Re: Fibrinogen reducing supplements

[Guest guest]

Doesn't serrapeptase-type protease supplements also digest fibrinogen -- or only

fibrin?

And by the way, what exactly is the difference between fribin and fibrinogen?

d.

--- In infections , " Ken " <ken_lassesen@y...>

wrote:

>

> Reducing Fibrinogen

>

> Suggested supplements:

>

> * Piracetam: " a reduction of 30-40% in the plasma concentrations of

> fibrinogen and von Willebrand's factor, "

> * Tumeric: " Reduces fibrinogen levels (normalizer) "

> * Lumbrokinase:

> " digested fibrinogen and inhibited platelet adhesion

> fibrinogen decreased significantly. Inhibition of intrinsic

> coagulation pathway and the activation of fibrinolysis via an

> increase of t-PA activity.

> * ALA / RLA: " decreases in fibrinogen, factor VII, von Willebrand's

> factor, and triglycerides "

> * Niacin: " decreases plasma fibrinogen and plasma F1.2

> * Garlic: " Fibrinogen and fibrinopeptide A significantly decreased by

> 10%

>

> See http://lassesen.com/cfids/anticoagulants.htm for links or

> http://www.accidentalpatient.com/view_topic.php?id=4056 & forum_id=1