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Systemic Enzymes: How They Help Heal Blocked Fallopian Tubes Naturally

Understanding Systemic Enzymes

Systemic enzymes are natural proteins your body produces to regulate inflammation, clean the blood, and break down scar tissue. Unlike digestive enzymes (which work in the stomach to digest food), systemic enzymes work throughout the body — in your blood, tissues, and organs — to promote healing and repair.

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For women struggling with blocked fallopian tubes, pelvic adhesions, or endometriosis, these enzymes can be an essential part of a holistic fertility recovery plan.

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How Systemic Enzymes Support Fertility

1. Break Down Scar Tissue and Adhesions

Adhesions and scar tissue in or around the fallopian tubes are a major cause of infertility. Enzymes such as serrapeptase, nattokinase, and bromelain help digest and dissolve fibrin — the tough protein that forms scar tissue — gradually softening or reducing blockages.


This natural process helps reopen fallopian tubes and may increase the chances of conceiving naturally.

2. Reduce Inflammation

Chronic inflammation is a key factor in conditions like PID (pelvic inflammatory disease) and endometriosis. Systemic enzymes act as natural anti-inflammatories, reducing swelling, pain, and fluid buildup without the side effects of synthetic drugs.

3. Improve Blood Flow and Oxygen Delivery

Healthy circulation supports the reproductive system. These enzymes help thin the blood slightly, improving oxygen and nutrient flow to the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes — promoting faster healing and better fertility outcomes.

4. Boost Immune Function

Systemic enzymes help regulate immune activity, preventing autoimmune reactions that can interfere with conception. They also clear dead cells and waste from tissues, creating a cleaner internal environment for implantation and pregnancy.

5. Support Natural Detoxification

By reducing inflammation, dissolving fibrin buildup, and improving lymphatic flow, systemic enzymes enhance the body’s natural detox processes. This helps restore a healthier reproductive environment.

In my private fertility program, women who combine herbal therapy, exercises, Castor Oil Therapy and Fertility massage with systemic enzyme supplements tend to heal faster and experience better reproductive outcomes.

Systemic enzymes address the root causes of blocked fallopian tubes — inflammation, adhesions, and poor circulation — rather than simply managing symptoms. They are non-invasive, affordable, and effective when used correctly.

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Systemic Enzyme Strength and Units

When choosing an enzyme supplement, always look at its activity units instead of just the milligrams. Enzyme activity measures how effective it is in breaking down protein or fibrin — which is what really matters for fertility.

  • Serrapeptase: measured in SPU (Serrapeptase Units) or SU; an effective range is 60,000–120,000 SPU daily.
  • Nattokinase: measured in FU (Fibrinolytic Units); look for 2,000 FU or higher per capsule for circulation and adhesion support.
  • Bromelain: measured in GDU (Gelatin Digesting Units), higher numbers mean greater anti-inflammatory action.
  • Papain: measured in PU (Papain Units), used for tissue repair and immune support.

Always choose enteric-coated systemic enzymes so they survive stomach acid and reach the bloodstream intact, where they can act on damaged tissues.

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Best Systemic Enzymes for Fertility

  • Serrapeptase – dissolves scar tissue and reduces inflammation.
  • Nattokinase – enhances blood circulation and breaks down fibrin.
  • Bromelain – fights inflammation and supports nutrient absorption.
  • Papain – promotes healing and immune balance.

High-quality blends such as Wobenzym N, Vitalzym, or Fibrovera combine several enzymes for better results.

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How to Use Systemic Enzymes for Blocked Fallopian Tubes

If your tubes are obstructed by adhesions, Systemic enzymes can get rid of them for you if you take them correctly:
  • Determine your daily dose 
  • Take on an empty stomach (at least 45 minutes before or 2 hours after eating). Twice daily.
  • Be consistent — results improve gradually over weeks or months.
  • Combine with dieting, herbal teas, Yoga, Fertility massage and Castor Oil Therapy for best results.
  • Avoid during menstruation, pregnancy, or when taking blood thinners unless advised by your healthcare provider.
If your tubes are blocked by Hydrosalpinx, in addition to the above, you may need to take up more herbal teas, fertility cleansing, Juicing and Acupuncture sessions. The most popular herbal teas used with Systemic enzymes are the Chinese teas known as Xixiancoa and Yimucoa. 

Always consult a fertility-focused practitioner before starting enzyme therapy, especially if you are on medication or have medical conditions.

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Not a compulsory remedy 

Systemic enzymes are one of the most effective natural tools for women seeking to heal blocked fallopian tubes and restore fertility naturally. They target inflammation, adhesions, and circulation — the three main barriers to conception.

If you are serious about unblocking your tubes, consider adding systemic enzymes to your daily care routine alongside other holistic methods like herbal therapy, diet and juicing

Remember, a lot of women have opened their tubes naturally without ever taking Serrapatase. For example read this Sucess stories: she conceived naturally after unblocking her tubes, to learn how a lady applied natural remedies (excluding Serrapatase) to clear her tubes and finally conceive!

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Keywords: Systemic enzymes, blocked fallopian tubes, natural fertility, enzyme therapy, adhesions, inflammation, fertility support, tubal blockage remedies

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