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<title>Benefits of Using Nattokinase Versus Coumadin</title>
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<pubDate>Fri, 27 Apr 2012 09:05:00 CDT</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[<div>Heart disease and other cardiovascular issues continue to plague people all over the world. Prescription drug companies continue to rake in billions of dollars each year from consumers looking for a quick fix to their ailments. But at what (financial <em>and</em> physical) price?<br />
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Many individuals look to alternative medicines, healthy eating habits and exercise in their attempt at preventing some chronic conditions from taking over their lives. For instance, taking a fibrinolytic enzyme, like <strong>Nattokinase</strong>, as part of their daily routine, can have similar effects to that of prescription blood thinners.<br />
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Using a prescription drug, like Coumadin (Warfarin), approaches the problem of fibrin over-production completely differently. Fibrin is a protein in the human body that can accumulate around inflamed areas, as well as the blood stream, causing clotting. <br />
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Coumadin may prevent fibrin strands from forming in the first place.&nbsp;However, this prescription drug carries many potentially dangerous and life-threatening side-effects.&nbsp;<br />
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&bull; One of the most serious adverse responses to be considered is that Coumadin may cause blood vessels to break down, which can lead to uncontrolled hemorrhaging, or even a stroke.</div>
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<div>&bull; Reported complications such as hypotension, dizziness, paralysis, headache, shortness of&nbsp;breath, difficult breathing or swallowing, chest pain, unexplained swelling, weakness or&nbsp;unexplained shock, are also reported side effects of this prescription drug.</div>
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<div>&bull; Necrosis of the skin, hypersensitivity, purple toes syndrome, allergic reactions, jaundice, hepatitis,&nbsp;fever, elevated liver enzymes, edema, anemia, rash, dermatitis, angina syndrome, abdominal&nbsp;cramping, bloating, fatigue, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.</div>
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<div>The significant difference between Coumadin and Nattokinase, is that Nattokinase is a natural, non-toxic&nbsp;substance that can be taken orally with longer lasting effects. This is because the properties of&nbsp;Nattokinase are closely similar to the clot-dissolving abilities of the biological enzyme plasmin.</div>
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<div>It is due to its non-toxicity, that taking a <a href="http://www.swnutra.com/nattobiotic">Nattokinase supplement</a> has become highly-valued in the alternative medicine&nbsp;community when a patient is at risk due to fibrin over-production. Because Nattokinase works to&nbsp;dissolve the fibrin that creates the mesh in blood clots, it can be used in the same way as the drugs&nbsp;&ldquo;Streptokinase&rdquo; and &ldquo;Urokinase&rdquo; that are administered intravenously after a heart attack or stroke.&nbsp;It&rsquo;s also used as a replacement for daily aspirin therapy, with the additional benefits of supporting the&nbsp;activity of other vital enzymes.</div>]]></description>
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