Discover Ralph E. Holsworth, Jr., D.O. through detailed research on Nattokinase and Cardiovascular health.

Fibrin is a vital protein that plays a key role in halting blood loss after an injury. It works alongside more than twenty enzymes to facilitate clotting, while only plasmin is responsible for its breakdown. Inflammatory conditions can result in an excess of cross-linked fibrin, which adheres to the walls of blood vessels, leading to clots, increased blood viscosity, and higher blood pressure. In the heart, these clots can obstruct blood flow, resulting in ischemia, angina, heart attacks, or tissue death. Additionally, clots can travel to the brain, increasing the risk of stroke or cognitive decline.

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