Serrapeptase is a known anti-inflammatory has been used in trials to treat pain after surgery or dental procedures. However, dental patients who took serrapeptase didn’t have less swelling, but they did have less pain. Read to find out why.
Sinusitis is a swelling and inflammation in the lining of the sinuses that gets infected by bacteria or viruses. How can serrapeptase help with sinusitis?
Serrapeptase may be of help for those who suffer from bacterial overgrowth syndrome – caused by a huge over-growth of bacteria in the gut and causing a film over the lining of the intestines that prevents nutrition from being absorbed from the food we eat.
Staphylococcus is a common bacteria found in great number on our skin. Pimples and acne are one of it’s tell-tale signals when this bacteria gets into cracks or pores in the skin. So can serrapeptase help?
Bad breath is one of those nightmare conditions that people dread. Depending on what is causing your bad breath, serrapeptase may actually be able to help get it under control.
If any natural supplement can help prevent unnecessary surgeries, then that is a good thing. In this article we look at how serrapeptase may be able to help in a wide range of different treatments, from surgery to faster healing.
There is a lot of information floating around on the internet about how serrapeptase is some sort of miracle cure for cancer and just about every other illness known to man. In this article, we discuss the real benefits of serrapeptase to cancer patients.
The honeybee is the world’s most popular insect. Colonies of bees are found all over the world except in Antarctica, and much of the world’s wildlife could not exist without them. Bees provide some of the world’s most popular foods. There is no better source of natural sugar than honey. […]
We get phosphorous in our diet from the DNA, RNA and phospholipids in the foods we consume. Since all living cells have these cellular components, phosphorous deficiency is very rare and is only found in people who have conditions that limit phosphorous uptake.
Fluorides were added to drinking water after World War II as an experiment to see if it helped reduce teeth cavities. It didn’t seem to, so what happened? Flourides became widespread in drinking water!
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Molybdenum is needed by a range of enzymes such as sulfite oxidase, nitrite oxidase and xanthine oxidase. It can combine with certain amino acids to trap excess copper, and this is thought to help prevent cancers growing their own blood supply.
Vanadium was once the wonder-drug in the treatment of diabetes. Today, vanadium compounds may be of help to type 2 diabetics.
Boron is needed in tiny amounts by our body for interaction with vitamins & DNA. It also helps with a number of other processes.
Silicon is important for overall human health though there are no pubished daily requirements.
Cobalt is a metallic element that is a structural component of vitamin B12. It may also help make an enzyme called METAAP2 that might help fight certain types of cancer.
Tin is possibly used in the action of heme oxidase – an enzyme involved in immune cell activation.
Aluminum can cause problems in higher doses, so we don’t recommend specifically juicing for aluminum.
Our bodies actually need ultra-trace amounts of arsenic to help with enzyme formation and as a cofactor. However, arsenic can be toxic in high doses and despite the fact you can buy arsenic supplements in Asia, we don’t recommend them.
Chromium is an essential trace element, but nitritionists are not really sure what it does. You therefore won’t find it on the ingredient lists, or daily recommended amounts printed on packaging.
