There is one doctor who suggests a protocol of Wobenzym and Cat's Claw. The Wobenzym strips the fibrin, "thinning" the blood and breaking down biofilm. Cat's Claw stimulates the white cells to phage bacteria.
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All of these are of course supposedly good for hypercoagulation too. I need to try them more regularly.
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Thanks guys.
Ya, Carol... I was going to start Cats Claw soon anyhow. Plus it's in a fiber product I have.
Seems like the timing is a big issue with biofilms, metals, toxins, bacteria.
Maybe not as much as I think.
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That's interesting... what's in the digestive enzymes that breaks down biofilms.
So if I took them on an empty stomach... would nausea and stomach symptoms be a good sign?
I'm curious what the break down of biofilms adheres?
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I take NOW plant enzymes away from food on some days and it seems to help detox. not sure about the biofilms but I do feel better quickly so I think it may be detoxing. Would expect biofilm effect to take longer but who knows. Actually I was surprised it did anything but would now say I'm a believer.
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cane - do not recall all the details. If you want to talk to someone at Systemic I can probably set that up.
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Appreciate. I might do that.
I still have a bottle of digestive enzymes from Molecular that I'm gonna run through first.
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I was a bit off center (wherever that is) yesterday. They make about 4 or 5 different types enzymes.
I can call them (boy what a brilliant idea) and then post !
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I was wondering the dosage and frequency of taking digestive enzymes in this way.
We may have been doing this in a round about way using Turmeric and Ginger which also break down fibrin and decoagulate the blood to a degree. We use it for its anti-inflammatory effect, but that is just one aspect.
Possibly an important part of why our results have been very good so far.
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My LLMD has me on Boluoke (lumbrokinase 20mg)twice a day on an empty stomach. When I first started this I definitely herxed. I also use detoxamin suppositories (EDTA) every 3rd night. I do take lots of mineral and vitamin supplements too (positive for KPU) Before I saw this LLMD I was trying to treat biofilms myself with allicin, NAC and chlorella, again this did have some sort of impact but I think for me the Boluoke seems stronger. I also liked the sound of Rechts Regulat for hypercoagulation, but I have never tried it myself.
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Is there any danger to using natto and/or serrapeptase on a pulsed regime?
So maybe only taking it 3-4 times/week?(I'm trying to cycle it around my chelation days)
Or is it wise to take it every day?
I wish I could find more Lyme-protocols related to these enzymes.
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Cane, they will be coming! remember this is new stuff and not everyone "gets" it yet.
Buoloke in myexperience is the strongest, then nattokinase. I use both paired with turmeric.
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