[DL05]

Just been doing some reading on Serrapeptase and Nattokinase and wondered if anyone had tried them ?
They're both enzymes, Serrapeptase is supposed to break down scar tissue and dead cells and is a natural anti inflammatory and the Nattokinase helps thin the blood and carry away any clots or build up of blood related debris and is supposed to break down fibrin (which is a factor in adhesions/scarring and endo), the two together are supposed to help with internal tubal scarring and endo related blockages , and I have read of some women having success unblocking their tubes after taking both and going from having HSG's with no fill to having fill and spill a few months later Also women with reduced fertility caused by endo getting pregnant after taking them
I was taking the Serrapeptase on its own since last August (2012) more for heart related concerns than anything else (its supposed to help clear aterial plaque and is even given by docs in some european coutries for that purpose) and when I had my cannulation in October 2012, the original blockage I was told I had way back in March 2011 had mysteriously now vanished There was a clear difference on the photos taken of my tube when they put the dye in, in May 2011 at my first actual laproscopy there was no swelling of the tube and the dye clearly didn't go in at all ,same thing happened at my second one in November 2011, last October the tube was swollen with the dye to almost half way along its length right up to the place where the non dissolvable stitches from my reversal were (unfortunately a blockage was then discovered at that point thought to be tough scarring as the cannular couldn't budge it ), now I can't say for sure the Serrapeptase had anything to do with the original blockage disappearing as it was almost a year since the previous lap but it did make me wonder
So I read a bit more and discover this Nattokinase, but couldn't find it for sale in the UK at the time, however yesterday when re-ordering my serrapeptase I found the Nattokinase on Amazon
So I've ordered some and will try them both together , just thought I'd mention it in case anyone else has been told their tubes are blocked and would like to try them
You can't take Nattokinse alongside aspirin or other blood thinners but as far as I can see anyone can take the Serrapeptase
Theres a lot of information out there though if you google
I'm not expecting any miracles, but as IVF is not an option for us I thought it can't hurt to give them a go

[nutty1]

Just been doing some reading on Serrapeptase and Nattokinase and wondered if anyone had tried them ?
They're both enzymes, Serrapeptase is supposed to break down scar tissue and dead cells and is a natural anti inflammatory and the Nattokinase helps thin the blood and carry away any clots or build up of blood related debris and is supposed to break down fibrin (which is a factor in adhesions/scarring and endo), the two together are supposed to help with internal tubal scarring and endo related blockages , and I have read of some women having success unblocking their tubes after taking both and going from having HSG's with no fill to having fill and spill a few months later Also women with reduced fertility caused by endo getting pregnant after taking them
I was taking the Serrapeptase on its own since last August (2012) more for heart related concerns than anything else (its supposed to help clear aterial plaque and is even given by docs in some european coutries for that purpose) and when I had my cannulation in October 2012, the original blockage I was told I had way back in March 2011 had mysteriously now vanished There was a clear difference on the photos taken of my tube when they put the dye in, in May 2011 at my first actual laproscopy there was no swelling of the tube and the dye clearly didn't go in at all ,same thing happened at my second one in November 2011, last October the tube was swollen with the dye to almost half way along its length right up to the place where the non dissolvable stitches from my reversal were (unfortunately a blockage was then discovered at that point thought to be tough scarring as the cannular couldn't budge it ), now I can't say for sure the Serrapeptase had anything to do with the original blockage disappearing as it was almost a year since the previous lap but it did make me wonder
So I read a bit more and discover this Nattokinase, but couldn't find it for sale in the UK at the time, however yesterday when re-ordering my serrapeptase I found the Nattokinase on Amazon
So I've ordered some and will try them both together , just thought I'd mention it in case anyone else has been told their tubes are blocked and would like to try them
You can't take Nattokinse alongside aspirin or other blood thinners but as far as I can see anyone can take the Serrapeptase
Theres a lot of information out there though if you google
I'm not expecting any miracles, but as IVF is not an option for us I thought it can't hurt to give them a go

[DL05]

Just been doing some reading on Serrapeptase and Nattokinase and wondered if anyone had tried them ?
They're both enzymes, Serrapeptase is supposed to break down scar tissue and dead cells and is a natural anti inflammatory and the Nattokinase helps thin the blood and carry away any clots or build up of blood related debris and is supposed to break down fibrin (which is a factor in adhesions/scarring and endo), the two together are supposed to help with internal tubal scarring and endo related blockages , and I have read of some women having success unblocking their tubes after taking both and going from having HSG's with no fill to having fill and spill a few months later Also women with reduced fertility caused by endo getting pregnant after taking them
I was taking the Serrapeptase on its own since last August (2012) more for heart related concerns than anything else (its supposed to help clear aterial plaque and is even given by docs in some european coutries for that purpose) and when I had my cannulation in October 2012, the original blockage I was told I had way back in March 2011 had mysteriously now vanished There was a clear difference on the photos taken of my tube when they put the dye in, in May 2011 at my first actual laproscopy there was no swelling of the tube and the dye clearly didn't go in at all ,same thing happened at my second one in November 2011, last October the tube was swollen with the dye to almost half way along its length right up to the place where the non dissolvable stitches from my reversal were (unfortunately a blockage was then discovered at that point thought to be tough scarring as the cannular couldn't budge it ), now I can't say for sure the Serrapeptase had anything to do with the original blockage disappearing as it was almost a year since the previous lap but it did make me wonder
So I read a bit more and discover this Nattokinase, but couldn't find it for sale in the UK at the time, however yesterday when re-ordering my serrapeptase I found the Nattokinase on Amazon
So I've ordered some and will try them both together , just thought I'd mention it in case anyone else has been told their tubes are blocked and would like to try them
You can't take Nattokinse alongside aspirin or other blood thinners but as far as I can see anyone can take the Serrapeptase
Theres a lot of information out there though if you google
I'm not expecting any miracles, but as IVF is not an option for us I thought it can't hurt to give them a go