I'm not sure on the enzymes you mentioned, but I believe they both
contribute to the breaking down of the surrounding fibrous wall around
the cancer cell. I believe Serrapeptase also "cleans up" dead cells in
the body as well?? Nattokinase contributes to the thinning of blood.
I'm only familiar with Wobenzyme and Omnizyme/Omnizyme Forte (this
last one has the highest chymotrypsin which is what Dr. Kelley's
research is based on.
As for dosages I think it depends on the situation. Taking them with
meals helps with the digestion and taking them on empty stomach I
think helps with things like inflammation in the body.
Maybe someone else knows more about the timing of taking them???
cathy
--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, Tad Winiecki <winiecki@...> wrote:
>
> What are brand names of pancreatic enzymes? Do the Nattozimes and
> Serrazimes or Serrapeptase work well for this? What amount would be
> taken in one day, and would they be taken on an empty stomach or with
> food?
>
> Nancy
>
> On Jan 31, 2008, at 10:02 AM, fishsalmon2001 wrote:
>
> > Both insulin and enzymes are produced in the pancreas and both are
> > controlled by a neurological process.
> > Dr. Kelley felt that both diabetes and cancer can almost always be
> > controlled by proper dosage of insulin (diabetes) and enzymes
(cancer).
>
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