The Star: August 17, 2023

The Star Thursday August 17 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 that an average 70-year-old has
only 20 percent of the enzymes found in the
body of a 20-year-old.
Serrapeptase is a natural antiinflammatory,
which can clean, clear and
reduce inflammation while dissolving
non-living tissue including blood clots,
cysts, arterial plaque and mucus. One of its
significant 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. Doctors across
Europe and Asia prescribe it.
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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SERRAPEPTASE SUPPORTS:
• Inflammation relief, works on
clearing the cause
• Pain relief
• Safely clearing the arteries of
arterial plaque that could lead
to a heart attack or stroke
• Improving blood circulation
• Reducing high blood pressure
• Supporting cardiovascular health
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including blocked arteries, cardiovascular,
arthritis, asthma, lung conditions, pain,
tumors, autoimmune disease and many
more. In Germany, Dr. Hans Nieper
clinically researched serrapeptase and
found it could clear blocked arteries and
prevent the need for bypass operations.
U.K. pharmacist Dennis Gore talked on
BBC radio about his dramatic results 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 nasty infections.
Dennis prescribed him serrapeptase and
three weeks later, the man walked into
his pharmacy with no wheelchair and no
breathlessness and he 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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• Clearing mucus & catarrh from
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GARDENING
Plant potatoes now
to save money
POTATOES FOR harvesting in December
can be planted this month, if the soil can
be worked easily.
In smaller gardens, concentrating on
early varieties – such as Cliffs Kidney,
Liseta, Swift or Jersey Benne – makes
sense as they are ready to harvest when
shop-bought new potatoes are expensive.
Most of these early varieties do not
store well, so for mid-season crops it is
better to choose a good keeper – such as
Maris Anchor, which can be used as a
new potato but matures into a useful allpurpose
tuber.
Because potatoes are subtropical plants,
they are susceptible to frost damage.
Protect early shoots by covering them
with large flower pots, pea straw or frost
cloth.
Sudden thawing ruptures leaf tissues
and irreparable damage can result.
Other vegetables that are described as
“early” usually mean they mature in a
shorter time than main-crop varieties.
Early carrots, for instance, are those
which produce shorter or round roots –
such as Parmex – and will be ready for
eating about 75 days after sowing seed,
compared with 100 days for larger types,
such as Topweight.
Early white turnips, including the
Japanese variety Hakurei, lettuces and
radishes can be sown now in sheltered
gardens that face the north or northeast.
Jerusalem artichokes (Helianthus
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HERALD
tuberosus) are a good vegetable for the
beginner, as they require little attention
and will produce a reasonable crop even in
poor soils.
Their only drawback is a tendency to
become invasive, popping up from the
tiniest piece of tuber left after harvesting.
Plant tubers 30cm apart and 15cm deep
in rows 1m apart. They will grow to more
than 2m tall and produce attractive yellow
flowers.
Rhubarb roots can be planted now in
rich soil.
Plants (crowns) are set 1m apart, just
deep enough for the bud to be level with
the ground surface.
Rhubarb can also be grown from seed
sown in spring or autumn.
Brussels sprouts can be sown now, for
planting out in the first week of December.
Cabbage and cauliflower plants can also
be planted now.
Most soils will suit cabbages but
cauliflowers demand rich soil and a
warmer climate than their close relative,
broccoli.
Onions can be sown as soon as the soil
starts warming.
Tip: Look for fresh weed growth, a
signal that soil temperatures are rising.
Onions need to be in early to allow bulbs
to develop to a good size before the days
shorten at the end of January. Sow seeds
thinly and not more than 1cm deep.
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