“Neprinol helps to reduce the onset of angina pectoris, that is, the excess deposition of fibrin and lipids in the coronary arteries.”
Why does my chest hurt?
Angina PectorisAngina is pain in the chest, usually caused by an inadequate supply of oxygen to the tissues of the heart. It is actually a symptom, not a disease, and is an indication of atherosclerosis in the heart’s coronary arteries or of a possible impending heart attack. Angina can occur when there is an increased demand for blood by the heart muscle (myocardium), but the coronary arteries are unable to adequately supply that blood. This is why angina victims may experience symptoms while engaged in some physical activity, such as jogging, lifting a heavy object, walking up a flight of stairs; while excited; or even after eating a heavy meal.
In the United States alone, it is estimated that there are 6,750,000 people who have angina pectoris, and an estimated 350,000 new cases occur every year. Men experience angina attacks more often than do women. In 1993, some 930 Americans died from the condition.
The blood vessel linings are covered by a thin film of fibrin. Normally, equilibrium exists between fibrin synthesis and decomposition in the body-the body does not produce more fibrin than is needed to replace the fibrin that is destroyed. However, in angina, this equilibrium is disturbed and excessive deposit of lipids and fibrin form. As the deposits build up, the blood vessels narrow. This causes a disturbance of blood supply, eventually resulting in angina pectoris. If angina is suspected, see a physician immediately.
SymptomsThe symptoms of angina may vary. Angina pain is usually (but not always) experienced as a heavy pressure or a crushing sensation in the chest. Sometimes, it may be a vague and only slightly noticeable ache. The pain generally feels like a constriction in the chest, rather than a sharp pain. It can be located in the neck or shoulders and may radiate down the left arm and even into the fingers. It may also radiate into the throat, the teeth, the jaws, or straight through to the back. Sometimes, the pain may even radiate down the right arm or be felt in the upper abdomen. Palpitations and dizziness may also occur. Attacks usually last only a few minutes.
Variant angina differs from typical angina in that it is characterized by pain at rest, rather than upon exertion, and by changes seen on an electrocardiogram during an attack of angina pain. It is caused by spasms of the large coronary arteries.
In unstable angina, the symptom pattern changes (for example pain becomes more severe or more frequent). Unstable angina is very serious. It is usually a result of a worsening of coronary artery obstruction. This is a medical emergency, as the risk for heart attack is very high.
Enzyme TherapyEnzymes help to remove the causes of angina pectoris, that is, the excess deposition of fibrin and lipids in the coronary arteries. One of the causes of angina pectoris is a reduction in the level of plasmin (a natural proteolytic enzyme in the body) over time. This decrease means that there are no longer enough enzymes in the blood to dissolve the ongoing deposition of fibrin and lipids in the blood vessels. Certain enzymes and enzyme mixtures (such as Nattokinase, Serrapeptase, bromelain, and papain,) stimulate fibrinolysis (fibrin breakdown) and increase blood flow. As a result, symptoms decrease, fibrin deposits are dissolved, and swelling is reduced.
Systemic enzyme therapy is used to reduce inflammation, break up fibrin, stimulate the immune system, and improve circulation. Enzymes decrease plaque formation along the blood vessel walls, help speed tissue repair, bring nutrients to the damaged area, remove waste products, build general resistance, and enhance wellness.
Doctor recommended safe and effective
Neprinol can be supplemented into a normal and healthy diet and may benefit anyone suffering from inflammation, edema (swelling), arthritis, poor circulation, and immune disorders as well as several others conditions. No serious or adverse side effects have been reported from taking systemic enzymes such as NEPRINOL. Clinical studies have shown that even extremely large doses of these enzymes are not toxic. If you are taking blood-thinning medication, you should consult with your physician before taking NEPRINOL. NEPRINOL® AFD contains the three main ingredients that you will need to reinforce your body’s own enzymes, and effectively rebalance inflammatory response. Serrapeptase to break down fibrin within the body and modulate the immune system, Nattokinase to improve cardio-vascular health and help eat away arterial plaque, and finally CO-Q10 regarded as one of the most potent and effective antioxidants available. CO-Q10 will fight free radicals and aid in reducing stress on the heart.
Angina is a specific type of pain in the chest caused by inadequate blood flow through the blood vessels of the heart muscle. This is not hard to understand when we consider how much garbage is in our blood as we get older. As we age our digestive system cannot break down food the same way we did as we were younger. In essence we lack the enzymes to break down food into nutrients. As a result this undigested food leaks from the stomach and into the bloodstream. This is one of the reasons our arteries harden and clog up with making it harder for blood to flow. Doctors now recommend blood thinners to make the blood less sticky. In many cases this will work but, it does absolutely nothing to restore healthy blood circulations it simply reduced the chances of creating a dangerous blood clot.
Neprinol thins the blood and dissolves blood clot formation
Enzymes support the circulatory system by assisting the fibrinolytic blood clearing system, which breaks down cross-linked fibrin protein deposits in the blood. Healthy circulation can do wonders to support total health. When circulation is not balanced, tissues don’t get enough nutrients and blood does not clear enough waste away. Systemic enzymes such as Neprinol support healthy circulation so that tissues can get the nutrients delivered and the waste removed – the way healthy blood circulation should work in the body. Fibrin is a protein that naturally forms in the blood after trauma or injury.