Inflammation is anything in the body that should not be there. Any “non-living tissue”. And quite simply, this is just about anything that causes pain. Blockages, such as in the head or chest from mucus, like catarrh, sinus or bronchial problems, asthma, emphysema, or industrially induced problems including asbestosis.
Things like blood clots, prostate problems, arthritis, ulcers and a mass of other problems that your doctor will tell you cannot be helped are all caused by inflammation.
Serrapeptase is the enzyme that the silkworm uses to dissolve its cocoon. Dr. Neiper realized that if the silkworm when it turns from being the worm into a moth, and it does so in a very short time, must have something that dissolves “non-living tissue” because the cocoon is a hard structure of dead tissue.
Dr. Neiper separated the enzyme out, gave it to his patients and achieved staggering results, very quickly.
He gave it to one patient due for amputation of a hand because of a blocked artery. It cleared the blockage and the man kept his hand. He also reported that Serrapeptase dissolved blood clots and caused varicose veins to shrink or diminish.
To achieve the huge amount required in the world today, Serrapeptase is now naturally processed commercially through fermentation. Histological studies have revealed powerful anti-inflammatory effects of this naturally occurring enzyme.
Known possible benefits may be the resolving of pain; dealing with lung problems; eye problems; ENT problems (Ear-Nose-Throat); trauma; inflammation of any kind; cardiovascular difficulties and very importantly, arthritis.
In 25 years of being prescribed by German doctors, no harmful side effects have been reported.
Serrapeptase can and does, resolve many problems that doctors tell us are insoluble.
Here’s a sample of published research on the effectiveness of serrapeptase:
- In a 2015 report, Serrapeptase was compared with methylprednisolone in patients who had undergone molar surgery. While methylprednisolone provided better pain relief, serrapeptase was better at fighting inflammation and swelling.
- In a double-blind study, German experts found that the enzyme reduced swelling by up to 50 percent following surgery. Patients who took serrapeptase also reported significantly less pain than did the control group.
- Among women with cystic breast disease, use of serrapeptase reduced breast pain, swelling, and induration in nearly all (85.7%) of the patients who took the enzyme in this study.
- Individuals with acute or chronic throat, ear, or nose infections experienced significant symptom relief using serrapeptase when compared with placebo in a double-blind study. The enzyme reduced mucous viscosity, which aided drainage.
Use of serrapeptase is not without controversy, however.
- A review published in 2013 evaluated data gathered from 24 studies. The authors concluded that “the existing scientific evidence for serratiopeptidase is insufficient to support its use as an analgesic and health supplement,” and that “data on the long-term safety of this enzyme is lacking.” They recommended research be conducted to help establish the safety and effectiveness of this supplement.
However, we need to remember that many of the problems we experience with our health are often closely tied to our diet.
If we eat junk food, we will get junk health. When shopping in the supermarket, look at the labels. How many E numbers or things that are clearly not proper, natural food are there in the packet?
Also, anything that is in the form of so-called “sugar-free” invariably contains aspartame and other things which are detrimental to our health. So, try to keep to a good diet.
Alternative remedies, many of which have stood the test of time, in some cases many hundreds of years, finally offer hope to a lot of people.
Serrapeptase is a recent addition to the list, being “discovered” only 35 or so years ago. But it is one that works for many people.
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