Blood thinning was Re: stuff I learned at ACAM

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> Does anyone know the appropriate numbers for the fibrinogen test?

> Mine was 385.

My lab has a range of 175-425 for normal.

> Also... can you take serraptase with nattokinase or is

> that too much?

There are enzyme formulas that have both:

http://www.enzymus.com/Neprinol_?_kk=neprinol & _kt=04417a1e-d366-4131-b66f-8cd483\

97992a & gclid=CJ68g_qxgJcCFRIcawodMU-KYA

http://www.theramedix.net/product/PRX120.html

So, I think it is something commonly done. Both my daughter and I

were on PRX (which is basically higher dose Virastop) for close to a

year and she's on Neprinol now.

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Robin,

I don't think that it is too much for an adult. My son is 6 years old.

When he was on a revised biofilm protocol, I give him Lumbrokinase, ViraStop

(Serratiopeptidase, Nattokinase), and MucoStop (Mucolase) at the same time

for about 10 months. He did well on these systemic enzymes.

Limin

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Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 20:08

To: <BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism >

Subject: Blood thinning was Re: stuff

I learned at ACAM

> Does anyone know the appropriate numbers for the fibrinogen test?

> Mine was 385. Also... can you take serraptase with nattokinase or is

> that too much? Thank you. Robin

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>> > Hi that is great to know about the sublingual version.

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>> It's not a separate version. I extract it from the vial with a

>> syringe and then squeeze the heparin out under my tongue and let it

>> sit there as long as I can. It is not at all unpleasant (as

> injecting

>> would be.) It really seems to help with a kind of heavy, vague

>> numbness I used to have in my extremities, which I assume was

>> hypercoagulation.

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>> > Are you taking that with Lumbrokinase?

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>> No, is there some particularly good synergy there? I've done lots

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>> nattokinase, serratiopeptidase, virastop, etc. over the years, but

>> never Lumbrokinase. (My daughter's DAN! had her on Boluoke for

> about

>> 6 months, but frankly I never saw any benefit for her.) I could

> never

>> take enough of the various enzymes to make my doctor happy with my

>> coagulation and fibrinogen tests. She says I have 2 genetic

>> tendencies to excessive clotting.

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>> > I've been taking wheat germ oil from standard process per my

> doctor.

>> 12 per day. I think its working but hard to tell.

>>

>> Can you take that if you are gluten-free?

>>

>> Thanks,

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>> P.S. Is there any consensus yet on which enzymes (or heparin or

>> Rechts-Regulat) are best for getting rid of biofilms?

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