Re:To Shrink Fibroids Naturally...now Nattokinese and fibroids

[Guest guest]

> All you have to do is google. It's amazing. Well girls what do you > think of this? > > http://fibrovan.com/

----->

Wow…I've read

about this enzyme for dissolving blood clots

but it never occurred to me that it could also be useful for fibroids!

It sounds like it crosses from the intestines to the blood easily. One

article said it could be found in the blood of women who were eating

natto (see below) in a few hours. Since fibroids have such a rich blood

supply it really makes sense it could dissolve them Very cool thought!

Nattokinese is the main ingredient in the fibroid supplement

mentioned earlier….don't recall the name of it.

It comes from a fermented Japanese soy product called natto.

(sounds like natto tastes and smells utterly bad…a very, very aquired taste)

Lynn

Here's a few links to explore this further:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve & db=PubMed & list_uids=2123064 & dopt=Books

Enhancement of the fibrinolytic

activity in plasma by oral administration of nattokinase.

Sumi

H, Hamada

H, Nakanishi

K, Hiratani

H.

Department of Physiology, Miyazaki

Medical College, Japan.

The existence of a potent fibrinolytic

enzyme (nattokinase, NK)

in the traditional fermented

food called 'natto', was reported by us previously. It was confirmed that oral

administration of NK

(or natto) produced a mild and frequent enhancement of the fibrinolytic

activity in the plasma, as indicated by the fibrinolytic

parameters, and the production of tissue

plasminogen activator. NK

capsules were also administered

orally to dogs

with experimentally induced

thrombosis, and lysis

of the thrombi

was observed by angiography.

The results obtained suggest that NK

represents a possible drug for use not only in the treatment of embolism

but also in the prevention of the disease, since NK

has a proven safety and can be massproduced.

Another fibroid dissolving formula:

http://www.naturalhealthshoppe.com/nhs/arthurandrew/AA_Healthy_Living_Feb_-_06.pdf

Townsend letter article

http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0ISW/is_2002_Nov/ai_93736416

[Guest guest]

Hi Lynn,

thanks for making that info available to everybody by indicating some websites.

I've been taken Natto for the last 6 months (instead of Policosanol, which is a natural cholesterol) fighter.

I also take EDTA chelating products to get bad mineral deposits out of the bloodstream/arteries.

If you want to save some money, Swanson (catalogue health supplements) has it by the name of Nattozime, and cheaper: 90 capsules for 8.99 at slightly higher natto content: 65mg per capsule. I'm getting a lot of my supplements from Swanson, almost almost much cheaper, and they test out as good a quality as i.e. Jarro..)

Cheereo,

Charlotte

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Re:To Shrink Fibroids Naturally...now Nattokinese and fibroids

> All you have to do is google. It's amazing. Well girls what do you > think of this? > > http://fibrovan.com/-----> Wow…I've read about this enzyme for dissolving blood clots but it never occurred to me that it could also be useful for fibroids! It sounds like it crosses from the intestines to the blood easily. One article said it could be found in the blood of women who were eating natto (see below) in a few hours. Since fibroids have such a rich blood supply it really makes sense it could dissolve them Very cool thought!

Nattokinese is the main ingredient in the fibroid supplement mentioned earlier….don't recall the name of it.

It comes from a fermented Japanese soy product called natto. (sounds like natto tastes and smells utterly bad…a very, very aquired taste)Lynn

Here's a few links to explore this further:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve & db=PubMed & list_uids=2123064 & dopt=Books

Enhancement of the fibrinolytic activity in plasma by oral administration of nattokinase.Sumi H, Hamada H, Nakanishi K, Hiratani H.Department of Physiology, Miyazaki Medical College, Japan.The existence of a potent fibrinolytic enzyme (nattokinase, NK) in the traditional fermented food called 'natto', was reported by us previously. It was confirmed that oral administration of NK (or natto) produced a mild and frequent enhancement of the fibrinolytic activity in the plasma, as indicated by the fibrinolytic parameters, and the production of tissue plasminogen activator. NK capsules were also administered orally to dogs with experimentally induced thrombosis, and lysis of the thrombi was observed by angiography. The results obtained suggest that NK represents a possible drug for use not only in the treatment of embolism but also in the prevention of the disease, since NK has a proven safety and can be massproduced.

Another fibroid dissolving formula:

http://www.naturalhealthshoppe.com/nhs/arthurandrew/AA_Healthy_Living_Feb_-_06.pdf

Townsend letter article

http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0ISW/is_2002_Nov/ai_93736416

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[Guest guest]

> If you want to save some money, Swanson (catalogue health

supplements) has it by the name of Nattozime, and cheaper: 90 capsules

for 8.99 at slightly higher natto content: 65mg per capsule.

----Perfect! How much do you take and how long have you been on it?

Lynn

[Guest guest]

Well don't get too excited. I went over to the Yahoo " Healing

Fibroids Naturally " group and people over there say this doesn't

shrink fibroids. Wishful thinking I guess.

> > http://fibrovan.com/

>

> ----->

> Wow…I've read about this enzyme for dissolving blood clots but

> it never occurred to me that it could also be useful for fibroids!

It

> sounds like it crosses from the intestines to the blood easily. One

> article said it could be found in the blood of women who were

eating

> natto (see below) in a few hours. Since fibroids have such a rich

blood

> supply it really makes sense it could dissolve them Very cool

thought!

>

>

> Nattokinese is the main ingredient in the fibroid supplement

mentioned

> earlier….don't recall the name of it.

>

> It comes from a fermented Japanese soy product called natto.

(sounds

> like natto tastes and smells utterly bad…a very, very aquired

taste)

>

> Lynn

>

>

>

>

> Here's a few links to explore this further:

>

> http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?

cmd=Retrieve & db=PubMed & lis\

> t_uids=2123064 & dopt=Books

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> Department of Physiology, Miyazaki Medical College, Japan.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Lynn:

If I recall correctly, I've been on Nattozyme 6-4 months. I only knew that

it cleans the blood of cholesterol, (which is high in my blood ,although I

have very high HDL for balance). Haven't taken blood tests for a long time.

I've taken just one/day. I haven't looked at that. I haven't looked what the

" fibrovan " recommends for fibroids.

Anyway : I don't know how long the women you mention took the natto.

Even if natto does nothing but keep your arteries clear and your blood

" un-stuck " , in my opinion it behooves any health conscious person to take it

after 35.

Cheereo,

Charlotte

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Re:To Shrink Fibroids Naturally...now Nattokinese

and fibroids

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>> If you want to save some money, Swanson (catalogue health

> supplements) has it by the name of Nattozime, and cheaper: 90 capsules

> for 8.99 at slightly higher natto content: 65mg per capsule.

>

> ----Perfect! How much do you take and how long have you been on it?

>

> Lynn

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> click here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/

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> **The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended as

> medical advice.**

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[Guest guest]

Well the Fibrovan site isn't going to promote negative press. That's

why I wanted outside opinion on the stuff. Actually, I happen to

like the ingredients in it - so I have not written it off yet.

This is assuming my fibroids ARE the actual cause of my bleeding.

If they aren't, then I'm in trouble.

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> ,

> I just went to the " fibrovan " and read up on what these women

said. In all

> of the testimonials, there was only one woman not convinced it's

helping

> her, but still hoping. The others were all successful, or at least

much

> improved. Why do you just pick on that one, to represent " this

group of

> people over there " . Are

> you trying to discourage yourself beforehand - so you don't have

to " go to

> the trouble " ?

>

> With all these natural supplements, there is no harmful side

effects unless

> you overdose from the start and shock the body into negative

reaction. And

> there is n o w a y around the need

> of having to try things out, - only you can do that for

yourself! -... if

> you're looking for a solution.

> Love,

> Charlotte

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