Cardiovascular Disorders
Vascular and circulatory disorders also respond well to enzyme
supplementation. This includes arteriosclerosis, thrombosis,
coronary heart disorders, phlebitis, edema, serious varicose
veins and other circulatory problems that affect the brain,
lungs, kidneys and liver.
Dr. J. Vall-Serra, Professor of Medicine in Barcelona,
reported that enzyme supplementation was superior to all methods
of vessel dilation and anticoagulant therapy previously used.
Former Fordham University Professor of Medicine, Dr. Max Wolf,
reported that tests of 347 patients with circulatory disorders
showed either 87% completely free or almost free of any symptoms
after taking enzymes.
Dr. H. Dench, Austrian Professor of Medicine, conducted
similar tests of patients who had problems with blood clots.
Ninety-three percent of the patients were significantly improved
after enzyme treatments.
A German scientist, Dr. Karl Maehder, reported that a
multicenter study of 216 patients suffering from various vein
disorders were given oral enzymes. Their typical problems were
edema and serious varicose veins. Ninety-four percent either
completely recovered or had significant improvement.
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