*Nose infections
*Throat infections
*Post surgical edema: A small study published in the International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in 2008 suggests that serrapeptase may help alleviate pain and swelling resulting from dental surgery. The study involved 24 healthy people, all of whom underwent surgical removal of impacted molars. Compared to those who were given a placebo in combination with pain medication, participants who received both serrapeptase and pain medication experienced significantly less pain and cheek swelling in the seven days following surgery.*Carpel tunnel syndrome: Serrapeptase may help manage carpal tunnel syndrome, according to a small study published in The Journal of the Association of Physicians of India in 1999. For the study, 20 carpal tunnel syndrome patients were given 10 mg of serrapeptase twice daily. After six weeks of treatment, 65 percent of cases showed significant improvement.* Breast Engorgement : For a study published in Singapore Medical Journal in 1989, researchers assigned 70 women with breast engorgement to three days of treatment with either a placebo or serrapeptase. (Very common among breastfeeding women, breast engorgement is a painful condition that occurs when the breasts overfill with milk.) Study results revealed that serrapeptase was superior to the placebo in terms of its effects on breast pain and swelling.
*Chronic airway disease
* Reducing inflammation and pain after dental surgery.
*Dissolve harmful substances that form plaque in the arterial walls like cellular waste, fat, fibre in, cholesterol and calcium.
*Dr. Arnold Renshaw treated 700 patients with fibrositis, rheumatoid arthritis or osteoarthritis and had excellent results, taking around two months to start showing signs of recovery. He also found serrapeptase was effective in patients with Still’s disease and Ankylosing Spondylitis.
* Some manufacturers claim that taking serrapeptase in combination with nattokinase can help treat arthritis, enhance heart health, stimulate the immune system, and reduce inflammation. However, there is currently a lack of scientific evidence to support this claim.
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