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Topic: Nattokinase

steelbone
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posted

Looking to buy some Nattokinase

what brand do you use?

Thanks all
Paul

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feelfit
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Doctors Best from Vitacost.

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steelbone
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feelfit- funny i almost bought that one this morning from iherb:)

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CD57
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allergy research group

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pamoisondelune
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I take Doctor's Best from Vitacost. It works for me. If it didn't work, i'd get symptoms.

I take whatever brand and whatever amount keep me symptom-free, and this brand does act the same way in my body as more expensive brands.

----Polly Polygonum
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djf2005
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allergy research group is the best IMO

it is in gelcaps as most other brands are not

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djf2005
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btw, vitacost is def cheaper than iherb

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canefan17
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Those of you who took natto... how long did you take it for? And did you use chelators while using Natto.

Can't natto work on biofilms thus releasing metals?

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nefferdun
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I read in one of my books that natto, lactoferrin and cystein work on the biofilm BUT the book did not say how much of each to take. Does anyone know?

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pamoisondelune
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I take it permanently to prevent blood clots because of a gene favoring blood clots.

I'm lucky because my body tells me how much to take; it gives me symptoms, if it's too much or too little. I take what my body tells me to , which is about 10,000 FUs (Fibrinolytic units) about 3 times a day with meals. Or less on an empty stomach.

I've never had an INR, but also i haven't had bleeding problems either.

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Lymeorsomething
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One study below used 4000 fibrinolysis units per day for blood clotting issues.

Nattokinase decreases plasma levels of fibrinogen, factor VII, and factor VIII in human subjects.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19358933

I also saw another study that said if you combine it with red rice yeast you can improve lipid profiles significantly.

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gwb
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My LLND has me on this:

Life Extension, Super Ubiquinol CoQ10, 100 mg

http://www.iherb.com/Life-Extension-Super-Ubiquinol-CoQ10-100-mg-60-Softgels/9222?at=1

Gary

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springshowers
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Bulouke

3 x day is what my doc said to work up to..

starting from 1 3x a week

Some can herx badly when adding this stuff...

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Toppers
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Nattokinase got me further than anything, paired with antibiotics. Good stuff! +1 on allergy research group product.

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canefan17
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toppers,

What dosage and how many days per week?

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NanaDubo
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Rechts Regulat can punch a hole in biofilms and thins the blood. Google it with DK's name attached, he seems to like it more than all the above mentioned products.

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