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Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Yes, it is true. For the best results, you can combine both Nattokinase and Serrapeptase.

Thank you so much for your great comment and the kind words about the channel! It is fantastic to hear that the video was helpful to you. I really appreciate the valuable information you shared about rooibos tea and its oxalate content-it is definitely beneficial for those who need to limit oxalic acid. As for tannins, you are absolutely right! Rooibos tea has significantly lower tannin levels compared to black and green tea, which makes it milder and less likely to leave a bitter taste. In fact, rooibos contains about 4.4% tannins, whereas black tea can have up to 15%. Thanks again for your support, and I am glad to have you as part of the channel community!

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Rooibos is an herb native to South Africa.

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Recommended Dosage for Gymnema Sylvestre: Gymnema Sylvestre leaf extract capsules: The standard dosage is about 200-400 mg of extract, taken twice daily before meal. Gymnema Sylvestre powder: The recommended dose is 2-4 grams daily, divided into two servings before meal. Gymnema Sylvestre tea: Brew 1-2 grams of leaves in hot water, take 1-2 times per day before meal.

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That's awesome! Nattokinase has some great health benefits.

Great question! While the fancy preparation might enhance the experience, many tea-bag versions still retain a lot of the health benefits. It really depends on the quality of the tea used!

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Thank you for sharing your incredible experience with serrapeptase! It's great to hear about your health and life improvements. It's inspiring to see how this treatment has helped you overcome long-standing issues and regain your ability to move comfortably. Stay healthy and well.

Thank you for subscribing! I'm glad you find my content interesting. Regarding your question about the name "nattokinase," that's indeed an insightful observation. Despite technically being a proteolytic enzyme, history has adopted the name "nattokinase". Dr. Hiroyuki Sumi discovered the enzyme in natto (fermented soybeans) in 1980. He named it "nattokinase," combining "natto" with the suffix "-kinase," likely due to its ability to break down fibrin, which is key in blood clotting. While "nattolyase" would be more accurate from an enzymology perspective, the name "nattokinase" has already become widely established in scientific literature and dietary supplements. This is a great example of how, sometimes in science, compound names don't always accurately reflect their function, especially when they're given before a full understanding of their mechanism of action. Thank you again for your intriguing question!

Thank you very much for your quick response. I understand. I just wonder when students learn about pharmacology or biochemistry and just know this enzyme without prior knowledge, they might be confused. Like me, l knew first time from your video and thought that its mechanism might be involved about adding phosphate or functional molecules. Anyway I really love your channel. Please post more health science knowledge. Thank again.

@@wichetleelamanit6195 I appreciate your feedback, as it helps me understand how to make my content clearer and more accessible to all levels of learners. I'm glad you find the channel helpful, and I'm always striving to improve the way I present information. Thank you for your support and encouragement to post more health science content. I'll definitely keep that in mind for future videos.0 If you have any specific topics you'd like to see covered, please feel free to suggest them.

It's important to address health concerns, especially when feeling unwell. While this tea may be helpful, please remember to consult with a healthcare professional for a comprehensive approach to your health issues. Your feedback about the tea and the explanation in the video being powerful is much appreciated. I hope you continue to find relief and improvement in your health. Take care, and don't hesitate to seek medical advice if your symptoms persist or worsen. Wishing you all the best on your journey to better health!

Goats Milk, Kiefer is the best form of probiotic, apple cider vinegar tonic before every meal, which includes ginger, turmeric, cinnamon, cayenne, lemon, and honey, is your prebiotic meal prep? Ayuvedic Adaptogen Herb Bland that will include Ashwagandha, Rhodiola, Holy Basil, etc. & Any other probiotics, probiotics, and adapted, and you can get your hands on should help to heal your gut. Be very wise to lower your simple carbohydrate/refined carbohydrate intake. Only consume complex carbohydrates, which are carbs that have fiber. Remove all seed oil from your diet , that are considered omega six oils. Remove all artificial sweeteners. Eat only fish that has been wild caught. Eat land animals that are grass fed or ate their natural diet.

Thank you! That sounds like a very good plan! Incorporating intermittent fasting with weight training can definitely yield great results. Remember to stay hydrated and listen to your body during your fasting period.

I graduated from a medical university and also European Fitness Academy - eufa.bg/

You can use nattokinase and low-dose aspirin together. You should take into account the dose of nattokinase. You should take a lower dose of nattokinase when combining it with aspirin. Taking Coenzyme Q10 is very important. So, keep taking it without worrying.

Have you tried it? Any updates?

@@lukeimontv7086 I've been taking it for about 3 months now. I see my cardiologist in late December. I don't if he'll want to do any tests, if he does it'll be next year. I do know you don't want to take nattokinase for at least two weeks after you stop low dose aspirin. Even scratches will bleed and you bruise very easily. I also started Flow Therapy about the same. It's a 7 week course to improve blood flow in your legs. All I can say that my blood pressure is up but still low and my pulse is down but still high. I can't say which caused the change. Remind me next year and I'll give you any updates I have.

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Yes, It is. No interactions were found between citicoline and paracetamol.

I use it both ways- pre workout and post workout. It can also be taken at night before bed with Magnesium Glycinate. This combination improves sleep quality.

@@Healthy_Is.Wealthy OK, thank u for the guide.

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I'm delighted to hear that you tried the supplement and found it helpful! It's truly impressive how much improvement you experienced in just a week. I wish you a speedy recovery from surgery and success as you reintroduce the supplement to address scar tissue. Please keep me updated on your progress, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or concerns along the way.

There are few published studies specifically on the potential adverse reactions to Serrapeptase. www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1743919113000265 However, studies have reported several side effects in people taking the enzyme, including: Skin reactions, muscle and joint pain, poor appetite, nausea, stomach pain, blood clotting disturbances. Pain can be a side effect of Serrapeptase if the enzyme triggers an allergic reaction or sensitivity in the individual taking it. This can result in symptoms such as swelling, redness, and pain in some cases. Additionally, because Serrapeptase works by breaking down proteins that can accumulate in the body and contribute to inflammation, its activity might initially lead to discomfort or pain as the body adjusts to its effects.

Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you found the video on ox bile helpful, especially considering your recent diagnosis of NAFLD and gastroparesis after gallbladder removal. If you have any specific questions or need further information, please feel free to ask. I wish you all the best in your health journey!

If you're wondering about when to take TUDCA, we recommend one to three times daily with meals. It may be taken with or without food. We recommend taking it with food to support absorption. If your gallbladder has been removed, taking it with food may aid in digestion.

I take it with and sometimes without food

I'm so glad to hear that serrapeptase has been beneficial for your lungs, especially considering your history with chronic bronchitis. It's amazing how the right supplements, like vitamin D, can significantly improve our health and well-being over time. Your experience is a powerful testament to the importance of taking proactive steps towards our health. Keep taking good care of yourself, and thanks for sharing your experience with us!

Thanks for the thumbs up and for bringing up a great point! You're spot on about boron's importance for bone health and how it's linked to lower osteoporosis rates in areas like Israel and Turkey. It's true, our diets often miss out on crucial nutrients due to modern farming depleting soil quality.

There are many studies, but here I will show you just a few of them. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21958941/ www.nature.com/articles/1602748 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21083367/ pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11235062/ Of course, some of the information that I show on my channel I have read in certain books that are written by doctors.

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you found the information useful. In my opinion, red yeast rice will have a better effect on your bad cholesterol levels. Monacolin K is chemically identical to the active ingredient in some cholesterol-lowering statin medications, and it can help lower LDL (bad) cholesterol levels. As for your current regimen of omega-3, Vitamin K2 (MK7), and magnesium glycinate, these supplements can contribute to overall heart health. Omega-3 fatty acids are known for their beneficial effects on heart health, potentially helping to lower triglycerides and improve cholesterol levels. Omega 3 has an effect on bad cholesterol levels, but the effect is also weaker compared to red yeast rice. Vitamin K2 and magnesium also play roles in cardiovascular health, but their direct impact on LDL cholesterol is less clear. However, it's important to consult with a healthcare provider before starting any new supplement, especially if you are already taking other supplements or medications.

@@Healthy_Is.Wealthy Thank you so much for prompt reply, accidentally stumbled on red rice & monokalin k for first time & continued its very interesting I don't jump to add it to my bag

@@basuh7526 Thank you for watching my video and for your comments! I really appreciate that you found the information on red rice and monacolin K interesting. It's great to know that my content is reaching people who are curious and eager to learn more about such topics. Remember, I'm here to provide information and advice, so if you have any more questions in the future or need further guidance, don't hesitate to reach out. Your interest and engagement are what keep me motivated to share more helpful content. Stay informed and feel free to ask anything!

Thank you for your comment! You rightly highlight the importance of addressing inflammation. The interesting thing about red yeast rice is that it not only helps to lower cholesterol but also has anti-inflammatory properties. This means it addresses two key factors for cardiovascular health - cholesterol and inflammation, making it a valuable choice for overall health maintenance.

@@Healthy_Is.Wealthy my point exactly, but since inflammation is now known to be the cause of CVD, not high TC or LDLC, that's the benefit of red yeast rice that should be highlighted.

@judymiller5154 You're absolutely right. With recent research highlighting inflammation as a key factor in cardiovascular diseases (CVD), rather than just high total cholesterol (TC) or low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C), the anti-inflammatory benefits of red yeast rice deserve more attention. While its cholesterol-lowering effects are well-known, its role in reducing inflammation is equally important for heart health.

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Thank you for your comment! I understand that the information in this video may sound familiar to some viewers like you who are already well versed in the topic. Our goal is to be helpful to a broad audience, including those who are just beginning to explore this area. If you have specific topics or new ideas that you would like to see in future videos, please let us know. Your suggestions are valuable to us and can help enrich our content.