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Trevinol ES
Hydrolase Enzyme CoFactor Blend
The
Hydrolase™ Enzyme CoFactors Blend developed by Landis Revin for
Trevinol ES works to aide in circulation, joint health,
mobility, healthy aging, the reduction of inflammation, sports
injury recuperation and much more.
The word “arthritis” is derived from arthron, the Greek term for
joint, and the suffix itis, meaning disease or inflammation. In
fact, arthritis, comprising more than 100 diseases and
conditions affecting joints and connective tissues, is a cause
of pain, inflammation and loss of mobility. More than 46 million
Americans have arthritis related conditions, and another 23
million suffer from chronic joint problems.
Serrapeptase
Serrapeptase, also known as Serratiapeptidase, is a vegetarian
enzyme that naturally eases pain, swelling and inflammation from
overexertion, injury and everyday activities. Classified as a
proteolytic enzyme it is isolated from the non-pathogenic
enterobacteria Serratia E15.
Serrapeptase works to break down extraneous fibrin, mucus and
other compounds that congregate when the body 's natural repair
functions are working. It promotes cardiovascular and arterial
health, joint and muscle repair and supports the body's natural
process for drainage and healing.
In simple terms, Serrapeptase digests dead tissue, blood clots,
cysts, and arterial plaque. This Proteolytic or "Protein
digesting" enzyme is one of the many potent proteolytic enzymes
available today that exhibits an unusually high fibrinolytic
activity and is generally well tolerated. Serrapeptase is a
powerful inflammation normalizer that acts as a potent force to
reduce systemic fibrin concentrations within the body. When it's
combined with the other key ingredients in Trevinol, the results
can be significant. This enzyme, like the other enzymes used in
Trevinol, breaks down "non living" matter in the human body.
This action may promote a reduction in levels of dead tissue,
and may also promote normal mucous levels both in the sinus and
lung. Serrapeptase is a super protein-digesting enzyme, which
has many implications as to its high level of performance.
Nattokinase
Nattokinase is a systemic (works through the whole body) enzyme
that is created when boiled soybeans are fermented with the
probiotic bacteria Bacillus subtilis natto to create the
traditional Japanese soy food called natto. Nattokinase supports
the fibrinolytic clearing system in the body which is
responsible for healthy circulation, by helping to break down
fibrin protein deposits in the bloodstream to promote and
enhance healthy blood flow.
What Causes Most Heart Attacks and Strokes?
Many of us develop plaque: a buildup of cholesterol and other
materials in the walls of our arteries. Over time this plaque
can restrict the flow of oxygen-rich blood throughout the body.
In addition, high blood pressure can place stress on the plaque
as blood flows past it.
Plaque may eventually rupture, causing platelets to stick
together and form a clot—which can limit or completely stop the
flow of blood to part of the heart or brain. This often results
in a heart attack, heart-related chest pain, or stroke. So
although high cholesterol and high blood pressure play a role in
the process, clot formation can often be the direct cause of a
heart attack or stroke. That's why it's important to reduce the
risk of clot formation.
The benefits of Nattokinase (Fibrinolytic enzyme) include:
· Supports normal blood viscosity and pressure
· Supports Lower LDL cholesterol
· Helps maintain normal cardiovascular health
· Strong Antioxidant effects may be beneficial to healthy aging
· Potent Fibrinolytic activity reduces systemic fibrin
concentrations
· Helps eliminate damaging free radicals
Research In The United States:
Dr. Martin Milner of the Center for Natural Medicine in
Portland, Oregon and Dr. Kouhei Makise of the Imadeqawa Makise
Clinica in Kyoto, Japan were able to launch a joint research
project on nattokinase and write an extensive paper on their
findings. "In all my years of research as a professor of
cardiovascular and pulmonary medicine, natto and nattokinase
represents the most exciting new development in the prevention
and treatment of cardiovascular related diseases,"
Dr. Milner said. "We have finally found a potent natural agent
that can thin and dissolve clots effectively, with relative
safety and without side effects."
C-Reactive Protein (CPR)
The amount of CRP produced by the body varies from person to
person, and is affected by lifestyle as well as genetic makeup.
Higher CRP levels can significantly increase inflammation
throughout the body. People who smoke and those living sedentary
lifestyles, or who are overweight or have high blood pressure
are most at risk.
Research shows that too much inflammation can have adverse
effects on the blood vessels which transport oxygen and
nutrients throughout our bodies. Atherosclerosis, which involves
the formation of fatty deposits or plaques in the inner walls of
the arteries, is now considered in many ways an inflammatory
disorder of the blood vessels, similar to how arthritis is an
inflammatory disorder of the bones and joints. Inflammation not
only affects the atherosclerotic phase of heart disease, but
also the rupturing of plaques which can then travel and
interfere with blood flow, causing a heart attack.
Reducing levels of C-Reactive Protein can have a beneficial
effect on cardiovascular health and joint and bone wellness.
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