Systemic Enzymes and Your Health with Michael J. Kramarczyk Jr | Health & Care Ep 10

I am thrilled to share with you some information on systemic enzymes. I take them myself and recommend them to many people in my chiropractic practice.
Michael, has been working with enzymes for over 20 years. He works closely with top researchers, enzymologists and formulators around the world. These are brilliant people in their field. He has done hundreds of radio shows and podcasts over the years and has personally trained thousands of practitioners on the use of enzymes in their practices. He currently works with HCP Formulas. He talks about how his falls on his mountain bike don’t have long lasting deleterious effects because of his use of Fibrenza. The research demonstrates that post-workout muscle soreness can be greatly reduced with the enzyme bromelain and the yellow chemical from turmeric called curcumin…nature nurtures.
We all have enzymes in our bodies and cannot live without them. They help digest food, catalyze reactions, modulate inflammation, maintain and repair cells and more. Your body makes over 3000 types of enzymes. They are crucial for human existence.
Here we cover systemic enzymes: What are they, the benefits in your body, how to take them as supplements, what they do in your bloodstream and can they help with symptoms of aging?
Inflammation is a vital to the healing process. However, due to our diets, toxic load and other factors, we can have trouble with inflammation resolution. Enzymes have natural inflammation-fighting properties. In fact, the natural role of enzymes within your body is to help reduce and eliminate inflammation.
Taking enzymes helps with inflammation resolution and reduces the fibrosis of repair. From wound healing, fibromyalgia, a sprained ankle or even inflamed organs can be helpe. Enzymes like nattokinase, serrapeptase (Study show to accelerate healing in patients recovering from dental surgery), papain, bromelain (shown to speed up recovery from cosmetic surgery) lumbrokinase or others help reduce local & systemic inflammation. Systemic enzymes have been clinically proven to speed up the rate at which wounds heal. Animal studies found that bromelain and papain accelerate wound healing when applied to the skin.
Take osteoarthritis, irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn’s disease or just being bloated after a meal for instance. All of these conditions have a large inflammatory component that can be helped.
I, often, pair enzymes with extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT). ESST breaks up scar tissue and is great for conditions like tennis elbow, frozen shoulder, arthritic knees, post surgical scar tissue and more. The scar tissue divides into calcium and fibrin in the blood. The fibrin can make people fatigued if I am doing a large area and a lot of pulses in one visit. When I have people take the enzymes, they notice no rebound fatigue after aggressive shockwave treatments and better results.
There are conditions of too much fibrin like cystic fibrosis or uterine fibroids. Also, the bloodstream can become clogged with fibrin with age as we become less efficient at clearing the fibrin out. Fibrin is a protein and proteolytic enzymes are great at counteracting too much of the fibrin as they “eat” protein. Imagine how happy your heart, immune system, arteries, inflammatory pathways & your life will be with less fibrin in the way. Strokes and heart attack risk goes down by decreasing the likelihood of blood clots and the blood is “thinned”.
If it sounds too good to be true, well, they are good and even non-toxic and safe. I would caution about mild nausea and the mild blood thinning component of taking systemic enzymes on an empty stomach.
Thank you for your interest and I wish you the best on your journey of health through your lifetime.
Adam Fields, DC is a practicing chiropractor in Northern California and can be reached for an online or telehealth appointment by going to www.fieldsfamilychiro.com and clicking “book online”.
0:00 Start
:50 Digestive enzymes versus systemic enzymes
2:10 Conditions helped with systemic enzymes
2:40 Breaking up fibrin in the blood
2:56 Out body’s innate enzymes
3:39 Definition of an enzyme
4:50 Woman who had 30 surgeries to remove scar tissue
6:00 Enzymes in a systemic enzyme blend
6:55 Cleaning the blood of clots with enzymes
10:20 Uterine fibroids helped with Nattokinase
12:20 Blood thinning quality of Nattokinase
13:10 Non-calcified arterial plaque, blood pressure and systemic enzymes
19:00 Effects of taking high-dose systemic enzymes for 2 years
20:00 Histological changes in the tissues of the body
21:55 Inflammation and systemic enzymes
26:20 Injury recovery
27:20 Uterine fibroids, fibrosis and systemic enzymes
31:30 Why inflammation and scar tissue is happening
32:40 Michael’s favorite systemic enzymes and the synergy of enzymes
34:50 Animal versus plant based systemic enzymes
38:20 Michael’s mom’s success with post gallbladder surgery adhesions
41:30 Are there any negative effects of systemic enzymes?

[@MrStarchild3001]

The video discusses systemic enzymes - enzymes taken orally on an empty stomach that get absorbed into the bloodstream to provide various health benefits. Systemic enzymes are different from digestive enzymes that break down food in the digestive tract. Key Points: - Systemic enzymes help with conditions involving chronic pain, inflammation, arthritis, scar tissue, fibromyalgia, uterine fibroids, endometriosis, and more. They break down excess fibrin, a protein that makes blood cells sticky and clump together. - We have innate enzymes in our bodies, but enzyme levels decline with age as the body conserves its supply. Supplementing puts back a plentiful supply so the body utilizes them again like when young. This leads to reduced inflammation and faster recovery from injuries. - Specific enzymes mentioned are nattokinase (breaks down fibrin and benefits cardiovascular health), serrapeptase (breaks down scar tissue), bromelain and papain (from pineapple and papaya, speed wound healing), and lumbrokinase. - Enzymes help break down non-calcified arterial plaque and modulate high or low blood pressure. They clean blood clots and excess fibrin. Those over 30 often have too much fibrin accumulation. - Taking systemic enzymes for 2 years leads to less inflammation, chronic pain, better circulation and immune function. They minimize new scar tissue formation and reduce existing internal/external scarring over time. - Enzymes are especially helpful for chronic pain because they break down immune complexes that perpetuate inflammation. Reduced inflammation, faster recovery. Also aid traumatic injuries, arthritis, endometriosis due to anti-inflammatory, antifibrotic effects. - Uterine fibroids respond very well since enzymes break down non-calcified tissue. Systemic enzymes may slowly reduce calcified deposits over years but difficult to quantify or predict degree of improvement. - Excess inflammation and scar tissue formation may be exacerbated by constant eating which maintains insulin levels and prevents the repair "fasting" state. Fasting and enzymes both help break down scar tissue. - Synergistic combinations of enzymes tend to work better than individual enzymes. Animal-sourced and plant-sourced enzymes both have value; a blend utilizes benefits of each. - Enzymes helped speaker's mother resolve post-gallbladder surgery adhesions after struggling with repeat surgeries for years prior. Also greatly improved the appearance of external surgical scar. Conclusions: - Systemic enzymes provide a wide range of anti-inflammatory effects and have research supporting uses for pain, arthritis, autoimmunity, surgery recovery, and conditions involving fibrosis like endometriosis and fibroids. - They aid the body’s innate capacity to resolve inflammation and clear out pathological accumulations of fibrin and scar tissue. Benefits take time to manifest fully but can dramatically improve quality of life. - A synergistic blend of animal-sourced and plant-sourced proteolytic enzymes works most effectively since people respond differently. Systemic enzymes are very safe with little downside, mainly possible mild detox reaction symptoms initially. In summary, systemic enzyme therapy enhances the body’s inflammation regulation and tissue repair functions through multiple mechanisms. Judicious use provides a non-toxic method to improve outcomes for various chronic conditions that involve inflammatory and/or fibrotic processes. Additional research is warranted to further define clinical applications.

[@11kwright]

Can’t believe you’ve not received more likes. Very well summarised on the various enzymes and benefits. This is very helpful indeed. You’ve either acquired a good knowledge of perhaps in the med field of some description. This is very useful. Thank you. 🙏🏾 😊

[@jammin6816]

1.5k views after 3 months, this video should have at least 15-20 million views, it’s that important. A TikTok video showing a monkey eating a banana will get 11 million views. This is a great great video and I’m going to send it to everyone I know.

[@dradamfields]

You are wonderful...thank you!

[@KingsDaughter.]

Very true!!! This is my second time listening to it 😁

[@monabo1]

Depends on who is eating the bannanas

[@shantinaturechild3239]

@@monabo1 lol. If it's a celebrity it sure is a monkey and not even an ape 😁

[@rodhelms-yt2pk]

Big monkeys 😅

[@danielhernandez7684]

Let me tell you all, serrapeptase & nattokinase together works. In my case, at first I used to take those two apart, with food, a no, no! I didn’t know. But as soon as I got more education about those enzymes I started taking those two together on an empty stomach and the next day my hips, knees, blood pressure among other things improved. Wow! Amazing enzymes!!

[@Kellysgracemak]

Where did you buy them and which brand?

[@Plainsimple67]

​@@Kellysgracemak I BELIEVE THE "DOCTOR'S BEST" BRAND IS THE GOOD ONE TO GET.

[@freedomwarrior5087]

Serra and natto are also used for degrading spike protein in both covid and especially the massive spike loads people got from taking those mRNA clotshots.

[@elvirago2333]

hi.. can i ask how much serrapeptase and nattokinase do you recommend.. thanks

[@a3marketing991]

@@elvirago2333 I have been using Arthur Andrew Medical "Neprinol AFD" and my blood pressure dropped from a typical 130/85 to 115/70 in two weeks, which is amazing. I started with half a capsule daily and worked my way up to two per day. I would suggest the same for anyone trying them for the first time, as these are powerful.

[@nataliekerven2994]

Michael... No-no, you're not alone, Im talking enzymes all day tooooo😂 Espcecially in my health group with 30.000 members 🤩 Without changed cost, enzymes, clean my colon, liver, kidney etc I still would have had my Endometriosis, Fibromyalgia, IBS, IBD, Headache, Cronic fatigue, Pain all over, depression, arrhythmia and so on.. Since 2017 Im healthy for the first time in my life 🥰

[@Blancutza09]

Where is your group? FB? I'd like to learn more

[@reneeterrell2539]

Yay

[@merlindxb4333]

Hi Curtis FYI currently there has been a flurry of autopsies reports of a white string appearing in bodies of young males who had 3 or more injections. This string is joining clots of many inches long. serrapeptase is of particular intrest here as the silkworm it thought to develop this enzyme for its own use in getting out of its cocoon by dissolving it, and this is especially good as a blood thinners and breaking up clots, a note of caution it MUST be taken on an empty stomach this is a very powerful enzyme and can empty the stomach very quickly, so gently, dos it, but, with this alarming "string" currently reported to be found in 30% of cases in young males, and if you have had 3 or more jabs easy up on you fitness,

[@sincerely-b]

My husband was getting a sort of choking feeling. Like he was getting high blood pressure in his neck. It stated to be quite frequent. I started giving him serrapeptase and that feeling totally went away. Hasnt had it since. We started at 40,000 but then I switched us over to one 120,000spu a day, plus natto (2000FU) and a proteolytic mix. One of these a day and they've helped tremendously for blood pressure and for arthritic knees and every day pain. I also seem to see better at night when driving, which is a plus I didnt expect.

[@natnat19821]

Many years ago, I used serrapeptase and nattokinase for my endometriosis. It completely cured it, and I didn’t need the surgery to remove the adhesions. It really only took a few months too, and almost all of my pain and symptoms were gone. Incredible stuff.

[@dradamfields]

Such great info for me!!! Thanks for sharing

[@chidimmaumah4233]

Pls where did you buy it, And what brand?

[@bebrave9108]

@@dradamfieldscan this help with peyronies?

[@samanthadavies6765]

Where can I buy this? I need to be shipped to the UK

[@odetteminassian2881]

I was so desperate today about my lung scars (4 times double pneumonia ), so difficult to breath, and saw this video!!….it gave me all the information I needed!..You are an angle Adam❤

[@tomjones2348]

My brother was an ER doc (md), and suffered from fibromyalgia for years. He died at age 52...and was on 13 prescription meds. I wish he would have been told about enzymes. I doubt the medical industry in general and mds in particular are advising their patients to take systemic enzymes.

[@canadianforged839]

This was just such an excellent discussion and one seldom discussed in the health and fitness space. I am shocked at the low traction this video has generated. People are always looking for some new magical pill or formula fluffed up by shady advertising when the answers are staring us in the face and are typically cheaper, more effective and fundamental to our overall health. Thank you for this information.

[@dradamfields]

Thanks for the validation. This is def one of my "desert island supplements". ; )

[@ThePoppy74]

I've been taking neprinol for 6 weeks to help with post exertional malaise (PEM) due to long covid which I contracted in Aug '22. Not only has it cured the PEM but it has improved my vision by clearing out eye floaters and reducing a posterior vitreous detachment in my left eye. I highly recommend proteolytic enzymes.

[@dradamfields]

What a great testimonial!!! Neprinol is another wonderful enzyme complex like Fibrenza

[@LyndaHill]

Thanks, fabulous! Years ago, I developed a Lyme bull's eye rash after hundreds of tick bites ( primarily grass ticks) here in Sydney, Australia. I heard about systemic enzymes and took big doses a few times a day. I have no symptoms of Lyme and I felt better after a few weeks of taking them - better than I felt in years. I think it's time to start a new course of them. Thanks.

[@dradamfields]

That is amazing, Lynda. Getting rid of Lyme is like getting a 4 year degree and spending out-of-pocket for it. Glad you have some traction

[@LyndaHill]

@@dradamfields Yes, I think this type of treatment should be way more known.

[@TruthSeeker410]

Hi Lynda, when you say big doses several times a day, can you expound on that. I currently take 2 serrapeptase and 2 nanokinase twice a day.

[@LyndaHill]

@@TruthSeeker410 Hi, apologies for the late reply. I was taking Enzymedica's Enzyme Defence Extra Strength and I'd take a small handful... six, seven, eight - and I'd take them randomly on an empty stomach. I really pushed it and stopped when I felt so much better. Of course, one can't overdose on them.

[@moniryousefian8782]

​@@LyndaHill Hi Lynda, may I ask where did you get your Enzymedica through Amazon or directly from company?! Greatly appreciated 🙏

[@MrsWeaver]

THIS IS EVERYTHING!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! ❤️

[@stevlehr]

For many years I played a lot of tennis. Eventually my shoulder hurt more and more with every serve. I didn't suppose I had broken anything in my shoulder. Perhaps a build up of scar tissue. I bought serrapeptase capsules, taking one or two capsules daily. A month later, pain while serving was more than half gone. After three months, no pain. I continued taking serrapeptase for a year. My shoulder pain was gone and did not return, even when I stopped taking serrapeptase. Recently I resumed taking serrapeptase and tossed in nattokinase. My thinking was that I am now 75 and deserve some protection. After watching this excellent video, I'll probably add some other enzyme capsules.

[@Alfie-ps6ll]

Our body significantly reduces the production of these enzymes after 27 so supplementing them is very wise to stop niggling injuries to return

[@Rosie_Apple_Delight]

Excellent interview! I learned so much. Thank you!

[@dradamfields]

Thank you for the positive feedback Rosie!

[@angelcataluna3256]

Fantastic enzyme knowledge doctors. . I am from the Philippines. I will share this to all my colleagues when I will conduct my nutrition and wellness seminar.

[@randall1959]

I've been taking serrapeptase for 3 weeks and I have scar tissue in my lungs. I should say had, because my breathing has become much better. I think it's really helping with the scars.

[@dradamfields]

That is wonderful, Randall!!! I would add 10 lung packing breaths to full exhalation.

[@randall1959]

@@dradamfields I've been doing breathing exercises for a while now. Thanks. I'm sleeping better because I'm not coughing as much. What really got my attention is that I'm usually winded from the driveway to my son's door and I noticed that I could come into the house and not have to catch my breath the last time I visited. I've had pneumonia a few times and was a 35 year 2 pack a day smoker until 11 years ago. Serrapeptase has really helped me.

[@marysmith4811]

Can you tell me what dosage you take for lung scarring? Also, have you felt sick from it at all? Thank you.

[@odetteminassian2881]

What dosage please , please?…also did you have any detox crisis?

[@wally8224]

Thank you for the message. Will share to the glory of God.

[@nottynice1]

Thank you so much! Great information!

[@dradamfields]

It's one of two of my "Desert Island Supplements"

[@lindacontreras8862]

I absolutely love this talk!! Just started taking some serious systemic enzymes because my husband has cancer. This is so great and helps me to understand exactly how to take them! Thank you

[@dradamfields]

Thanks for the appreciation, Linda. God bless your husband and home.

[@11kwright]

Which ones do you take if you care to share please and it’s working?

[@dradamfields]

Hi! I take Fibrenza daily

[@zoozooni1]

Had a giant keloid scR from open heart surgery as well as adhesions both my chest and left leg. Took a handful (150K?) Of Serapeptaise for about a year. Scars,while they still exist ... are now FLUSH!

[@dradamfields]

What a great testimonial! It takes that kind of time.

[@captaincoconut457]

Thanks for sharing this information!

[@gracie3174]

I learned a ton! Thank u both!

[@dradamfields]

Thanks for listening, Gracie

[@mirmirultra10]

Great question you asked re: plaque on the brain as I had a TIA due to plaque. Still struggle w/ memory & focus, since.

[@sek4amk729]

Thank You❤

[@susanmeadors2733]

Fibrenza is an Amazing product!!

[@dradamfields]

I had mine this morning ; )

[@hrc6408]

Such a great conversation… really appreciate it!! Thank you.

[@dradamfields]

Glad you enjoyed it! I took my Fibrenza today

[@hrc6408]

@@dradamfields is it sold on Amazon?

[@angiecorbin5405]

Great information thank you

[@dradamfields]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vince1229]

Best proteolytic enzyme video ever. Will serrapeptase clean up cervical and facet bone spurs and ligament scar tissue?

[@christinepavelock8384]

I stumbled on this and I’m so glad I did. I learned so much! Can’t thank you both enough! So systemic enzymes can be taken daily or do you need to come off them every few days/ weeks?

[@tonypittsburgh9]

This is the best video on protiolytic enzymes I iave seen. Thank you. I cured my tendonitis with serrapeptase and neprinol. I would love to talk to you guys

[@dradamfields]

I love the Neprinol! So happy you have taken your challenges into your own hands and gotten the victory. If you like, go to www.fieldsfamilychiro.com and click "book online" for a telehealth call if there's something you want to work through.

[@thomasmcintosh8920]

Recently diagnosed with angina, after research came across Neprinol. Have started taking this last week and feel good. 20 week wait for angio so hopefully in that time the Neprinol does its thing and get a good result. 🤞

[@hartmutneuendorf4915]

Great Video ....

[@dradamfields]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mstanya8427]

Love this! ❤ Liked and Subscribed.

[@dradamfields]

Thanks, Ms Tanya ; )

[@caroldoolam2310]

Thank u so much i am on serrapetase 250000iu and the first week i started raking it my knee started acting up and i was wondering if it will prevent it from healing . Watching this video made me realise it won't.

[@loveonlyplease]

Great video

[@dradamfields]

Thanks for the listen

[@mercermitchell7873]

Great video! Very informative.

[@dradamfields]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mscaseyc]

This video was really helpful, very informative. Would systemic enzymes be helpful for sarcoidosis?

[@reddw993]

Why can't I find more videos for Michael Kramarczyk? I'd love to hear a lecture from him. I did buy the "Fibrenza systemicenzymes" and are feeling better.

[@larrynorris8318]

Vitamin k2 makes nattokinase work on plaque but it is at a slower rate than other problems.

[@KatieZeldin]

I know the big problem with pancreatic cancer is the fibrin layer. And, of course, I've heard about Dr. Nicholas Gonzales and William Kelly. Can enzymes use improve delivery of meds to the tumour by destroying this fibrin defence?

[@chelsbolin]

I’ve been taking Fibrenza for 10 weeks for uterine fibroids. Unfortunately, 2 are calcified but the other 7 are not. I go for a scan in May so I hope that I see improvement.

[@gracie3174]

Can you please recommend a systematic enzyme for a female in their sixties with gut issues? Also a digestive enzyme? Are there classes of them…how do i know what to order? This was a fantastic video…packed with great information! Thank you!👏👏👏👏

[@dradamfields]

Hi Gracie. Thanks much! I would start with a gut restoration protocol. Listen to this conversation... Microbiome - Kiran Krishnan & Dr Fields kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5CoiIeXp9OWaKM To order online go to: microbiomelabs.com/register/?ref=drfields pw- drfields - [ ] When you are ready for more, let's have a telehealth call. Go to www.fieldsfamilychiro.com and click "book online"

[@deborahselby4657]

Can you tell me about Fibrin treatment you do .so I can ask I have scar tissue wrapped around my nerve in my spine and shoulder . What treatment do I ask for ? . I make scar tissue at surgery sites . Even in my eyes . Thank you for this info. I needed it .

[@Glam-Ma305]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I suffer with uterine fibroids for 25 years and am scheduled for a complete hysterectomy on June 9 of this year as I’ve put the surgery off for three years due to Covid outbreak. I’ve been taking “Natto; Serrapeptase & Lubrocianase two of each every morning! This afternoon I started getting chills. So I think my body is cleared of fibrin so I’m going to skip tomorrows dosage and start with one a day of each in the morning on empty stomach. Have you heard of people experiencing chills?

[@JaeAmaniOfficial]

Did u get the surgery Erica? How did the supplement help?

[@Glam-Ma305]

I think the enzymes was acting like a detox in my body and that’s why I was experiencing chills. I continued taking them but not 6 a day instead 3 a day and I didn’t have any more symptoms.

[@Glam-Ma305]

Yes the surgery was a success and I went home the very next day. My wound was completely healed on the outside when I went to my 4 weeks follow up appointment. The Dr said he cleared away all of the scar tissue I had from my c-section. He had no idea that I was taking the enzymes because I stopped taking them two weeks before the surgery. Proof is in my results, I was not taking them long enough to destroy all the fibrin my body developed in one month but my body healed super fast so they helped me to recover at an alarming rate. I was harvesting my collards 🥬 in my garden while sitting in a chair but the bending over got to be challenging and caused pain & discomfort so that also reminded me I’m still recovering and not completely healed on the inside.

[@nicorico9824]

Dunno if you guys still around here but I started my Serrapeptase today 1st pill of 120000Ui and i got the chills all day long. Felt kinda sleepy and got like flashes almost like i got the flu or something in my body and my bp raised to 110/78 pulse 90 while usually i am having a max of 100/60 . Sinusitis is the main reason i am trying the systemic enzymes and is my first day without any nose sprays or any type of pills , i am breathing better and i hope i will also sleep better without that dry coughing from the post nasal drops. I already do feel alot better in my whole sinuses area , having some light headaches that comes and goes but i think those are some detox symptoms or something like that. I keep having water a little more often than usual and i continue with same 1 dose first in the morning. I am willing to share my experience here with everyone who is eagerly searching for details and the way my situation will be and i am also curious about what you guys felt and how is it going. As a conclusion im a mother , 42 years old with low bp , minor thalassemia , sinusitis, 2 facial paresis in past 6 years and a naughty peri and premenopausal fight that it keeps buzzing my peace. I am deeply curious how the serapeptase is going to change my life or not. Keep you posted , great life to everyone from Romania 🙏🫶

[@Glam-Ma305]

@@nicorico9824 Feel better, it will pass. The enzymes are working and we are feeling the effects.

[@samanthadavies6765]

Really interesting podcast. Can you recommend a systematic enzyme for muscle fibrosis and endometriosis that I can buy in UK or ships here?? 🙏

[@whoosh_angel]

Would this work for brain/spinal lesions in MS? I wonder how long until a lesion becomes calcified… recently diagnosed with MS and hoping to regain feeling in my legs.

[@Idle_Koala]

This is a good video, but I did notice he was using a lot of similar language/analogies to that of Dr. William Wong, and his many lectures on the use of systemic enzymes dating back to the early 2000s. Would have been nice to see him at least give credit.

[@JohnSmith-cz3us]

Yea, I saw that lecture/seminar. Was really good.

[@ranneyceth]

Great discussion, thank you. I recently started a combo of Lumbro, Natto, and Serra as an alternative to blood thinners (felt like I was dying from side effects of prescription anticoagulants). So far it has been helping my circulation for sure and reducing pain in my leg from vascular issues. Had major DVT 9 months ago, and hoping this will prevent any in the future. Had to start slow. Definite herxing, but slowly tolerating more. Is there any point in adding other proteolytic enzymes into the mix? I thought about getting another complex just for general health, cause I know they all do different things and work differently.

[@dradamfields]

So glad to get your comment. Sounds like you are on a good protocol and you are getting symptomatic relief. The Lumbro is quite powerful. I wish HCP put it in the Fibrenza but I think they might be trying to keep it vegetarian as the lumbro comes from worms. I would add the Fibrenza at night and see if you get some symptomatic changes as they have formulated it for its synergistic qualities. Good to be reminded that people can herx from the introduction. Keep up the great self-care!

[@heather2081]

I just started these same enzymes because I’m off my blood thinner after 9 months (got a massive DVT and PEs during pregnancy) How is it going for you? I’m definitely trying to prevent more clots!

[@ranneyceth]

@@heather2081 So far so good! I have been rotating between Lumbrokinase and Nattokinase in the morning and every other day i'll take Serrapeptase in the evening (great anti-inflammatory on workout days). First few months were rough with herxing, but I stuck with it, and now I don't notice any negative effects, just positive ones. Circulation got better, so far no more clots (confirmed with ultrasound), and my ability to exercise got way better too, and I'm back in the gym for first time in years. Also as a random unexpected positive side effect my libido and erectile function improved significantly (sorry if TMI). I've done tons of research and experimented with a few different brands, and the only one I can recommend for Lumbrokinase is Boluoke (so expensive but really powerful), and for Nattokinase the best brand out there is the 100mg gel caps from Allergy Research Group. I'm sure there are other good fibrinolytics out there, but those two are pretty great.

[@heather2081]

@@ranneyceth Awesome thanks for the reply!! That’s very encouraging! I’ve heard that about Boluoke but just couldn’t afford it right now! I got Dr. Mercola’s brand and Dr’s Best so hopefully they work 😂

[@christinepavelock8384]

@@heather2081 I use Mercola’s Lumbrokinase and it works great!

[@cd7953]

Question- last year my mom had open heart surgery for an aortic valve replacement with either a bovine or porcine bioprosthetic. Can she use proteolytic enzymes for pain and inflammation issues (arthritis,etc)? Or will the enzymes break down the bioprosthetic valve?

[@troytrexler5459]

What is the effect on blood work labs?

[@micaonyx5301]

Man I really wish you were my chiropractor, because mine is less than USELESS. I'm looking for a new one 😂😂😂😂😂

[@amandamontecinos7689]

what would this do to lipoprotein (a), Also how much do you take for fibroids and are there some side effects or people who should be careful besides people on blood thinners.

[@minervaaguiar7389]

Excellent interview. Wish for info on enzymes used for cancer like tumors or cancerous- mass like in women uterus or non uterus but vaginal cancerous mass where the Dr says don’t do anything just let it be, at a certain older age

[@origin8132]

Thanks for this discussion. What do you think of Serrateric™ as an alternative to enteric coating?

[@lisadsignstyle8218]

K2 to remove/breakdown calcification

[@dradamfields]

K2 helps regulate what happens to calcium in the body. It, along with D3, Fibrenza and Megasporebiotic are essential to my daily regiment.

[@dungysphincter7974]

What's good for your heart is also good for your brain. Maybe not on the same level however. You can fix the blood transportation in the brain the same way you can fix blood transportation to and from the heart. I take 4,000 FU of Nattokinase, and 120,000 SPU of Serrapeptase each morning after awaking on an empty stomach. I also take digestive enzymes before meals. I currently have no health issues. I take these for prevention, or to improve my health.

[@CherylEvette]

Hello, I have a question if my mom has a pacemaker and defibrillator can she take these?

[@danwilkinson2797]

Do these enzymes do anything for sibo if so what ones are best? Thanks

[@keithhaken172]

I’m wondering…if supplementing with enzymes will shut down the bodies endogenous production? (Like with TRT). I’m 60 and healthy and may or may not need them. I take a lot of supplements but only vitamin and minerals that are no longer in food because of soil depletion. Any thoughts?

[@colleenrut1457]

I am on HRT which I was told to not eat soy. So the Nattokinase may not work for me. What else would you recommend. I have 2 DVT in legs.

[@giveyouashot]

I get constipated when taking Serrapeptase but I know it works. How do I combat that? Thank you

[@marysmith4811]

I saw one of your other videos where you say you use extracorporeal shockwave treatment. Can this possibly work to lessen some scarring on the lungs? Thank you.

[@dradamfields]

Great question, The lung tissue is too delicate to target with ESWT. I'd say do some lung packing, increase your capacity and follow some free-diver lung training and/or my breathing series. Add some Fibrenza and a super clean diet : )

[@petrichor100]

Do they work for cellulites? Would they help break down the tough sepae pulling doen the skin? If yes, what dose of fibernza would be appropriate for extreme cellulites on thighs and buttocks? Would shockwave therapy help? Thanks

[@phwshopping1426]

Omg what’s great question! I wish it was answered.

[@denisesacchetti2718]

Can you suggest a repeatable enzyme supplement for joint pain, chronic neck and back pain ?

[@Punkrock.Chrysalis]

So what kind of enzymes eat the plaque or sugars??

[@Liberty1111]

Do I need to buy enterocoared enzymes? The Now brand Serra peptize does not appear to have it. Is it a waste of my money and effort? Also, would you recommend any products to help me with systemic candidiasis biofilm busting

[@katahdincamp1148]

Dr Fields, you and Michael Kramarczyk are both great! Excellent topic with easy to understand answers. How did you find Michael? I searched everywhere for him on google with no success. Could you please provide his website or email info? Thank you! Gloria

[@dradamfields]

Hi there, Thanks for your comment. He works for HCP Formulas

[@musimedmusi8736]

Calcification: vitamins K2 + D3

[@nunyabizllc2]

He mentions Fibrenza brand in the video its pricey but i am going to order some

[@dradamfields]

Neprinol is another good one. Similar price per pill.

[@nunyabizllc2]

​@dradamfields thanks for your reply Adam .. I totally believe that me taking 8 fibrenza a day for 2 days after coming down with covid kept me from getting bad ..also a real perk I also notified that the swelling went down in both of knees and they are now pain free 😊.. still taking it daily as I recover from covid although I have cut the dose back to 4 . Knees are still doing great 😊 I am sold and won't be without fibrenza now ...love the video ❤ so much good info 👏 thanks again 😊

[@caramela4830]

Hello Dr. Adam, Can someone who has an angioma in the brain that is told to stay away from blood thinners. Could this enzyme be beneficial or determental to raspberry like clots in the brain? Or, would it help naturally dissolve it safely? As the blood raspberry is the issue. General docs can't do anything. It's also caused paralysis and would love your insight on this? My MRI when I had a tumor taken out in another part of my body. I recall seeing white webs in the MRI photos of the body.

[@revealanation7778]

I took an enteric coated serrapeptase a few years ago to clean up some issues. Then I thought I would do it again, not enteric coated, and I took one last week and felt neasous so I waited and started again today. I took one before I left for work. Waited 2 hours and then started to drink my coffee. Boy oh boy was I sick at work, dry heaves. Any idea why?

[@dradamfields]

Can be a detox reaction. I just use the Fibrenza as there are ingredients that help support other ingredients in it. 2 options; 1- Reduce your dose and go up very gradually 2-Take with a couple slices of apple. This may help and not interfere with the proteolytic enzymes If you are having this reaction, you def need some gut restoration. microbiomelabs.com/register/?ref=drfields For an intro and very effective gut healing protocol order the following: 1 MegaSporeBiotic™ 180 caps, 2 MegaPre™ Precision Prebiotic 1 MegaMucosa™ Mucosal Support Instructions for use: Week 1: 1 Megaspore every other day with a meal Week 2: 1 Megapore per day Week 3: Now taking 2 Megaspore per day Week 4: Add ½ Scoop of MegaPre™ to 16oz of water per day or a smoothie (with or without food) Week 5+: Increase MegaPre™ to 1 scoop in 16oz of water per day or in a smoothie Week 7: Add ½ scoop of MegaMucosa™ in 16oz of water per day or in a smoothie. Week 8: Increase to 1 scoop of MegaMucosa™ in 16oz of water per day or in a smoothie. Go to the website to order this protocol: microbiomelabs.com/register/?ref=drfields *Note- Seeing that you are having an issue with the serrapeptase, there is a good chance you will have some intestinal symptoms with the protocol as some of your gut bacteria die off, others are encouraged to proliferate and your microbiome becomes more diverse. If the symptoms are too much, back off to a lighter dose and wait until the symptoms lessen before you jump to the higher dose.

[@jacksonwong6772]

I have fibrin blood clot on my right leg artery tree in April 2022 which doctors say its probably due to artery rupture from my 50km weekly running routine. The clot is similar to an external black fibrin blood clot on injured skin/cut which will heal and fall off. Fibrin clots on artery walls on the other hand do not go away or dissolve and they stick permanently to artery wall limiting blood flow. I manage to keep my right right through collateral blood vessels. Doctors have put me on long term blood thinner Xarelto and aspirin daily to prevent new bloods from forming but they don't dissolve the clots. My nutritionist says Protease enzyme will help to dissolve the internal fibrin clots but my haematologist says it will interfere with my 2 blood thinners Xarelto and aspirin. My nutritionist says i have to wait till my haematologist let me come off the 2 blood thinners before i can try Protease enzyme. Is there anyway I the protease enzyme can be taken orally or injected without any undesirable reactions from Xarelto and Asprin?

[@akbarshoed]

This stuff really is no joke.

[@dradamfields]

I take mine daily!

[@phwshopping1426]

Fascia/ connective tissue/ cellulite Could system enzymes break down the fibrous scar tissue? 🤔 🧐

[@rhondasweetman6219]

Does it open up fallopian tubes

[@tinabeshears3701]

Where do you get your Fibrenza and is there a coupon code to reduce the price?

[@dradamfields]

That would have been a great idea. I just called the company and they said just to get it online. Amazon has the large bottle for 129-. Thanks for listening.

[@susanmeadors2733]

Check your local nutrition store. We are a store in Acworth Ga and we sell them!! Fibrenza is an amazing product!!

[@genyamoore5953]

It is an amazing information really… does it mean that firbomialgia can be reduced just by taking enzymes?

[@dradamfields]

Hi Genya, Fibromyalgia is a very challenging disease and there can be a lot of components. There is a great study on cervical spine correction and Fibromyalgia, for instance. I would say that systemic enzymes, like Fibrenza, are an extremely valuable component of helping someone with Fibromyalgia but I would not say that they are the only thing one needs. We must look at each person holistically and load up on the enzymes.

[@genyamoore5953]

@@dradamfields thank you Adam for your reply! I am doing exercises ( including ones from your channel))) and other things. I definitely will try adding enzymes to my arsenal. Thank you very much for your efforts to share important and competent knowledge with us in the world.

[@tonypittsburgh9]

I gave a lady at work magnesium malate and Bromelain and she said her fibro cleared up in a huge way

[@joyceakello8951]

​@@tonypittsburgh9So the above 2 products can clear big fibroids?

[@CallumDempc]

how can I get in contact with Michael

[@taedar]

Why dont they list how much of each enzyme is in fibrenza on the label

[@richardhailes4392]

Is the MEAT TENDERIZER containing PAPASIN (From the Papaya) good or bad for you?????

[@triciawoolley4740]

Should I stop taking aspirin when taking serrapeptase

[@Birdylockso]

I've tried it for 3 weeks. Every morning (Dr. Best, 120,000 SPU), before eating with lots of water. I got no clear benefit. My frozen shoulder inflammation remains the same. A waste of time and money for me. I think people should know another perspective, even though it's just my own experience.

[@mimici09]

I've been taking VeganZyme for a couple years before meals to help with digestion (no gallbladder) but recently began trying it systemically first thing in the a.m. about 2 hours before a meal. I haven't been religious about it though. How long would I need to take it before seeing changes in inflammation/fibromyalgia? And is there a maintenance dose/protocol?

[@dradamfields]

Hi Mimi, I would make sure you are taking fibrinolytic enzymes and take 2 in the morning like you are doing but add 2 at night. I would need a more comprehensive knowledge of your situation to make any predictions.

[@user-is6yz2of2v]

Is it okay to take systemic enzymes just before and immediately after plastic surgery for faster recovery? Can it have negative effects on the surgery like blood thinning? Thank you! Great video!

[@dradamfields]

Hi! Any blood "thinning" would be minimal and I unless you have a coagulation problem yourself, I would highly recommend them for a better recovery.

[@user-is6yz2of2v]

@@dradamfields Thank you for your answer! Your channel is a treasure 🙌

[@oddverses]

Any stomach upset with Serra?

[@basicforge]

Adding D3 and K2 could possibly help with calcified fibrosis?

[@dradamfields]

To my knowledge, that is possible. This can take 6 months to see an objective change. 3 in the morning and 3 in the evening on an empty stomach. Let us know how it goes.

[@knowledgeberakah1728]

It will

[@GlennMarshallRocks]

Is there any danger in taking Nattokinase or Serrapeptase for someone who has had a severe heart attack (now recovered), and has scarring around most of their heart tissue...? Would there be any danger in using Nattokinase or Serrapeptase to get rid of the scarring and allowing the heart in that area to regain it's flexibility and to beat again...?

[@pluto4D]

From what ive researched it seems that lumbrokinase is the most potent fibrinolytic of all the enzymes The lumbrokinase product that's had proven scientific research is called Bolouke. It should not be taken together with serrapeptase (which is better for inflammation) but well apart from each other There are a few cardiologists like Stephen Sinatra and others who use it on their heart patients with excellent results.

[@JohnSmith-cz3us]

I highly doubt it. Instead, it should help.

[@knowledgeberakah1728]

Nooooope

[@wesleyjones8895]

what type of Enzymes do I take for SCAR on lip??

[@che8506]

Wow

[@dradamfields]

I'm with you on the, " wow " : )

[@shelbeg7228]

Hi. Can you experience detoxification symptoms like further bloating etc and how long before these symptoms pass ?

[@dradamfields]

Yes, start with just one pill/day and don't move up to two until the symptoms subside.

[@shelbeg7228]

@@dradamfields thanks dr 🙏🏽

[@user-im1yq3by5z]

What is the best brand of enzymes for fibromyalgia? Ive had FMS for 10 years. Ive looked into lou coronas brand PuraDyme

[@dradamfields]

I recommend Fibrenza as it targets Fibrin

[@user-im1yq3by5z]

@dradamfields Thanks! Is there an enzyme product similar to Fibrenza without the animal based enzymes? I'd like a vegan product. I wonder if Fibrenza isolates the animal enzymes or if it's literally bovine parts. I know Nicholas Gonzalez used Allergy Research porcine enzymes and their product was literally pig pancreas. Like eating organs. Perhaps VeganZyme by Global Healing Center is the best. I also think digestive enzymes on an empty stomach can be used systemically as well

[@fannyallmer236]

Thank for this! Could you please write down the names of Michaels favorite enzyme. I'm listening from Sweden and I can't hear the names properly.

[@dradamfields]

Fibrenza. I take it regularly

[@fannyallmer236]

@@dradamfields I can't by it in Sweden and online it's ships only to USA & Canada...

[@dradamfields]

Look for another systemic enzyme complex or just purchase some of the individual enzymes that are listed on the bottle. Nattokinase, serrapeptase and others.

[@paulhakansson2407]

Holistic "Spikenzym" är ngt du ska titta på. Jag har hört mkt positivt.

[@porkchoppeaches]

Is it safe to use serraptase and nattokinase during pregnancy ?

[@dradamfields]

Limited info on that. With a normal pregnancy, I would say it would be fine. There are some drug interactions to look out for. However, if you want to get rid of any gray area, just do organic Natto which is fermented soybeans. You can get them on Amazon. Taste is rough but the health benefits are quite profound.

[@caroleriksen2161]

Is there any enzymes that can be used for peg feeding

[@dradamfields]

Interesting question. I wonder if you could open the capsule and get the powder into the feeding tube.

[@Greenlady1985]

I have IBS c and two uterine fibroids.which enzyme is best for me?

[@dradamfields]

Hi Pradeepa, I would build up to 3 Fibrenza in the morning and 3 in the evening on an empty stomach. Seeing results in 6 to 12 months is a realistic goal. As far as the IBS goes, I would make a telehealth call with me and let's work on that. www.fieldsfamilychiro.com Also, look at my talk with Kiran Krishnan. Very informative for you

[@martashea159]

Which systemic enzyme helps with liver fibrosis or cirrhosis? Serrapetase helps with airways, but what about the liver?

[@inspiredbydev306]

Will this help for herniated S1 disc in my spine?

[@dradamfields]

Way more to a lumbar disc herniation than this. However, it could lower your inflammation and play a part in helping you. Let me know if you want to go further with your disc. I have a lot of experience with disc herniations. Make sure to have your MRI report fieldsfamilychiro.janeapp.com/locations/telehealth/book#staff_member/1

[@christinamartins8483]

Hi, I have a serious issue in my airway. I've tried taking these supplements and they caused stomach pain and now my Lipase is low. I wonder if it is making my natural Lipase inactive. Can Serrapeptase alone help with scar tissue inside the body? How are we sure it is not taking away the protein in the muscles since it is a synthetic form? We also need some mucus to help protect from viruses. I researched fasting and that is not a good idea in today's world since our stomaches are so jacked from leaky gut, I'm on a clean Keto lifestyle now.

[@reneeterrell2539]

I fast seasonally. I tell you, it's great. My diet is not the best, so just like an automobile, fasting to me is like changing the oil in your car

[@crystalwinks2772]

would it be helpful for pancreatic elastase-1 deficiency?

[@dradamfields]

Hi Honey Bee (just had to do that ; ) I am going to guess you have had pancreatitis. If this is the case, you must go back to the basics ASAP. Things like running toward a healthy diet, exercise, etc. That being said, the Fibrenza will be good for you. Take them on an empty stomach and look for these enzymes in your supplements to take with food: Amylase Trypsin Chymotrypsin Carboxypolypeptidases Lipase Phospholipase A2 Lysophospholipase or phospholipase B Cholesterol esterase. Nucleases.

[@crystalwinks2772]

@@dradamfields i was put on CREON and don't want to take that because of all side effects, so was looking for something else. Does serrapeptase help with epi?