Using nattokinase proteolytic enzymes as an anti

Care for Your Blood System With Nattokinase Nattokinase is a proteolytic enzyme (as is serrapeptase) that has an anti-coagulating effect on the blood. This is important to your blood system because your blood needs to be a certain fluidity to be able to flow freely around the body. Too thick, it doesn't flow and causes and array of health problems. Too thin and if you cut yourself, the cut won't stop bleeding. This is important to know if you are already taking anti-coagulating medication like warfarin.

In this case, you should refrain from taking both. Speak to your primary care doctor first, both about stopping taking the warfarin and also taking nattokinase. He may recommend blood tests before, during and after to see how nattokinase affects you.

So, how could nattokinase help you and what health problems could it help with? When your blood is too thick, which most people’s blood is, it causes a build up of fibrins called, fibrinogen. This can cause blood clots, leading to deep vein thrombosis (DVT), which is what happened to me.

Nattokinase attacks the build up of fibrin, breaking it down and helping your blood circulation to normalize.

When your blood returns to normal fluidity, it transports nutrients and extracts waste materials such as carbon dioxide away from your vital organs, sending it through filters and out of your body.

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