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
