Cardiovascular Disease & Systemic Enzymes

Arterial Disease, Angina, Blood Clots,

What are these conditions?

Atherosclerosis (calcium deposits) and Artherosclerosis (fat deposits) involve a build-up on the inside of the artery walls.

What causes these conditions?

While there is overwhelming evidence that high levels of cholesterol increases the risk of developing Arteriosclerosis, Angina, DVT and Blood Clots, cholesterol is not the damaging mechanism. Measuring the proportional relationship between HDL cholesterol and LDL cholesterol more accurately assesses the risk of arteriosclerosis. The latest research shows that inflammation and free radicals cause damage to the artery walls that initiates a natural repair sequence that results in the patching and build-up of calcium and cholesterol deposits. The marker that I believe will become the gold standard for risk is Homocysteine. This relates to cardiovascular risk in a much more precise way than cholesterol. A simple blood tes t indicates the risk and can be re-measured after a nutritional program to ascertain the effectiveness of the program.

This program shows that controlling free radicals is a more successful angle for preventing cardiovascular disease. This has more potential to provide much greater success than restrictive fat and cholesterol diets that have thus far failed.

THE ROOT CAUSE (INFLAMMATION AND FIBROSIS)

We must keep inflammation and fibrosis under control, if we are going to have any success at all in preventing heart attacks. My mentor once told me that inflammation and fibrosis is the root cause of most of which will kill us today. Stay focused on this, and we will have most of the battle won. Systemic enzymes are the only thing on gods green earth that can lyse away at fibrin and reduce inflammation in such a way that has never been seen till now!

Please read Silk Worm Enzymes for Carotid Artery Blockage by Dr Hans Nieper:

How can systemic enzymes help?

Systemic enzyme blends… containing Serrepeptase and or Nattokinase - helps immensely, as it clears out all the excess fibrin, inflammation and dead tissue. It is also very important that the enzyme blend you chose has enough Lipase. Lipase will help in break down carbohydrates and fats.

What is the correct dose to take? Please email or call for dosing and product recommendations.

How will I know if the systemic enzymes are working?

You will know when the enzymes are working, when your blood work comes back with more favorable results. You will know the enzymes are working, when those of you who have stints, find that they are becoming unclogged naturally. You will know it is working, when your doctor asks you” HOW DID YOU DO THAT!” This is a commonly asked question of us here at Quality Enzymes. In time, if they, the ESTABLISHMENT can change there limited ways of thinking, they to will be able to save thousands of lives with systemic enzymes.

Dose systemic enzymes have any bad interactions with any drugs that I may be taking. No, only people who are on blood thinners should avoid taking systemic enzymes unless you are being monitored by your doctor.

I hope you found this information to be informative, please take this opportunity to take advantage of systemic enzyme therapy.

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or prevent any disease.