kicked it up when Marshall first posted, but it looks like I'll 
try kicking it up once again.  Maybe to four 40,000 IU capsules per day, split 
into a couple of doses.
 Linda
Don’t bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try to be better than yourself. William Faulkner 




- Original Message 
From: Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, September 28, 2009 9:03:29 AM
Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please

OK, here is a follow up on this.

The doctor took my wife off of the high blood pressure medicine last Thursday. 
Mind you she had been on high blood pressure for over 30 years!  Her pressure 
then stabilized at between 110/70 and 120/80 which is way below the expected 
pressure of someone her age (150 is average), and in fact would be considered 
excellent for someone in their early 20's.  Mine has gone down about 20 mm/m as 
well, and is now in the same range.

So before starting the serrapeptase she was running about 140/90 with her blood 
pressure medicine. After about 4 weeks of taking it her pressure had dropped to 
around 95-100/55-60 and she was fainting and really tired all the time. After 
stopping her blood pressure medicine she is now running 110/70 to 120/80, and 
says she is feeling better than she has in years.  Both her and my stamina has 
increase significantly.

Marshall

Marshall Dudley wrote:
  

My wife and I started taking it about a month ago.  Two 100,000 IU non-coated 
tablets a day.  I have noticed increased stamina.  She has had high blood 
pressure for the last 20 years or so, but the last week she has been getting 
dizzy, and has fainted twice.  When I check her pressure it is running about 
95/55, prior to starting the serrapeptase it was typically running 140/90.  She 
has an appointment with the doctor, so we will see what he says in a week or so.

Marshall





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Re: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please....

2009-09-29 Thread Marshall Dudley

Got the results with SerraGold, but have now switched to Doctor's Best 
due to cost difference.


Marshall

Norton, Steve wrote:

Marshall,
Great results! What brand of serrapeptase are you using? 
Thanks,

 Steve N

  



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Re: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please....

2009-09-29 Thread Melly Bag

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cholesterol which transport the D from the sun to the rest of the body.

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--- On Tue, 9/29/09, Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com wrote:

From: Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com
Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Tuesday, September 29, 2009, 10:31 AM

Got the results with SerraGold, but have now switched to Doctor's Best due to 
cost difference.

Marshall

Norton, Steve wrote:
 Marshall,
 Great results! What brand of serrapeptase are you using? Thanks,
      Steve N

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Re: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please....

2009-09-29 Thread Dorothy Fitzpatrick

I read somewhere that you shouldn't take Serrapeptase with other  
proteases, but I note that most manufacturers put them together.dee


On 29 Sep 2009, at 15:23, Marshall Dudley wrote:

Remember that there can be more than one cause for high blood  
pressure.  It can be genetic.It can be a problem with hormones, such  
as excessive adrenaline production (or anxiety).  As far as I know  
the only cause which serrapeptase will help is one in which the  
veins and arteries are becoming blocked with plaque and cholesterol  
buildup.  It is quite possible that your pipes are clean, and that  
the blood pressure is from something else.  I am now taking one  
Doctor's Best 40,000 a day.  Up until about a few days ago I was  
taking SerraGold 100,000 (2 a day for 3 weeks, then dropped to one a  
day for a week, then transferred to the less expensive Doctor's  
Best). My wife is still taking the 1 a day of SerraGold though.   
According to some sources the SerraGold and others which are not  
coated are only 50% effective, so if that is true, I would have been  
getting the equivalent of only 50,000 per capsule of coated.   
SerraGold also contained 80,000 units of Protease, which could have  
maybe had an effect as well, I really don't know.


Marshall


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Re: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please....

2009-09-28 Thread Marshall Dudley


OK, here is a follow up on this.

The doctor took my wife off of the high blood pressure medicine last 
Thursday. Mind you she had been on high blood pressure for over 30 
years!  Her pressure then stabilized at between 110/70 and 120/80 which 
is way below the expected pressure of someone her age (150 is average), 
and in fact would be considered excellent for someone in their early 
20's.  Mine has gone down about 20 mm/m as well, and is now in the same 
range.


So before starting the serrapeptase she was running about 140/90 with 
her blood pressure medicine. After about 4 weeks of taking it her 
pressure had dropped to around 95-100/55-60 and she was fainting and 
really tired all the time. After stopping her blood pressure medicine 
she is now running 110/70 to 120/80, and says she is feeling better than 
she has in years.  Both her and my stamina has increase significantly.


Marshall

Marshall Dudley wrote:
My wife and I started taking it about a month ago.  Two 100,000 IU 
non-coated tablets a day.  I have noticed increased stamina.  She has 
had high blood pressure for the last 20 years or so, but the last week 
she has been getting dizzy, and has fainted twice.  When I check her 
pressure it is running about 95/55, prior to starting the serrapeptase 
it was typically running 140/90.  She has an appointment with the 
doctor, so we will see what he says in a week or so.


Marshall




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Re: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please....

2009-09-28 Thread Dorothy Fitzpatrick

I am really glad for her Marshall, and you.  I am taking Serrapeptase  
too at 80,000 IU but only once a day.  My blood pressure was always  
around 140/85 so it would be interesting to see if it has come down  
any, although I have never been on any medication for anything.  Well  
done you two!  dee


On 28 Sep 2009, at 15:03, Marshall Dudley wrote:


OK, here is a follow up on this.

The doctor took my wife off of the high blood pressure medicine last  
Thursday. Mind you she had been on high blood pressure for over 30  
years!  Her pressure then stabilized at between 110/70 and 120/80  
which is way below the expected pressure of someone her age (150 is  
average), and in fact would be considered excellent for someone in  
their early 20's.  Mine has gone down about 20 mm/m as well, and is  
now in the same range.


So before starting the serrapeptase she was running about 140/90  
with her blood pressure medicine. After about 4 weeks of taking it  
her pressure had dropped to around 95-100/55-60 and she was fainting  
and really tired all the time. After stopping her blood pressure  
medicine she is now running 110/70 to 120/80, and says she is  
feeling better than she has in years.  Both her and my stamina has  
increase significantly.


Marshall

Marshall Dudley wrote:



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Re: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please....

2009-09-28 Thread Donna


This is wonderful news  congrats to you both!
Donna ACS

OK, here is a follow up on this.

The doctor took my wife off of the high blood pressure medicine last 
Thursday. Mind you she had been on high blood pressure for over 30 
years!  Her pressure then stabilized at between 110/70 and 120/80 
which is way below the expected pressure of someone her age (150 is 
average), and in fact would be considered excellent for someone in 
their early 20's.  Mine has gone down about 20 mm/m as well, and is 
now in the same range.


So before starting the serrapeptase she was running about 140/90 with 
her blood pressure medicine. After about 4 weeks of taking it her 
pressure had dropped to around 95-100/55-60 and she was fainting and 
really tired all the time. After stopping her blood pressure medicine 
she is now running 110/70 to 120/80, and says she is feeling better 
than she has in years.  Both her and my stamina has increase 
significantly.


Marshall

Marshall Dudley wrote:
My wife and I started taking it about a month ago.  Two 100,000 IU 
non-coated tablets a day.  I have noticed increased stamina.  She has 
had high blood pressure for the last 20 years or so, but the last 
week she has been getting dizzy, and has fainted twice.  When I check 
her pressure it is running about 95/55, prior to starting the 
serrapeptase it was typically running 140/90.  She has an appointment 
with the doctor, so we will see what he says in a week or so.


Marshall




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CSSerrapeptase experiences, please....

2009-09-28 Thread Linda Ellis

Well, I'm taking two or three 40,000 IU Doctor's Best Serrapeptase almost 
daily, but my BP seems to be sticking in the 140s/90s range, unless I have a 
couple of glasses of wine - then it's down to the 115/70 range!  

I have been taking the Serrapeptase since last Thanksgiving, starting with one 
per day as some people on this list reported that too much could cause 
problems.  I kicked it up when Marshall first posted, but it looks like I'll 
try kicking it up once again.  Maybe to four 40,000 IU capsules per day, split 
into a couple of doses.
 Linda
Don’t bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try 
to be better than yourself. William Faulkner 



- Original Message 
From: Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, September 28, 2009 9:03:29 AM
Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please

OK, here is a follow up on this.

The doctor took my wife off of the high blood pressure medicine last Thursday. 
Mind you she had been on high blood pressure for over 30 years!  Her pressure 
then stabilized at between 110/70 and 120/80 which is way below the expected 
pressure of someone her age (150 is average), and in fact would be considered 
excellent for someone in their early 20's.  Mine has gone down about 20 mm/m as 
well, and is now in the same range.

So before starting the serrapeptase she was running about 140/90 with her blood 
pressure medicine. After about 4 weeks of taking it her pressure had dropped to 
around 95-100/55-60 and she was fainting and really tired all the time. After 
stopping her blood pressure medicine she is now running 110/70 to 120/80, and 
says she is feeling better than she has in years.  Both her and my stamina has 
increase significantly.

Marshall

Marshall Dudley wrote:
 My wife and I started taking it about a month ago.  Two 100,000 IU non-coated 
 tablets a day.  I have noticed increased stamina.  She has had high blood 
 pressure for the last 20 years or so, but the last week she has been getting 
 dizzy, and has fainted twice.  When I check her pressure it is running about 
 95/55, prior to starting the serrapeptase it was typically running 140/90.  
 She has an appointment with the doctor, so we will see what he says in a week 
 or so.
 
 Marshall
 


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RE: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please....

2009-09-28 Thread Norton, Steve

Marshall,
Great results! What brand of serrapeptase are you using? 
Thanks,
 Steve N

-Original Message-
From: Linda Ellis [mailto:lellis4...@sbcglobal.net] 
Sent: Monday, September 28, 2009 11:08 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please

Well, I'm taking two or three 40,000 IU Doctor's Best Serrapeptase almost 
daily, but my BP seems to be sticking in the 140s/90s range, unless I have a 
couple of glasses of wine - then it's down to the 115/70 range!  

I have been taking the Serrapeptase since last Thanksgiving, starting with one 
per day as some people on this list reported that too much could cause 
problems.  I kicked it up when Marshall first posted, but it looks like I'll 
try kicking it up once again.  Maybe to four 40,000 IU capsules per day, split 
into a couple of doses.
 Linda
Don't bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try 
to be better than yourself. William Faulkner 

- Original Message 
From: Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, September 28, 2009 9:03:29 AM
Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please

OK, here is a follow up on this.

The doctor took my wife off of the high blood pressure medicine last Thursday. 
Mind you she had been on high blood pressure for over 30 years!  Her pressure 
then stabilized at between 110/70 and 120/80 which is way below the expected 
pressure of someone her age (150 is average), and in fact would be considered 
excellent for someone in their early 20's.  Mine has gone down about 20 mm/m as 
well, and is now in the same range.

So before starting the serrapeptase she was running about 140/90 with her blood 
pressure medicine. After about 4 weeks of taking it her pressure had dropped to 
around 95-100/55-60 and she was fainting and really tired all the time. After 
stopping her blood pressure medicine she is now running 110/70 to 120/80, and 
says she is feeling better than she has in years.  Both her and my stamina has 
increase significantly.

Marshall

Marshall Dudley wrote:
 My wife and I started taking it about a month ago.  Two 100,000 IU non-coated 
 tablets a day.  I have noticed increased stamina.  She has had high blood 
 pressure for the last 20 years or so, but the last week she has been getting 
 dizzy, and has fainted twice.  When I check her pressure it is running about 
 95/55, prior to starting the serrapeptase it was typically running 140/90.  
 She has an appointment with the doctor, so we will see what he says in a week 
 or so.

 Marshall

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Re: CSSerrapeptase experiences, please....

2009-09-21 Thread Marshall Dudley

My wife and I started taking it about a month ago. Two 100,000 IU
non-coated tablets a day. I have noticed increased stamina. She has
had high blood pressure for the last 20 years or so, but the last week
she has been getting dizzy, and has fainted twice. When I check her
pressure it is running about 95/55, prior to starting the serrapeptase
it was typically running 140/90. She has an appointment with the
doctor, so we will see what he says in a week or so.

Marshall

Linda Ellis wrote:

Hi, all - well, after Steve's recommendation and further reading, I started on
the Doctor's Best Serrapeptase on Monday, and I've got some questions...

First, I am primarily experimenting to see if the Serrapeptase does anything to reduce skin scarring due to insect bites and tomboy wounds. Has anybody noticed any changes of their own based on use of this? I'm taking two or three capsules spaced out over the day, and I'm wondering how long to wait before I should inspect for any improvements.

Secondly, I'm wondering if some other things I'm experiencing suddenly may be other reactions to the Serrapeptase, as that is the only change I've made this week. First, I know that with some alternatives, the healing process starts with some type of a herx reaction. The last two days, I'm sneezing like crazy, for no apparent reason. I'm wondering if this might be a herx. If so, it's certainly tolerable. The other thing is - delicately speaking - I'm noticing a change in bathroom habits. Everything seems to be starting to move easier, and more frequently, if you get my drift.

If anybody else has experiences to contribute, I'd love to hear them
Linda
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Re: CSSerrapeptase-- heparin

2009-08-25 Thread ZZekelink

I did read about the problem with heparin...When Dan had the  clotting 
problem--The heparin was not working to stop the clotting. That is why  they 
took him by Mercy flight to Strong...The kinease stopped it .  The  Killer 
heparin came just a few years ago. Lois

Re: CSSerrapeptase / coumadin

2009-08-25 Thread ZZekelink

 
In a message dated 8/24/2009 3:23:32 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
day.sut...@gmail.com writes:

I was  put on Coumadin for life because of Atrial Fibrillation.   I use  
Natural VitE and Serraptase and Germanzyme.   It took me two doctors  and 
pressing them to tell me how to get off of this Rat Poison  (that  is what 
is is, you know)  Finally one told me to cut the dose in half for  3 days, 
and in half again for another 3 days, then stop.(how damn simple  was 
that?)




Did you have your protime taken to check how it was working ??  My sister 
has Atrial Fib..

Re: CSSerrapeptase Marshall

2009-08-25 Thread ZZekelink

In a message dated 8/24/2009 12:17:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
mdud...@king-cart.com writes:

What is  he on coumadin for life?  That implies that the clot was never  
totally dissolved, or they expect the C deficiency to continue, or am I  
missing something?  If that is the case serrapeptase might be able to  
not be used in place of coumadin, but eliminate the need for it entirely  
if the problem is a remaining clot, or use the encapsulated C to bring  
up the C to normal levels. 

{{ Is encapsulated C--- protein C or vitamin C  ???}}



He is on coumadin for life due to the C deficiency. It was  inherited from 
his father.Two of my three children have it. Lynne had to do  heparin shots 
everyday for 9 months when she was carrying her two kids. Thank  goodness 
China's gift was not around then...  Dan is the only one who  has clots due to 
being hit which caused  him to hemorrhage. He built a  new vascular system 
--{{ Has no Superior vena cava etc. The body is a  remarkable machine }} Lois

Re: CSSerrapeptase

2009-08-24 Thread Dorothy Fitzpatrick

Hi Jean, mine are 80,000 per tablet but I'm thinking of cutting it  
down to 20,000 and spreading it through the day.  dee PS it was  
nattokinese that Dr Wong has reservations about; not serrapeptase.  I  
read that somewhere else but don't know where of course.


On 23 Aug 2009, at 23:17, Jean Baugh wrote:


Hi Dee,

Interesting information on the blood thinning properties.  Of  
course, I

immediately think of coumadin and the China connection, and wonder why
Serrapeptase or nattokinese could not be used in place of coumadin?

My Serrapeptase enzyme is from Puritan Pride and measures 90,000 IU  
per one

capsule.

Thank you,

Jean

**

Re: CSSerrapeptase

2009-08-24 Thread ZZekelink

 
In a message dated 8/23/2009 6:18:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
oldgl...@bigcountry.net writes:

Interesting information on the blood thinning properties.  Of  course, I
immediately think of coumadin and the China connection, and  wonder why
Serrapeptase or nattokinese could not be used in place of  coumadin?
My Serrapeptase enzyme is from Puritan Pride and measures 90,000 IU per one 
 capsule.
Thank you,  Jean
 I'm not sure about nattokinese  either sol, as I read Dr Wong on this
 and he didn't like the blood  thinning properties of it.  dee



My son ,at age 17, was hit while on swim team. He started to  clot. After 
Heprin would not work while in the local Hosp. they moved him to  Strong 
Memorial Hosp. in Rochester.  They found he had a world record  blood clot for 
a child his age.  They used a kinese  , not  natto,-- I think oro, .  They 
gave it intravenously as an experiment to  save his life, which it did. They 
found he has a protein C deficiency. He will  be on coumadin for life. I 
wonder if Serrapeptase would replace the coumadin   Lois

Re: CSSerrapeptase

2009-08-24 Thread Dorothy Fitzpatrick

I have been looking it up Lois and it does look good, because it does  
it naturally.  There has been an awful lot of research done for thirty  
years or more and they use it extensively in Germany and Japan.  I  
don't know where that other article I saw got its info from, because  
of course, I can't find it now!  typical!  But anyway, it didn't say  
anything detrimental, only advised caution.  dee


On 24 Aug 2009, at 13:57, zzekel...@aol.com wrote:

In a message dated 8/23/2009 6:18:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, oldgl...@bigcountry.net 
 writes:
Interesting information on the blood thinning properties.  Of  
course, I

immediately think of coumadin and the China connection, and wonder why
Serrapeptase or nattokinese could not be used in place of coumadin?
  My Serrapeptase enzyme is from Puritan Pride and  
measures 90,000 IU per one capsule.

Thank you,  Jean
 I'm not sure about nattokinese either sol, as I read Dr Wong on this
 and he didn't like the blood thinning properties of it.  dee
My son ,at age 17, was hit while on swim team. He started to clot.  
After Heprin would not work while in the local Hosp. they moved him  
to Strong Memorial Hosp. in Rochester.  They found he had a world  
record blood clot for a child his age.  They used a kinese  , not  
natto,-- I think oro, .  They gave it intravenously as an experiment  
to save his life, which it did. They found he has a protein C  
deficiency. He will be on coumadin for life. I wonder if  
Serrapeptase would replace the coumadin  Lois

Re: CSSerrapeptase

2009-08-24 Thread ZZekelink

 
In a message dated 8/23/2009 6:18:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
oldgl...@bigcountry.net writes:

Interesting information on the blood thinning properties.  Of  course, I
immediately think of coumadin and the China connection, and  wonder why
Serrapeptase or nattokinese could not be used in place of  coumadin?

My Serrapeptase enzyme is from Puritan Pride and measures  90,000 IU per one
capsule.




What is The China connection   Lois

Re: CSSerrapeptase

2009-08-24 Thread Marshall Dudley

What is he on coumadin for life?  That implies that the clot was never 
totally dissolved, or they expect the C deficiency to continue, or am I 
missing something?  If that is the case serrapeptase might be able to 
not be used in place of coumadin, but eliminate the need for it entirely 
if the problem is a remaining clot, or use the encapsulated C to bring 
up the C to normal levels.


Marshall
My son ,at age 17, was hit while on swim team. He started to clot. 
After Heprin would not work while in the local Hosp. they moved him to 
Strong Memorial Hosp. in Rochester.  They found he had a world record 
blood clot for a child his age.  They used a kinese  , not natto,-- I 
think oro, .  They gave it intravenously as an experiment to save his 
life, which it did. They found he has a protein C deficiency. He will 
be on coumadin for life. I wonder if Serrapeptase would replace the 
coumadin  Lois






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CSSerrapeptase

2009-08-24 Thread Jean Baugh

Hi Lois,

China was sending contaminated coumadin to us and it was killing people.

Jean


 
 In a message dated 8/23/2009 6:18:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
 oldgl...@bigcountry.net writes:
 
 Interesting information on the blood thinning properties.  Of  course, I
 immediately think of coumadin and the China connection, and  wonder why
 Serrapeptase or nattokinese could not be used in place of  coumadin?
 
 My Serrapeptase enzyme is from Puritan Pride and measures  90,000 IU per one
 capsule.
 
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 What is The China connection   Lois
 


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Re: CSSerrapeptase

2009-08-24 Thread Day Sutton

I was put on Coumadin for life because of Atrial Fibrillation.   I use
Natural VitE and Serraptase and Germanzyme.   It took me two doctors and
pressing them to tell me how to get off of this Rat Poison  (that is what
is is, you know)  Finally one told me to cut the dose in half for 3 days,
and in half again for another 3 days, then stop.(how damn simple was
that?)

On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 2:13 PM, Jean Baugh oldgl...@bigcountry.net wrote:

 Hi Lois,

 China was sending contaminated coumadin to us and it was killing people.

 Jean

 
 
  In a message dated 8/23/2009 6:18:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
  oldgl...@bigcountry.net writes:
 
  Interesting information on the blood thinning properties.  Of  course, I
  immediately think of coumadin and the China connection, and  wonder why
  Serrapeptase or nattokinese could not be used in place of  coumadin?
 
  My Serrapeptase enzyme is from Puritan Pride and measures  90,000 IU per
 one
  capsule.
 
  *
 
 
  What is The China connection   Lois
 


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CSSerrapeptase

2009-08-24 Thread Jean Baugh

Hi,

Sorry, reread what I was sent.  It is called heparin, blood thinner
according to my friend.

Jean

***

 Hi Lois,
 
 China was sending contaminated coumadin to us and it was killing people.
 
 Jean
 
 
 



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CSSerrapeptase

2009-08-23 Thread Jean Baugh

Hi Dee,

Interesting information on the blood thinning properties.  Of course, I
immediately think of coumadin and the China connection, and wonder why
Serrapeptase or nattokinese could not be used in place of coumadin?

My Serrapeptase enzyme is from Puritan Pride and measures 90,000 IU per one
capsule.

Thank you,

Jean

**

 I'm not sure about nattokinese either sol, as I read Dr Wong on this
 and he didn't like the blood thinning properties of it.  dee
 
 On 23 Aug 2009, at 19:04, sol wrote:
 
 Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
 Do you have any info on Serrapeptase Steve?
 I'm not Steve, but I have a friend who has tried Serrapeptase but
 gets better results with Nattokinase. (she has some kind of partial
 carotid artery blockage).
 sol
 
 
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Re: CSSerrapeptase Spider Veins

2009-08-12 Thread Dorothy Fitzpatrick


I don't think this is me.  dee

On 11 Aug 2009, at 20:06, Linda Ellis wrote:

Dorothy, can you estimate how long it took on the Doctor's Best (I'm  
on that, too, one per day) to see beautiful results on the spider  
veins.  I should have taken pics before I started, but I do believe  
the veins in my legs are improving - both the tiny spider veins, and  
I have one more ropey vein in the calf of each leg which I believe  
are also improving.  I keep hoping to see some improvement on a  
number of scars, but haven't seen that yet - at least not so I notice.


Linda
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predecessors. Try to be better than yourself. William Faulkner

CSSerrapeptase

2009-08-11 Thread Dianne France


Group

 

When you start taking this supplement is there any danger at starting at full 
dose?  It helps clean out arteries from what I've read and I know you have 
discussed this but at the time

we weren't taking it.

 

Could it loosen to much plaque at the beginning I guess is what I was asking?  
Would starting at a lower dose and building up be more advisable?  Since my 
husband had by-pass surgery we try to be very careful with his supplements.  I 
would like to take it for the anti-inflamatory action.  I don't have any 
problems that I know of in the artery area.

 

Dianne

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Re: CSSerrapeptase

I believe this works in a gentle natural way i.e it digests the plaque  
in the arteries without causing a loosening of it.  I am using it for  
this reason.  I would suggest you start at lower dose and then work up  
as with most things which are new to you.  dee


On 11 Aug 2009, at 12:51, Dianne France wrote:


Group

When you start taking this supplement is there any danger at  
starting at full dose?  It helps clean out arteries from what I've  
read and I know you have discussed this but at the time

we weren't taking it.

Could it loosen to much plaque at the beginning I guess is what I  
was asking?  Would starting at a lower dose and building up be more  
advisable?  Since my husband had by-pass surgery we try to be very  
careful with his supplements.  I would like to take it for the anti- 
inflamatory action.  I don't have any problems that I know of in the  
artery area.


Dianne

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CSSerrapeptase

2009-08-11 Thread sms

Dianne,
I have used Serrapeptase now, on and off, for years.  The brand I am
currently using is Doctor's Best.
One capsule is 40,000 units.  The directions say to take up to three a day,
but I always only take one a day and get results.  I use them to eliminate
spider veins.  It does this beautifully.

I forget who; but, someone on this list (was it Trem?) who overdosed and
caused much medical grief to himself.  This is a product you do not want to
overdose on, but instead use with caution.  This product really works to
eliminate clogged veins and arteries.  If they are in a weakened state, I
can only imagine what would happen.  Please google Serrapeptase and read up
on it before you provide it to your husband, especially with by-pass surgery


Maybe the others will chime in here on this.
S-Max  



On 11 Aug 2009, at 12:51, Dianne France wrote:


Group
 
When you start taking this supplement is there any danger at starting at
full dose?  It helps clean out arteries from what I've read and I know you
have discussed this but at the time
we weren't taking it.
 
Could it loosen to much plaque at the beginning I guess is what I was
asking?  Would starting at a lower dose and building up be more advisable? 
Since my husband had by-pass surgery we try to be very careful with his
supplements.  I would like to take it for the anti-inflamatory action.  I
don't have any problems that I know of in the artery area.
 
Dianne

Re: CSSerrapeptase

2009-08-11 Thread Trem

Yes, it was me.  Took 15 pills twice daily and after two weeks I stroked.  
Wanted to clean my pipes and did it too quickly.  The chunk that broke loose 
blocked flow to my right temporal lobe and toasted it.  Looks like a white egg 
on X-rays now.  Dead brain parts look white.  

Trem


  - Original Message - 
  From: sms 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, August 11, 2009 8:35 AM
  Subject: CSSerrapeptase


Dianne,
I have used Serrapeptase now, on and off, for years.  The brand I am 
currently using is Doctor's Best.
One capsule is 40,000 units.  The directions say to take up to three a 
day, but I always only take one a day and get results.  I use them to eliminate 
spider veins.  It does this beautifully.

I forget who; but, someone on this list (was it Trem?) who overdosed 
and caused much medical grief to himself.  This is a product you do not want to 
overdose on, but instead use with caution.  This product really works to 
eliminate clogged veins and arteries.  If they are in a weakened state, I can 
only imagine what would happen.  Please google Serrapeptase and read up on it 
before you provide it to your husband, especially with by-pass surgery.

Maybe the others will chime in here on this.
S-Max  



On 11 Aug 2009, at 12:51, Dianne France wrote:


Group
 
When you start taking this supplement is there any danger at starting 
at full dose?  It helps clean out arteries from what I've read and I know you 
have discussed this but at the time
we weren't taking it.
 
Could it loosen to much plaque at the beginning I guess is what I was 
asking?  Would starting at a lower dose and building up be more advisable?  
Since my husband had by-pass surgery we try to be very careful with his 
supplements.  I would like to take it for the anti-inflamatory action.  I don't 
have any problems that I know of in the artery area.
 
Dianne

Re: CSSerrapeptase

2009-08-11 Thread dingyung49

 
Trem,
 
    Did the stroke you experienced just temporary?  Did you completely 
recovered? I think one time I took about 5-6 pills a day to clean up the 
pipe.   nothing bad had happened. I need be more carefull now.  Thanks.   Helen 
--- On Tue, 8/11/09, Trem t...@silvergen.com wrote:


From: Trem t...@silvergen.com
Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Tuesday, August 11, 2009, 8:55 AM



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#yiv1361183804 #yiv1361183804 :* {
}


Yes, it was me.  Took 15 pills twice daily and after two weeks I stroked.  
Wanted to clean my pipes and did it too quickly.  The chunk that broke loose 
blocked flow to my right temporal lobe and toasted it.  Looks like a white egg 
on X-rays now.  Dead brain parts look white.  
 
Trem
 
 

- Original Message - 
From: sms 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Tuesday, August 11, 2009 8:35 AM
Subject: CSSerrapeptase






Dianne,
I have used Serrapeptase now, on and off, for years.  The brand I am currently 
using is Doctor's Best.
One capsule is 40,000 units.  The directions say to take up to three a day, but 
I always only take one a day and get results.  I use them to eliminate spider 
veins.  It does this beautifully.
 
I forget who; but, someone on this list (was it Trem?) who overdosed and caused 
much medical grief to himself.  This is a product you do not want to overdose 
on, but instead use with caution.  This product really works to eliminate 
clogged veins and arteries.  If they are in a weakened state, I can only 
imagine what would happen.  Please google Serrapeptase and read up on it before 
you provide it to your husband, especially with by-pass surgery.
 
Maybe the others will chime in here on this.
S-Max  
 




On 11 Aug 2009, at 12:51, Dianne France wrote:


Group
 
When you start taking this supplement is there any danger at starting at full 
dose?  It helps clean out arteries from what I've read and I know you have 
discussed this but at the time
we weren't taking it.
 
Could it loosen to much plaque at the beginning I guess is what I was asking?  
Would starting at a lower dose and building up be more advisable?  Since my 
husband had by-pass surgery we try to be very careful with his supplements.  I 
would like to take it for the anti-inflamatory action.  I don't have any 
problems that I know of in the artery area.
 
Dianne

Re: CSSerrapeptase

I have mine from Rainbow Wellness and the tablets are 80,000 units  
each and I take two in the morning on an empty stomach with no side  
effects at all.  I can see though, that someone with medical issues  
should proceed with caution.  dee


On 11 Aug 2009, at 16:35, sms wrote:


Dianne,
I have used Serrapeptase now, on and off, for years.  The brand I am  
currently using is Doctor's Best.
One capsule is 40,000 units.  The directions say to take up to three  
a day, but I always only take one a day and get results.  I use them  
to eliminate spider veins.  It does this beautifully.

Re: CSSerrapeptase

That is quite a lot of pills isn't it Trem?  I only take a couple per  
day although they are 80,000 units each.  dee


On 11 Aug 2009, at 16:55, Trem wrote:

Yes, it was me.  Took 15 pills twice daily and after two weeks I  
stroked.  Wanted to clean my pipes and did it too quickly.  The  
chunk that broke loose blocked flow to my right temporal lobe and  
toasted it.  Looks like a white egg on X-rays now.  Dead brain parts  
look white.


Trem


- Original Message -
From: sms
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 11, 2009 8:35 AM
Subject: CSSerrapeptase

Re: CSSerrapeptase

I've just read an article by a Dr Ray Sahelian and he states that you  
should just take 20,000 units for a couple of days a week as not  
enough is known about the side effects.  dee


On 11 Aug 2009, at 18:33, Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:

That is quite a lot of pills isn't it Trem?  I only take a couple  
per day although they are 80,000 units each.  dee


On 11 Aug 2009, at 16:55, Trem wrote:

Yes, it was me.  Took 15 pills twice daily and after two weeks I  
stroked.  Wanted to clean my pipes and did it too quickly.  The  
chunk that broke loose blocked flow to my right temporal lobe and  
toasted it.  Looks like a white egg on X-rays now.  Dead brain  
parts look white.


Trem

CSSerrapeptase Spider Veins

2009-08-11 Thread Linda Ellis

Dorothy, can you estimate how long it took on the Doctor's Best (I'm on that, 
too, one per day) to see beautiful results on the spider veins.  I should 
have taken pics before I started, but I do believe the veins in my legs are 
improving - both the tiny spider veins, and I have one more ropey vein in the 
calf of each leg which I believe are also improving.  I keep hoping to see some 
improvement on a number of scars, but haven't seen that yet - at least not so I 
notice.
 Linda
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to be better than yourself. William Faulkner 





From: Dorothy Fitzpatrick d...@deetroy.org
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 11, 2009 12:31:09 PM
Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase

I have mine from Rainbow Wellness and the tablets are 80,000 units each and I 
take two in the morning on an empty stomach with no side effects at all.  I can 
see though, that someone with medical issues should proceed with caution.  dee 


On 11 Aug 2009, at 16:35, sms wrote:

Dianne,
I have used Serrapeptase now, on and off, for years.  The brand I am currently 
using is Doctor's Best.
One capsule is 40,000 units.  The directions say to take up to three a day, 
but I always only take one a day and get results.  I use them to eliminate 
spider veins.  It does this beautifully.

Re: CSSerrapeptase update....

2009-03-19 Thread Sandee George


Thanks Linda, appreciate it
Regards
Sandee
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CSSerrapeptase update....


Just a note to share that I had my bi-monthly dental hygiene appointment 
yesterday.  I've been taking one Serrapeptase daily since Thanksgiving, to see 
if it did anything for all the old tom-boy scars.  No improvement on that front 
yet, but the hygienist commented during the cleaning that the plaque was very 
soft and easy to remove, and while I have a couple of spirochetes floating 
around, all in all things looked pretty good.  

I go to a holistic dentist, and so I finally mentioned my experiment.  I said 
that I knew one of the effects of Serrapeptase is supposed to be to dissolve 
arterial plaque, and asked if this might also be having a positive effect on 
dental plaque.  They were quite interested, and decided to take note of the 
situation and pay closer attention in future appointments.  All in all, the 
dentist said it's a positive thing to take an enzyme in any event.  

I'll keep y'all updated.

Linda



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RE: CSSerrapeptase update....

2009-03-18 Thread jessie70

How do you know you have spirochetes? Thanks, Jess

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From: Linda Ellis [mailto:lellis4...@sbcglobal.net]
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 10:18 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSerrapeptase update



Just a note to share that I had my bi-monthly dental hygiene appointment
yesterday.  I've been taking one Serrapeptase daily since Thanksgiving, to
see if it did anything for all the old tom-boy scars.  No improvement on
that front yet, but the hygienist commented during the cleaning that the
plaque was very soft and easy to remove, and while I have a couple of
spirochetes floating around, all in all things looked pretty good. 

I go to a holistic dentist, and so I finally mentioned my experiment.  I
said that I knew one of the effects of Serrapeptase is supposed to be
to dissolve arterial plaque, and asked if this might also be having a
positive effect on dental plaque.  They were quite interested, and decided
to take note of the situation and pay closer attention in future
appointments.  All in all, the dentist said it's a positive thing to take an
enzyme in any event. 

I'll keep y'all updated.

Linda



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Re: CSSerrapeptase update....

2009-03-18 Thread sms

Linda,
Have you checked for spider veins lately?  That is if there are any.
Sash

---Original Message---

From: Linda Ellis
Date: 3/18/2009 6:18:40 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSerrapeptase update

Just a note to share that I had my bi-monthly dental hygiene appointment
yesterday.  I've been taking one Serrapeptase daily since Thanksgiving, to
see if it did anything for all the old tom-boy scars.  No improvement on
that front yet, but the hygienist commented during the cleaning that the
plaque was very soft and easy to remove, and while I have a couple of
spirochetes floating around, all in all things looked pretty good.

I go to a holistic dentist, and so I finally mentioned my experiment.  I
said that I knew one of the effects of Serrapeptase is supposed to be to
dissolve arterial plaque, and asked if this might also be having a positive
effect on dental plaque.  They were quite interested, and decided to take
note of the situation and pay closer attention in future appointments.  All
in all, the dentist said it's a positive thing to take an enzyme in any
event.

I'll keep y'all updated.

Linda

RE: CSSerrapeptase update....

2009-03-18 Thread ransley

and while I have a couple of spirochetes floating around

Linda- Are you a Lymie? Your post caught my eye because I am doing several
anti-calcification protocols right now with great success. However, our
youngest daughter has Lyme and we have reason to think that it is attacking
her teeth. Do you have any experience or knowledge of this?

Thanks, Daddybob


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Re: CSSerrapeptase update....

2009-03-18 Thread Sandee George

Linda this is very interesting please keep me in the loop - where do  
you get your Serrapeptase from ?
I am sure this information has been asked for before however I did not  
make a note of it - sorry 

Regards
Sandee
aliveagaingrenada.com





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Re: CSSerrapeptase update....


Per Steve's recommendation, I'm getting it from iHerb.com.  I forget the 
details and pricing.
 Linda
Don’t bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try 
to be better than yourself. William Faulkner 



- Original Message 
From: Sandee George oha...@juno.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 12:08:39 PM
Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase update

Linda this is very interesting please keep me in the loop - where do you get 
your Serrapeptase from ?
I am sure this information has been asked for before however I did not make a 
note of it - sorry 
Regards
Sandee
aliveagaingrenada.com





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Sorry, no experience on this front.  Don't have Lyme disease.  I've just had 
tooth problems going back to childhood.  I have easily spent enough to finance 
a house or two at the dentist office over the years - and WAY more than I have 
had to spend on any other health issue.  Don't know why, but it's the hand I've 
been dealt.
 Linda
Don’t bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try 
to be better than yourself. William Faulkner 



- Original Message 
From: ransley rans...@atmc.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 11:20:06 AM
Subject: RE: CSSerrapeptase update

and while I have a couple of spirochetes floating around

Linda- Are you a Lymie? Your post caught my eye because I am doing several
anti-calcification protocols right now with great success. However, our
youngest daughter has Lyme and we have reason to think that it is attacking
her teeth. Do you have any experience or knowledge of this?

Thanks, Daddybob


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Re: CSSerrapeptase update....


They take some plaque and make a slide and put it under a microscope.

Don’t bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try 
to be better than yourself. William Faulkner



- Original Message 
From: jessie70 jessi...@optonline.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 9:33:54 AM
Subject: RE: CSSerrapeptase update

How do you know you have spirochetes? Thanks, Jess

-Original Message-
From: Linda Ellis [mailto:lellis4...@sbcglobal.net]
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 10:18 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSerrapeptase update



Just a note to share that I had my bi-monthly dental hygiene appointment
yesterday.  I've been taking one Serrapeptase daily since Thanksgiving, to
see if it did anything for all the old tom-boy scars.  No improvement on
that front yet, but the hygienist commented during the cleaning that the
plaque was very soft and easy to remove, and while I have a couple of
spirochetes floating around, all in all things looked pretty good. 

I go to a holistic dentist, and so I finally mentioned my experiment.  I
said that I knew one of the effects of Serrapeptase is supposed to be
to dissolve arterial plaque, and asked if this might also be having a
positive effect on dental plaque.  They were quite interested, and decided
to take note of the situation and pay closer attention in future
appointments.  All in all, the dentist said it's a positive thing to take an
enzyme in any event. 

I'll keep y'all updated.

Linda



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RE: CSSerrapeptase update/Linda

2009-03-18 Thread Carl Deb Charter

Hi Linda,

Have you tried rinsing with hydrogen peroxide? It might help the plaque
problem.

-Original Message-
From: Linda Ellis [mailto:lellis4...@sbcglobal.net] 
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 5:05 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSSerrapeptase update



They take some plaque and make a slide and put it under a microscope.

Dont bother just to be better than your contemporaries or
predecessors. Try to be better than yourself. William Faulkner



- Original Message 
From: jessie70 jessi...@optonline.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 9:33:54 AM
Subject: RE: CSSerrapeptase update

How do you know you have spirochetes? Thanks, Jess

-Original Message-
From: Linda Ellis [mailto:lellis4...@sbcglobal.net]
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 10:18 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSerrapeptase update



Just a note to share that I had my bi-monthly dental hygiene appointment
yesterday.  I've been taking one Serrapeptase daily since
Thanksgiving, to see if it did anything for all the old tom-boy scars. 
No improvement on that front yet, but the hygienist commented during the
cleaning that the plaque was very soft and easy to remove, and while I
have a couple of spirochetes floating around, all in all things looked
pretty good. 

I go to a holistic dentist, and so I finally mentioned my experiment.  I
said that I knew one of the effects of Serrapeptase is supposed to be
to dissolve arterial plaque, and asked if this might also be having a
positive effect on dental plaque.  They were quite interested, and
decided to take note of the situation and pay closer attention in future
appointments.  All in all, the dentist said it's a positive thing to
take an enzyme in any event. 

I'll keep y'all updated.

Linda



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Re: CSSerrapeptase update/Linda