Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Side Effects of Nattokinase


If you have considered taking nattokinase but concerned there may be side effects, then you are not alone.  Anything you eat or drink may have potential risks to your health.  No matter how safe a medication or over-the-counter health remedy is, there may be risks associated with it.  If you look at the simplest chemical we consume – water, for instance, you may know that all life requires a substantial amount of water to live.  But for some people who have heart disease, kidney disease, or heart problems, drinking too much water can be harmful, and even fatal. In its extreme form, using water improperly could lead to drowning. While this may seem like a ridiculous analogy, nattokinase from all clinical research and customer accounts is safer than vitamin C.
The best nattokinase
Nattokinase is a naturally occurring and extremely safe enzyme for the general public, but needs to be used with caution if you have any blood clotting disorders or you are currently taking blood thinners to prevent clots from forming.  Nattokinase is a natural enzyme that has been used by the Japanese for over 6,000 years, and is extracted from the fermentation of the soy plant or natto food.  For those who are allergic to soy products, you would not want to use nattokinase.  However, for most people who are not allergic to soy, raw nattokinase can be a helpful supplement with many benefits, and is now available in a product called Nattovena.
What you should know about the side effects of nattokinase
Because nattokinase is a natural enzyme that helps keep blood from forming dangerous blood clots, adding Nattovena to your supplements should only be done after discussing it with your physician if you are taking a prescribed blood-thinner such as Coumadin or aspirin. In some instances and certainly only under your doctors care certain people can reduce the amount of prescription blood thinners and begin to add in more natural and safer ones in their place. 
 The manufacturer of Nattovena, the best nattokinase available, is always concerned about the health of our customers, so we have listed some of the side effects which have been reported through the extensive study of nattokinase.  Although they are not common, the following rarely but occasionally have been reported, and you may need to consult your physician to determine if you are having an adverse effect of nattokinase, or are experiencing  symptoms related to other problems:

·       Severe allergic reactions:  (rash, hives, trouble breathing, itching,
·       Muscle, joint or stomach pain
·       Black, tarry stools
·       Blood in the urine (urine will look pink or brown)
·       Dizziness, fainting
·       Fever
·       Any unusual bleeding from wounds, vaginal, nose or rectum

·       Unusual headache (associated with the enzymes ability to detox the body).

Because Nattovena is made with double the potency of the any of the other commercially manufactured nattokinase products, it is by far the best nattokinase available today.  In comparing pricing as well Nattovena is priced far below many of its competitors.  In the search for supplements that can naturally help your body do the work it was designed to do, it is best to first educate yourself on the benefits of all of the products available so you can make an informed choice.  We are confident that when you compare various brands of nattokinase, you will discover that Nattovena is the safest, most reliable source of nattokinase on the market today.  

2 comments:

  1. This stuff truly works, im a 21 year old with major dvts. Was perscribed pradaxa and they told me my body would eventually breakdown the clots below my knee that they could not get. 3 months later and it was still there. So I started taking nattokinase every morning on an empty stomach and I could see results in two Weeks! Results were that my right leg was no longer swollen. Your doctor will never tell you about this, so you have to do your own research, good luck!

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  2. I was diagnosed via sonogram as having dvt. Dr prescribed Xarelto which I took for 2weeks . My left leg continued to stay swollen and I felt drowsy and slow of speech. I stopped Xarelto and immediately started 2000FU Nattokinase 2x daily.. 2weeks later I developed a rash across my shoulder blade area plus pain in the muscles on the right side of my lower abdomen. I have stopped Nattokinase and have some relief. Anyone else have these type of reactions?

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