Nattokinase – 60 capsules – Ortho Molecular Products

Nattokinase is a powerful enzyme used to support normal blood flow, circulation, and maintain normal ranged blood pressure levels.*

• Supports Healthy Blood Flow and Circulation*

• Supports Balanced Fibrin Levels*

• Helps Support Blood Pressure Levels Already in the Normal Range*

• Supports Overall Cardiovascular Health*

Nattokinase is a powerful enzyme used to support normal blood flow, circulation, and blood pressure levels. Maintaining healthy blood circulation and balanced coagulation is a key part of supporting cardiovascular health. Fibrinolytic enzymes, such as plasmin, produced in the endothelial cells are responsible for ensuring proper blood flow. However, production of these enzymes decreases with age, which can result in increased fibrin levels. In vitro studies have highlighted that nattokinase triggers the release of substances that lead to production of other important enzymes, like plasmin, which help regulate fibrin formation. Nattokinase also inhibits a key enzyme which causes arterial dilation to help maintain healthy blood pressure levels, and can generate tissue plasminogen activators helping to promote blood flow. While many of the agents involved in promoting healthy blood flow and coagulation either have limitations and/or serious side effects, this formulation of Nattokinase includes potent support activity that can last for more than 12 hours and is safe for long-term use.*

The fibrinolytic effect is also beneficial for breaking up spike protein in your blood/body. *

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