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Do you know the bromelain side effects. First, what is bromelain
and what is it used for?
Bromelain, is a proteolytic enzyme, used to help to assist in
digetsting protein. It is recommended that this be taken with meals
and on a full stomach.
Bromelain is also considered in natural and holistic treatments to
act as an anti-inflammatory. This enzyme is often suggested to be
used in treating arthritis conditions. When take as an
anti-inflammatory this should be taken on an empty stomach for best
results.
Bromelain is naturally located in pineapples, first introduced in
1957 as a medicinally beneficial supplement. The uses and benefits of
using bromelain are substantial. It is claimed that it is beneficial
in helping with carpal tunnel syndrome, promoting good hearth health
by reducing clumping in platelets and reducing formation of plaques in
the arteries as well as assisting in preventing blood clots.
Additionally it is believed that bromelain can help with colds, asthma
and other respritory issues as well has seasonal allergies. Bromelain
also has been thought to fight against tumors. An additional affect
of bromelain is to assist the body in absorbing medications.
The large number of positive benefits of bromelain does not come
with out a few side effects. There have been reports of nausea with
vomiting and diarrhea. It also could cause a woman to have a very
heavy period. It has also been reported that in high doses this
supplement may cause an increase in heart rate. This supplement
should not be used by women who are pregnant or children and should
not be used by any person with stomach lining issues.
There may be some issues if you are taking Coumadin, heparin,
aspirin or any other blood thinner and caution should be used when you
are using other supplements like gingko biloba and even garlic.
If you are considering taking bromelain, you should first consult
with you physician. This will allow you all to be on the same page
with your plans for your health and allows them to be aware if any
issues arise as a possible result of this supplement.
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