Enzyme Improves Asthma, Allergies, Arthritis, and More

Serrapeptase, a natural enzyme, has been shown to aid asthma, allergies, arthritis, and other health conditions. Enzymes are specialized proteins that act as catalysts for every biochemical reaction in your body.

Serrapeptase is primarily used by natural medicine practitioners to treat respiratory conditions, including: asthma, allergies, bronchitis, sinusitis, tuberculosis, and conditions of the lungs involving excess mucus.

Serrapeptase is primarily used to treat respiratory conditions, including: asthma, sinusitis, bronchitis, tuberculosis, allergies, and in conditions of the lungs involving excess mucus.

Recent research by Dr. Nakamura and colleagues at the Department of Respiratory Medicine and published in the journal Respirology shows that serrapeptase assists the body by helping to clear away excess mucus from the lungs.

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Jennifer C.

12:06AM PDT on Apr 9, 2012

Great article. Thanks.

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Michele W.

8:20AM PDT on Jul 9, 2011

Thank you

Jeramie D.

11:09AM PDT on Jun 6, 2011

I will try it to help with RA. Thanks.

Maira S.

3:24AM PDT on Mar 22, 2011

GRACIAS!

Bon L.

2:43AM PST on Mar 1, 2011

Thanks for the info.

Lilly A.

7:10AM PST on Dec 6, 2010

I think it is the first option visit to the doctor and then find information online. Now there are so many sites such as wikipedia, findrxonline and many more you provide good information. Thank you for sharing with us on the health care.

Arja L.

11:27PM PST on Nov 19, 2010

Definitely worth trying as I suffer from asthma, arthritis, sinuitis and vascular problems.

Beverly L.

6:29PM PDT on Oct 28, 2010

Serrapeptase ~ never heard of it but think I might be adding it to my regimen.

Lika S.

1:16AM PDT on Oct 15, 2010

Thanks! This stuff seems to be better than Echinacea!

Ingrid Offline A.

5:02AM PDT on Oct 14, 2010

Thanks for sharing!