Steve, after your description yesterday about the plaque first, with other stuff repairing later, I couldn't help but giggle as I imagined the Serrapeptase granules as a tiny army of PacMen, landing in my stomach and evaluating my personal health situation. "Okay, guys, first we have to hit the arterial placque; then we'll go after the junk in the intestines, liver and kidneys. Meantime, the triage team will check for suspicious tumors and cells elsewhere. The skin scars can wait for now. Everybody ready? A-team, you take the left ventricle, then move into the heart; B, get the carotid; C, you're on for the femoral. GO."
It's actually a funny way to think of things, but until I have reason to believe otherwise, I'm observing these changes and concluding that this is just part of my own body's way to eliminate the toxins and other trash the Serrapeptase is digesting. I am used to the idea that often when you use an alternative to address a situation, first I get ill and then I get better. I was interested to learn, Steve, that you're only doing one a day. The bottle says one to three, and I've been taking three most days, but now I'll not be concerned if I miss that middle-of-the-day one and only get them in in the morning and at bedtime. Those really are the best times for me to be consistent with any dosage issues, anyway. Linda The Truly Educated Never Graduate
