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Replied by Bill (San Fernando, Philippines) on 04/05/2014

As additional support you should also take niacin or slow release niacin(no flush niacin -- also called Inositol Hexanicotinate). The purpose of the niacin protocol is to change and thin the blood safely. It also prevents blood lipoproteins becoming too sticky, which causes the blockages at the extremeties of the body. Niacin also opens up the blood vessels and capillaries, which helps to allow the serrepeptase or nattokinase to be delivered more efficiently to the extremeties (hands and feet) where it is needed most without problems.

If you can, also take a strong liquid kelp extract. Kelp contains iodine which acts to make fats/proteins more soluble for easier removal by the liver. Thus excessive fats/proteins in the blood are actively reduced, also helping to eliminate another reason for the varicose vein problem.

Supplement Brewer's Yeast.

Dosages:

Serrapeptase or Nattokinase(as advised on the bottle). Always take these supplements outside mealtimes because you want them to act in the blood.

Liquid Kelp Extract -- As advised on the bottle. The liquid kelp will help you in many other ways as well -- too numerous to mention.

Inositol Hexanicotinate(slow release form) -- 1500 mgs twice a day at meals. If you prefer to take niacin (cheaper flush form) then the per diem dose is lower because of the flush -- 500 mgs twice a day taken at mealtimes.

Brewer's Yeast -- One tablespoon once a day with water at breakfast. Brewer's Yeast contains all the B Vitamins (except B12). All the B vitamins depend on each other, which is why taking brewer's Yeast will naturally add to the effectiveness of the niacin.

Replied by Embarrased (Usa) on 04/05/2014