Neprinol has no reported side effects or adverse reactions since its debut in November 2003. Clinical studies have shown that even extremely large doses of these natural enzymes are non-toxic. Enzymes may detoxify the body, but this is not considered a side effect. Dissolving fibrin may release, hidden toxins and other materials that have accumulated from the body. When this process takes place, the only way to cleanse the body is to release this debris back into the bloodstream where it is processed by the liver and kidneys. Toxins are released through perspiration, urination and bowel movement. This process is referred to as, Enzymatic Detoxification, which at times can lead to slight discomfort. Symptoms such as headache, fatigue, upset stomach and diarrhea may occur. These are not Neprinol side effects, but rather the enzymes themselves, and the body detoxifying itself. Severe detoxification such as herxheimer’s reactions have not been reported. It may take several days to cleanse the body of unwanted debris. Drinking plenty of water during detoxification dilutes the toxins that are being expelled. Enzymatic Detoxification is only temporary and in some of the most extreme cases will not last for more than a period of 14 days.
What is Neprinol?
Neprinol is an all natural combination of enzymes and botanicals specially formulated to support the reduction of the effects of unhealthy fibrin levels in the body. It includes among other ingredients, enzymes like Nattokinase and Serrapeptase and botanicals like Rutin and Amla – a synergistic combination that supports healthy fibrin levels and healthy blood vessels respectively. Other benefits of Neprinol include the support of a healthy immune, circulatory, and cardiovascular systems, maintaining a healthy inflammatory response, and enhancing the body’s natural recovery process. Even with large dose ages and consistent use Neprinol, side effects have not been reported.
Neprinol Ingredients
Nattokinase:
It is one of the main enzymes in Neprinol. Nattokinase is made out of soybeans and the friendly bacteria bacillus natto. It is a fibrinolytic enzyme that helps maintain healthy blood viscosity and cardiovascular health. It also has antioxidant properties and in this respect, it maybe helpful in promoting prostate health and scavenging free radicals from the blood stream. No side effects have been reported by those who take Neprinol because of the inclusion of nattokinase.
Serrapeptase:
It is one of the main enzymes in Neprinol. Serrapeptase is a proteolytic (protein digesting) enzyme that has been shown to be helpful in the recovery from stress. It may also help with swelling (edema), and the removal of secretions from mucus membranes. Serrapeptase is synergistic with nattokinase, as both have fibrinolytic properties – they both support healthy blood and a healthy cardiovascular system.
Rutin:
Rutin is a flavonoid – a pigment naturally occurring in plants. It helps build and support strong connective tissues and a healthy cardiovascular system. It is included in Neprinol because of the cardiovascular benefits it provides.
Amla:
Amla is derived from Indian gooseberry. It is rich in vitamin C and also contains other vitamins, proteins, carbohydrates and minerals like calcium, phosphorous, iron etc. It is included in Neprinol for its antioxidant properties. No side effects have been reported with the use of Neprinol because of the inclusion of Amla.
Neprinol is a safe all natural supplement that can be taken on a daily basis. No adverse side effects have been reported by those who have included Neprinol as part of their daily nutritional regimen. Neprinol is not a drug; it is a supplement made up of powerful enzymes and botanicals. As with any other supplement, it is advisable to consult your physician or health care provider before beginning a daily regimen of Neprinol. For optimum benefits, Neprinol should be taken on an empty stomach. No Neprinol side effects have been reported when was taken with other supplements.