The Star: April 20, 2023

The Star Thursday April 20 2023
FOCUS ON HEALTH
Amazing health miracles
from the silkworm
Serrapeptase an enzyme produced in
silkworms may become one of the most
widely used natural health solutions
for its ability to replace the majority of
anti-inflammatory drugs and bypass
operations. It is nature’s answer to pain,
chronic inflammation and clogged arteries.
Enzymes are essential for life. Constantly
working to build and regenerate the
body, they help digest food, break down
toxins and cleanse the blood, in addition
to thousands of other functions. A lack
of enzymes in the body leads to food
intolerances, allergies, digestive issues,
disease and poor health. Studies show an
average 70-year-old has only 20 percent of
the enzymes found in the body of a 20-yearold.
Serrapeptase is a natural antiinflammatory,
which can clean, clear and
reduce inflammation while dissolving nonliving
tissue including blood clots, cysts,
arterial plaque and mucus. One of its major
benefits is its ability to reduce pain.
The serrapeptase enzyme was first found
in the intestine of the silkworm in the late
1960s. The silkworm uses it to dissolve the
hard cocoon, allowing the moth to escape as
well as to digest the tough mulberry leaves it
feeds on. Serrapeptase can now be produced
commercially by fermentation of the
microorganism Serriata E15. It is prescribed
by doctors across Europe and Asia.
Over the last 40 years, clinical studies have
shown serrapeptase to have remarkable
benefits in a vast range of health conditions
amaZing health
Benefits from
the silkworm
Serrapeptase, an enzyme first discovered in the silkworm, could
become one of the most widely used natural health remedies due
to its ability to potentially replace the majority of anti-inflammatory
drugs & bypass operations.
Serrapeptase is a natural anti-inflammatory enzyme that according
to research can clean, clear & reduce inflammation while safely
dissolving non-living tissue such as blood clots, cysts, arterial
plaque & mucus. One of its major benefits is its ability to reduce
pain & clear clogged arteries.
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• Pain relief
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• Improving blood circulation
• Reducing high blood pressure
• Supporting cardiovascular health
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found it could clear blocked arteries and
prevent the need for bypass operations. U.K.
pharmacist Dennis Gore talked on BBC
radio about the dramatic results he has had
with serrapeptase. One case was a man in
his 60s who had been a heavy smoker and
was wheeled into his pharmacy. He was
breathless due to emphysema and COPD
and could hardly talk. He was on antibiotics,
and oxygen and getting bad infections.
Dennis prescribed him serrapeptase and
three weeks later the man walked into
his pharmacy, with no wheelchair and no
breathlessness and said to Dennis he was no
longer on antibiotics, nor oxygen cylinders
and was feeling great.
Serrapeptase has been shown to be
a very safe supplement and according
to researchers can be used with most
medications. However, let your doctor know
as medications may need to be reduced or
stopped as the need for them reduces.
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NEWS
HISTORIC: The clubhouse is being stored at Lyttelton Port until it can be
moved to its new site in Governors Bay.
100yo harbour
landmark on
the move again
• By Heidi Slade
A 100-YEAR-old yacht and
motor boat clubhouse now
has resource consent to
move to its new home.
The Canterbury Yacht
and Motor Boat clubhouse,
built in 1923, has been
stored on Lyttelton Port
Company land since it
was relocated from Te Ana
Marina.
The building is set to be
moved to its new site next
to the Governors Bay jetty
later this year as the port
company can no longer
store it.
The Governors Bay Jetty
Restoration Trust has been
involved in the project
sonce 2019. Trust secretary
Louisa Eades said it is
now waiting for an up-todate
quote to relocate the
clubhouse before it
can apply for more
funding. The project
already has $138,000 in
heritage grants and a
$58,000 contribution from
the city council.
“Costing from 2020
indicated a total project
cost of around
$400,000 – it
will be more
than that now,”
Eades said.
“Once we
have up-to-date
pricing, we will
apply for other
grants, such
as Rata and
Lotteries Commission, and
do some fundraising.”
The 12m by 6m
clubhouse was gifted to
the trust by the previous
owner under the premise it
would be relocated.
“Although it is a humble
building, it launched
many people’s sailing and
Louisa Eades
boating lives,” Eades said.
“A lot of heritage
buildings in Lyttelton were
lost after the earthquakes.
This one survived.”
Eades said the clubhouse
has a special history with
the yachting and sea
scout community.
The Lyttelton Sea
Scouts used the
building at Dampier
Bay until the mid-
1990s. Then it became
a training room for the
Dampier Bay Maritime
Club until the area was
developed into Te Ana
Marina and the clubhouse
was moved.
•The trust will hold two
community workshops on
Sunday and May 28 from
3-4pm at the Governors
Bay Community Centre,
where residents can
share ideas on how the
community could use the
building
CENTURY: The clubhouse on its original site at Dampier Bay in Lyttelton.