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Hello Linda, That's excellent to hear! Naka is a top brand in natural health so no surprise there. We're happy to hear our video helped you & your health! There are a number of health products out there claiming that SER can do just about anything in the body, including dissolving arterial plaque, blood clots, cysts, and scar tissue, while eliminating pain and inflammation. Continue learning by checking out our natural health articles, we think you'll enjoy them 😊 www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/supplements/serrapeptase/ Stay healthy & well!

Hello Donna, Such a great story & outcome, thank you for sharing that with us. Serrapeptase is an enzyme that was initially discovered in silkworm larvae, but was later derived from a bacteria called Serratia marcescens. It may also be known as: serratiopeptidase, serralysin, serratiapeptase, and SPEP, or SER for short. SER is in the peptidase enzyme family, meaning that it breaks up protein. There are a large number of health benefits attributed to SER supplementation. Glad our videos helped you learn about your health and find relief. If you'd like to learn more about Serrapeptase or Osteoarthritis and natural health, check out our articles as well: www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/supplements/serrapeptase/ www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/health-concerns/osteo-arthritis/ Have a healthy day!

Hello Yusrah, You're very welcome! We love having you on our channel and that you're enjoying our video reviews. There are a number of health products out there claiming that SER can do just about anything in the body, including dissolving arterial plaque, blood clots, cysts, and scar tissue, while eliminating pain and inflammation. Continue learning by reading our articles, they're also filled with knowledge. www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/supplements/serrapeptase/ Stay healthy & well!

Hello Hi-Jay Mg, So Serrapeptase is known for helping heal scars by dissolving a protein called Fibrin that makes up most of the scar. So Serrapeptase has a chance of helping heal your scar, but the issue would be how long it's been since the scar formed. Once a scar has been sitting for so long, 30+ years in your case, things become a lot harder since things have been healing for so long. So I can't say for certain whether it will heal a scar of that age, it may help reduce how noticeable it is, reduce the size by a small amount, but it's hard to say. You can always try and report back with your results, we would be interested to hear if it helped you. Take care!

Hello Charlie, Mcgeehan, as of right now we haven't seen much information that shows Serrapeptase having a large effect on Tinnitus. There has been some feedback from a few people who noticed some improvement, but nothing conclusive yet. If you'd like to look at some possible things that may help, please take a look at an article and video we made about Tinnitus. Hopefully, it can help you find some relief, or at least open up some paths you can try: www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/health-concerns/tinnitus/ Wish you all the best, have a good day!

Hello, That's where naturopaths come in. MD's are generally taught using western/pharma medicine while naturopaths are taught to use Nutraceuticals. We work hard on these videos to make this information more readily available so viewers can feel empowered to take care of their health the natural way. If you'd like to continue learning, we also have articles as well. www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/supplements/ Have a healthy day!

Hello Allen, The recommended dosage for Serrapeptase is: 20 - 30mg (2,000 - 3,000iu) Daily In Divided Doses. Manufacturer's Dosage May Me Significantly Higher. If You Wish To Take Higher Dosages, Following Label Instructions For Use. You can also receive a therapeutic dose under the supervision of your healthcare practitioner. For more info and top quality Serrapeptase supplements, check out our article link: www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/supplements/serrapeptase/ Have a healthy day!

Hi Krainey, every company makes their supplements different, so some serrapeptase may be more beneficial for you than others but that's a case by case basis. You need to look at things like how they source their supplements, are they GMO-free, organic, etc... Look at what else they are incorporating into the supplement and if those additions are things that you need, look at reviews to see how other people are doing on them, look to make sure it's a trusted company and not a random sketchy company. Other than that most tend to be similar in effect, it's more just the dosages that each offer. Enteric coated capsules and tablets tend to do better/work better for most since it does pass by the stomach acid into the intestines where it's easier to absorb into the body. The stomach acid in your gut will break down some of the serrapeptase but it's not going to make it completely inert so you will still see an effect. The recommendation to open the capsule is more for those who may notice side effects like gas, bloating, or are not a fan of taking capsules in general. Serrapeptase doesn't really have a standard dosage because it's an enzyme and they are a little different. So it's best to just follow what the manufacturer recommends on their bottle. But the standard dosage most use is between 10-60mg or about 20,000 - 120,000SU per day, on an empty stomach. We don't really recommend buying the cheapest version of the supplement you see online from just any website. The reason for that is because there is a lot of companies who don't have good quality control and may be using unsafe materials. Or an even bigger worry is the materials they are putting in that "supplement" aren't actually what they say they are and are just using fillers. So it's best to keep to companies and sites that you know and trust, careful on sites like Amazon where sketchy third-party companies can post their products. If you'd like you can take a look at our online store and see what brands we carry, that'll give you an idea of some companies you can trust and then you can go from there. Our store: www.nationalnutrition.ca/catalogsearch/result/?q=serrapeptase Let us know if you have any other questions, have a great day!

Hello Ms G, Thank you for tuning in. The recommended daily dose of serrapeptase is 20 - 30mg (2,000 - 3,000iu) Daily In Divided Doses. However, the manufacturer's labeling directions may be higher.

Hello Brenda, Thank you for your inquiry. Serrapeptase has powerful anti-inflammatory properties. Clinical studies have shown that it is effective in reducing swelling and edema and metabolizing scar tissues in the body. Because serrapeptase breaks down dead tissues and excess fibrin, it eliminates the body’s defense mechanism known as inflammation. It is an effective enzyme against inflammation in all forms, such as inflammation of the joints, the digestive system and other organs. With inflammation abated, the body is able to clean out the dead tissues and fibrin growths, allowing for the healing process to begin. This may support what you're looking for. To learn more, check out our article for appropriate dosing and high quality brands: www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/supplements/serrapeptase/ You may also be interested in A. Vogel Eye drops: www.nationalnutrition.ca/a-vogel-eye-drops-10ml.html Stay healthy & well!

Hey G G, It could be for a few reasons, but the quality is a big one. We don't carry or know much about Drs Best, so we can't speak about the quality of that company. But supplement quality does play a major role in how someone will react to taking a specific supplement. There has been a recent increase of untested, unsafe, and unverified supplements coming from unknown random companies on sites like eBay, Instagram, and facebook. They don't have reviews for their products, no one's heard of them and the only people who have is easily bought influencers. So when you buy these supplements you're getting something that hasn't been properly tested for heavy metals, contaminants, bacteria, mold, that hasn't been verified that what they say is in the bottle is actually in there and that if you do have an adverse reaction they most likely won't have an easily reachable representative to talk to. So taking supplements that you may not trust can cause adverse reactions like you're experiencing. I would also look at if you did anything different over the past few days, sometimes just changing when you take a supplement can cause issues. I know some people can't take a supplement on an empty stomach, others can't do a full stomach. I hope you can figure out what's going on, have a healthy day!

+bk23 Serrapeptase is an enzyme that is derived from Silkworms. It is a dietary supplement commonly used for painful conditions including back pain, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, carpal tunnel, migraine and tension headaches. Feedback suggest that it is helpful for conditions that involve pain and inflammation. In part due to the enzyme's action in removing damaged tissue and reducing the inflammation. Because it is a natural product, it works differently for everyone, but in most cases, feedback and results have been positive.

Hey Nicole Primus, Yes you should have no issue smoking well supplementing with serrapeptase. Have a healthy day!

Hello Bud, Thank you for your comment. We offer Serrapeptase on our website and you can use debit visa or paypal for payment. Otherwise we would recommend trying your local health food store. www.nationalnutrition.ca/catalogsearch/result/?q=serrapeptase Have a healthy day!

Hello Christian Webster, 1 million IU's a day is a very very high dose of Serrapeptase and should only be taken if prescribed by a health care practitioner or by the manufacturer on the bottle. The daily recommended dosage of Serrapeptase is 2,000-3,000 IU daily or about 20-30mg, you're currently taking 10,000mg daily, 333 times more than the recommended amount. I can't recommend taking it at that large of a dose for any extended period of time, that's something only a health care practitioner can say. I hope things are going ok, let us know if you have any other questions.

Hello Jason, Thank you for your question and for stopping by our channel, we love having you. While serrapeptase supports blood clots, it's always best to seek the advice of a naturopath or doctor that knows your specific situation and size of your clots to get a protocol that will give you the best outcome. In the mean time, you can learn more about natural health and supplements with our article. www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/supplements/serrapeptase/ www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/health-concerns/ Stay well & have a healthy day!

Hello R. A. Majeed, I'm sorry but right now we don't have any research on that. We know that it works externally for the skin and helping heal there, but currently, there is nothing showing any signs of Serrapeptase helping heal scarred lung tissue. I'm hoping in the future more research can be done to find out if it can. Have a good day.

Hello Elaine, 🙏 Welcome to our channel, glad you're enjoyed our video on Serrapeptase! Serrapeptase is an enzyme that was initially discovered in silkworm larvae, but was later derived from a bacteria called Serratia marcescens. It may also be known as: serratiopeptidase, serralysin, serratiapeptase, and SPEP, or SER for short. SER is in the peptidase enzyme family, meaning that it breaks up protein. There are a large number of health benefits attributed to SER supplementation. Continue to learn by reading our articles, we think you'll enjoy them! www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/supplements/serrapeptase/ Have a healthy day!

Hello Evetter Mercer, Yes, you can take Serrapeptase with apple sauce or you can also open up the capsule. Some people will do this and add the powder to non-protein smoothies. It's important to note that you should take Serrapeptase on more of an empty stomach and don't take it with protein as the Serrapeptase would be used up on the protein rather than be absorbed by the body. Here is a link to a video with some smoothie recipes, just remember to not add protein if you are having Serrpeptase! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a4EjQq9YZnY.html Thank you for your comment and please post if you have any other questions!

Hello Terri Lee, To our knowledge no, Serrapeptase should not cause hair loss in someone. Serrapeptase is an enzyme whose main job is to break down protein in the body and removing fluid and debris located near injuries. Usually, hair loss comes from a change in hormones or the loss of important vitamins/minerals. If by chance you have been taking Serrapeptase and notice some hair loss, we recommend seeing a doctor to discuss this with them. You'll want to make sure that the hair loss isn't being caused by something else like a hormone level change, in deficient in Iron or Vitamin B12. If you have any other questions please shoot us a message, otherwise have a great day!

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Abbie, if you'd like to get in touch with us regarding serrapeptase, you can call us at 1-800-526-9772 or, internationally 75-325-9772. Here's an article on serrapeptase if you're interested in reading more., www.nationalnutrition.ca/Articles_Serrapeptase.aspx

Hello, Thank you for your questions. Most Serrapeptase should not be opened, in this video Dr. Zoltan was referring to this specific brand of Serrapeptase. Nattokinase supports blood clotting; however it is recommended to speak to a naturopath before starting to take Natto for appropriate dosage protocol. The important information to note with Nattokinase is: If You Are Already Taking Anti-Coagulant Medication Such As Warfarin, Consult Your Healthcare Practitioner Before Starting Nattokinase. · If You Have A Bleeding Disorder, It Is Recommended You Avoid Nattokinase. · Stop Nattokinase At Least 2 Weeks Before Scheduled Surgery To Prevent Excess Bleeding And Promote Proper Healing. For more info, speak to your health care practitioner and check out our articles in the mean time: www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/supplements/nattokinase/ www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/supplements/serrapeptase/ Have a healthy day!

@@NTLnutrition Nattokinase supports blood clotting? All nattokinase supplement say nattokinase supplement dissolves clots by breaking down excess fibrin main protein makes clots