Compositions And Methods To Reduce And/Or Dissolve Calcium Deposits In Arterial Walls
OwnerMichael Woodsinventor
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Abstract
The invention includes pharmaceutical compositions that diminish and/or dissolve calcium deposits in arterial walls, methods for diminishing and/or dissolving calcium deposits in arterial walls, and methods for making and administering such compositions. The compositions comprise oral dosage forms of serrapeptase, nattokinase, vitamin D3 and vitamin K2 administered twice daily.
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A method of dissolving calcium deposits in arteries, the method comprising:
- a. administering an effective amount of an oral dosage form of serrapeptase twice a day, each time on an empty stomach and without food;
- b. administering an effective amount of an oral dosage form of nattokinase twice a day, each time on an empty stomach and without food;
- c. administering an effective amount of an oral dosage form of vitamin D3 twice a day, each time with food;
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- d. administering an effective amount of an oral dosage form of vitamin K2 twice a day, each time with food.
A method of treating coronary artery disease in a patient, the method comprising:
- a. administering an effective amount of an oral dosage form of serrapeptase twice a day, each time on an empty stomach and without food;
- b. administering an effective amount of an oral dosage form of nattokinase twice a day, each time on an empty stomach and without food;
- c. administering an effective amount of an oral dosage form of vitamin D3 twice a day, each time with food;
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- d. administering an effective amount of an oral dosage form of vitamin K2 twice a day, each time with food.
A kit for treating calcium deposits in arteries, the kit comprising effective amounts of oral dosage forms of serrapeptase, nattokinase, vitamin D3 and vitamin K2.
A combination comprising effective amounts of oral dosage forms of serrapeptase, nattokinase, vitamin D3 and vitamin K2.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.