“Vasolabs enjoys clients with the best CV disease prevention programs. We'll bring the best ideas to you. ” - Joseph Ence, Owner Vasolabs.

This series is to let you know some therapies which aren't as accessible as other popular therapies. Our clients are looking for the best tools to engage patients to take charge of their health.

A client has forwarded me some information on Nattokinase which I think you'll find useful. Nattokinase by manufacturer, by price AND by potency. Getting the best supplements for your patients can be difficult, we'll make it easier on you.

Introduction:

Nattokinase, Clinical Thoughts

When it comes to cardiovascular prevention, our best medical providers go beyond the normal therapies. While it is important to thoroughly assess your own health and workup before considering any treatment, there is a therapy that has gained attention in recent years – Nattokinase.

Nattokinase is an enzyme that is derived from a traditional Japanese food called natto, which is made from fermented soybeans. This enzyme has been found to have potential benefits for cardiovascular health, particularly in relation to blood pressure, fibrin, and plaque.

One of the key factors in cardiovascular health is the Carotid Intima Media Thickness (CIMT), which is a measure of the thickness of the inner walls of the carotid arteries. Studies have shown that Nattokinase may help reduce CIMT (references below), thus promoting better cardiovascular function.

Purported Uses and Benefits

• To prevent blood clots
  Preliminary studies suggest that nattokinase may prevent deep vein thrombosis.

• To reduce high blood pressure
  Preliminary studies suggest nattokinase may lower blood pressure.

• Alzheimer’s disease
  Although animal models suggest nattokinase may degrade amyloid plaques, human studies have not been conducted.

• Cancer treatment
  Although nattokinase is promoted as an alternative cancer treatment, clinical data of its effectiveness are lacking.

Now, you might be wondering where to purchase Nattokinase. It is important to note that Nattokinase is available as a dietary supplement and can be found in health food stores or online retailers. However, it is crucial to choose a reputable source to ensure the quality and purity of the product.

When it comes to pricing, it is important to be cautious. Some distributors may offer Nattokinase at extremely low prices, but it is essential to consider the quality and effectiveness of the product. Remember, your health is priceless, and investing in a high-quality supplement is worth it in the long run.

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III. Where to Purchase Nattokinase

• A. Reliable sources for purchasing Nattokinase supplements

• B. Factors to consider when choosing a Nattokinase product

• C. Recommended dosage and usage instructions for Nattokinase

• D. Precautions and potential side effects of Nattokinase

IV. Thoughts on Pricing from Distributors

• A. Factors influencing the pricing of Nattokinase supplements

• B. Comparison of prices from different distributors

Int J Mol Sci. 2017 Mar; 18(3): 523. Mechanism of Action

Introduction:

1. How it works.

Nattokinase may help prevent clot formation and reduce blood pressure. It has not been tested as a cancer treatment in humans.

Nattokinase is an enzyme produced from nattō, a traditional Japanese food made from soybeans fermented with the bacterium, Bacillus subtilis. Lab studies suggest it can break down fibrin in the blood that forms clots or affect some factors that characterize Alzheimer’s disease. Human studies are limited, and suggest nattokinase may reduce high blood pressure. Although nattokinase has been promoted as an alternative anticancer treatment, clinical studies have not been conducted.

Nattokinase may increase the risk of bleeding in patients when used with blood-thinning drugs.

2. The story behind the data

Ellie Campbell at Campbell Integrative Family Medicine really is at the forefront of excellence. Last Friday I was able to go to her clinic. Scanned a few patients to show Dr. Campbell the newest in ultrasound technology. We talked in depth about therapies for her prevention program. Tools and imaging she uses (she has a thermal camera for breast cancer). Dr. Campbell really does deserve her own interview. I was very impressed at how well-read she is, she attends many many conferences to stay on top of the medical information.

She shared with me a sheet. It has Nattkonase by manufacturer, by price AND by potency.

We'll put a list of the Manufacturers in your customer portal, we'll make this public.

If you'd like to be put in touch with a Designs for Health representative, please contact Troy Thuet: Cell phone: (435) 680-1393 Email: [email protected]

3. Become an authority in CV Prevention.

Vasolabs is here to help you make CV disease emotionally accessible and unveil the state of a patients arteries. In the following communications we'll talk about:

• Continuous Glucose Monitor. A 2 week educational experience showing patient how sugar affects their mood and blood work. Non-diabetic patients are surpised to find sushi will elevate their blood sugar as much as a soda pop.

• Bring the Carotid IMT into your practice. Smaller probes and video technology let you or your staff deliver the Vasometric report test at every physical.

• Patients are now purchasing smaller ultrasound probes for in home use! Tracking Vascualr Age daily is now possible! Vasolabs has made incredible breakthroughs in AI technology measuring the arteries. You no longer need a 4 year degree to use ultrasound. In-home use is now available!

If you have any thoughts or would like to contribute to the community, please email Joe directly: [email protected] or text/call 801.201.0706

-Joe

PS:

Review a report with a medical professional.

Dr. Helen Messier, MD PhD reviews the Vasometrics report and reviews each section.

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Research Referenced

• Effective management of atherosclerosis progress and hyperlipidemia with nattokinase: A clinical study with 1,062 participants

• Nattokinase: A Promising Alternative in Prevention and Treatment of Cardiovascular Diseases