The Star: January 20, 2022

The Star Thursday January 20 2022
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-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 major benefits is its
ability to reduce pain.
The serrapeptase enzyme was first
found in the intestine of the silkworm
in the late 1960’s. 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 a fermentation process
of the microorganism Serriata E15. It is
prescribed by doctors across Europe and
Asia.
Clinical studies over the last 40 years
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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pharmacist Dennis Gore talked on BBC
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had with serrapeptase. One case was a
man in his 60’s who had been a heavy
smoker, was wheeled into his pharmacy.
He was breathless due to emphysema
and COPD and could hardly talk. He
was on antibiotics, 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
very safe supplement and according
to researchers can be used with most
medications. However let your doctor
know as medications may need reducing
or stopping as the need for them
reduces.
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20
OPINION/LETTERS
It’s time to remember
Tongan community
WELCOME to 2022.
I want to begin by
acknowledging the difficult
start to the new year for
our Tongan community
and say that our hearts are
with you.
At the time of writing,
we have little news about
how bad things are over
there, but we can assume
from the images we saw
that recovery is going to be
long and hard.
I know there are
groups that want to send
containers of food and
water, but we need to leave
that to the government and
international aid agencies
right now as they assess
the damage and work with
the Tongan government
and communities on the
ground to determine the
needs.
At a time of immediate
crisis, it is financial aid that
is the most welcome.
People can make
donations through the NZ
Red Cross https://www.
redcross.org.nz/donate/
pacific-tsunami-appeal/or
donate cash at our
city’s libraries. You can
also call on your local
community to fundraise
– a simple garage sale
can raise several hundred
Shortage of
nurses
Last week’s The Star (page
7), stated that in Australia
and the United States,
Covid-positive nurses were
called into work because of
staffing shortages.
THese Covid-positive
nurses must have been
vaccinated as they have the
same mandates as here.
In New Zealand, we
have healthy nurses and
doctors who are not
allowed to work because
of Government mandates.
This adds extra pressure
to already short-staffed
hospitals. The extra
pressure will cause
resignations as it becomes
impossible to continually
work extra shifts.
I myself would rather
have an unvaccinated
nurse/doctor who is not
under so much pressure as
overworked staff can make
mistakes.
I feel for anyone needing
hospital care for any reason
at this time and question
if these mandates are
really keeping us safe? – D
Downward, Bryndwr
Wizard for mayor
Chris Kitson leaves
me wondering if it is
the Wizard’s specific
dollars in a day.
I was moved when we
were all reminded that
the Tongan people held a
radiothon for Christchurch
back in 2011 after the
earthquakes – they raised
just over NZ$700,000. For
a very poor nation, this
was an extraordinarily
generous gift. This is the
time for reciprocity.
At the same time,
we continue to face the
ongoing impacts of the
global pandemic and the
new variant Omicron.
qualifications in sociology
and psychology that would
lead him, as mayor, to
cause more disputes than
solutions, or does Chris
Kitson believe that people
who have psychology and
sociology qualifications
in general cause more
disputes than solutions.
As a person with
psychology and sociology
qualifications I would
suggest that the Wizard’s
qualifications are not
relevant to Chris Kitson’s
claim with regards to
“probably resulting in
more disputes than
solutions.” (Abridged). –
David Marra, Linwood.
Drownings
Thirty-five drownings
over the holiday period is
appalling.
The proof is now
coming through, that the
Government’s removal
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Mayor
Lianne Dalziel
DEVASTATION: Volcanic ash covers parts of
Tonga and residents need aid. It is now time for
us to reciprocate.
I’m looking forward to
the day when we reflect on
how we got through this
time – both locally and
globally. And that will be
enabled by the vaccines,
which are saving lives
around the world.
Make sure you get
your booster as soon as
you can.
Details here–
https://vaccinate
canterburywestcoast.nz/
covid-19-vaccinationclinics-in-christchurchcanterbury-west-coast/
of teaching swimming in
schools and the removal
of school pools was the
wrong decision.
It is really worse than
that as the removal of
pools took away the
opportunities for access to
safe swimming places after
school and weekends.
Many schools run a key
deposit system.
Many of our rivers
and beaches look safe
for swimming, but have
strong currents not always
obvious.
The motto should be if in
doubt stay out.
Councils need to pay
attention to this and
sign post areas where
drownings have occurred.
I am sure most of these
drownings could have
been averted with better
swimming skills and
avoiding risk. – Alan
Roberts, West Melton
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