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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