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A member asked:
Can serrapeptase enzymes can cause any harm to eyes or body? if no how much is dosage. taking for eye floaters just trying may work it for me !!
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No for the eye: serrapeptase can increase bleeding and if your are pregnant it is not recommended. but it will not help your eye floaters.
Answered 11/22/2015
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