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outrider - 14 May 2005 06:30 GMT

A friend (stented) is taking serrapeptase (sp?) for inflammation
related to heart disease. I don't know where he got it.

I know. I know...but I don't know, see; so can anyone tell me what this
is? Is there *any* indication it might be worthwhile?

Zee

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TwitteringOne - 14 May 2005 07:54 GMT

"My friends, Folly & Twittering, wish sooner
To sail peptide upstream,
For information,
Related to their heart disease, O, a love ~ sore heart
Ailing, indeed. I don't know

Where to go from here, but 'round
Serpentine Ridge
Again ..."
~ Mer Loleil

"I know. I know
...but, O,I don't know. See, The Shimmering
Sea comes and goes, ebbs, flows.
O,
How can anyone
Tell me what, this puzzle, the missing key

Is?
Is there no indication
It may be worthwhile?

If so ~ What turn style of tyme,
How many more nautical
Knots to row,
Oats to sew for harvest? For, surely
By now, you must know ~ Twittering's astrologer
I be, her prognosticator,
Her Highly Esteemed Orion Telescope,
And Bud de Coeur."
~ Zoe

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Jason - 14 May 2005 18:12 GMT

> A friend (stented) is taking serrapeptase (sp?) for inflammation
> related to heart disease. I don't know where he got it.
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>
> Zee

Zee,
You might want to find out from your friend where he purchased the drug
and the exact spelling. I just checked my "The Pill Book" and no such drug
was listed. Check the spelling by looking at the bottle that the pills
came in. He may have purchased the drug from Canada or from some "over
seas" pharmacy via the net. Did he visit Canada or Mexico recently? Ask
your friend if the drug is helping him. Repost after you determine the
exact spelling.

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outrider - 14 May 2005 18:42 GMT

> > A friend (stented) is taking serrapeptase (sp?) for inflammation
> > related to heart disease. I don't know where he got it.
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> We respect those subscribers that ask for advice or provide advice.
> We do NOT respect the subscribers that enjoy criticizing people.

It doesn't seem to be a pharmaceutical product. No double blind
randomized trials on PubMed, although there are some small trials using
it for topical pain and inflammation, for example in carpal tunnel
syndrome.

I thought one of the group's physicians might know. From what I have
been able to find it looks like it's an unregulatd, untested
supplement. Myth in a bottle. It is being used as something to combat
arterial inflammation caused by plaque build up. (I know...).

Regarding your comments on where this product may have been obtained:
it was obtained in the States, from a "herbalist".

Canada's standards for pharmaceutical products are as strict as those
in the States Jason. (You may take that however you choose~~).

Zee

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Twittering One - 14 May 2005 22:47 GMT

(I know...).

What?

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