Trem,
Sorry to hear of your bad experience and thanks for the warning. I should have
also noted that slower is better. I take only one capsule of 40,000 units
daily, except when I forget. I knew of others using much higher dosages but I
see benefits at the lower level and decided to be patient.
I have been taking this dosage for about 7 months. I did just recently check my
blood pressure to see if there was any effect due to possible reduction of
plaque in the arteries. I saw a reduction in my diastolic pressure from 80 to
74 and a significant reductio in heartrate but I don't remember the actual
measurement.
- Steve
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From: trem <t...@silvergen.com>
To: silver-list@eskimo.com <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Sent: Fri Nov 14 12:09:19 2008
Subject: Re: CS>Anyone Know of a natural Plaque buster???
Hello Steve and anyone else considering Serrapeptase use,
Be careful with Serrapeptase. I had high blood pressure several years ago and
decided to get chelation with the thought it would remove some of the plaque
in my pipes and help lower it. After 18 IV EDTA sessions I didn't notice any
change so decided to try Serrapeptase to clan my pipes. Thinking "if some is
good, more is better" I started to take 30 pills a day at 10,000 units per
pill. Two weeks later (August 2005) I had a stroke and lost my right temporal
lobe. I believe the Serrapeptase dislodged a chunk of plaque and that caused
the stroke. Apparently it really works well but in my case too well.
I use Smart Nutrition brand from www.smartnutrition.info and now take two
pills twice a day. Still have to take BP meds too but I think the enzyme is
working.
I hope this helps you.
Best regards,
Trem Williams
----- Original Message -----
From: Norton, Steve <mailto:stephen.nor...@ngc.com>
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 8:47 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Anyone Know of a natural Plaque buster???
I have a condition that may be caused by plaque build-up and so I have
investigated plaque removal. There are several intravenious (IV) methods - EDTA
and H2O2 IV. But there are 2 non IV that are effective - oral EDTA and
Serrapeptase. Oral EDTA is slower than IV since only 5 to 20 percent of EDTA
taken orally actually enters the bloodstream. I have both but am only using the
Serrapeptase right now. Serrapeptase works slowly. It takes 12 to 18 months to
clean the plaque from the arterial walls. But slow is what you want - you don't
want piecies of plaque breaking away and causing blockages. Interestingly, the
Serrapeptase is also disolving a large cyst on my scalp. I had read that
Serrapeptase disolves cysts but I really didn't expect that any supplement
could actually affect one as large as the one I have. It is not yet gone but it
is fairly small now.
When using Serrapeptase blood tests will show increase levels of
cholesterol. This is normal - the additional cholesterol is the plaque
dissolved by the Serrapeptase. The additional cholesterol is then removed by
the liver.
One other benefit of Serrapeptase is its ability to dissolve dead
tissue and scarring material. My sister has a lung condition that causes
scaring in the lung. She uses Serrapeptase to remove the scarring. Just after
starting Serrapeptase my sister noticed nodules in her feces. Concerned, she
went to a specialist and he found precancerous nodules, some as large as an
inch, in her colon and removed them. She feels that the Serrapeptase has
already saved her life because she is too young for scheduled colonoscopies and
it would have been discovered too late.
If your friend uses EDTA, use the calcium form of EDTA.
Good luck,
Steve
----- Original Message -----
From: Teri Kavakos <t...@welshspringers.com>
To: silver-list@eskimo.com <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Sent: Fri Nov 14 06:23:20 2008
Subject: CS>Anyone Know of a natural Plaque buster???
A family friend who is just 50 has had several heart attacks and he mass
produces plaque does anyone have any info on natural things he can do to
break up this plaque???
Teri
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