Mollie is in the latter stages of Alzheimer's Disease. This is doubly tragic because she also suffers from shingles. She had shingles along the optic nerve that runs through her head from eyes to the back of her head. She cannot communicate the fact that she is in pain. She can only scream and bite her knees when she doubles up. She had been on the maximum daily dose of ibuprofen for over nine months - this often had the effect of knocking her out, or just leaving her dopey. Within 24 hours of starting Serrapeptase, she was without pain - so much so that her ibuprofen was stopped altogether. These days she is wide awake and alert - and no longer in pain. Everyone has commented on it - carers, ambulance drivers, friends and relatives!

Jack is Mollie's husband. He was so amazed at the improvement in Mollie's condition that he too decided to start taking Serrapeptase. Jack is 85, and has been trying to look after Mollie despite his arthritic spine and knees. After three weeks of taking Serrapeptase, his arthritis symptoms have disappeared - he walks up and down stairs leading with either leg, and is pain free !

Rene is 83 and has suffered from badly-arthritic knees for over 10 years. Her mobility was so restricted that she could just about manage half an hour of shopping at the supermarket in any one week. She walked very slowly, with the aid of her trusty stick. After Serrapeptase was suggested to her, she started taking 3 tablets in the morning and three tablets at night. After 3 weeks, she commented that her walking was easier. After only two months, she now walks around the house without her stick, including going up and down stairs. Now she can even get in and out of the bath without help, as she can bend her knees much more flexibly, without pain. When the  weather permits, she can now spend hours at a time walking up and down the shops in the High Street. She has even commented that some days she leaves her husband behind. And she feels in a much better state than her friend, who has had one extremely painful knee replacement operation, is scheduled for the other in a few months' time, but who is still being pushed around everywhere in a wheelchair. A huge improvement in the quality of Rene's life! For less than £20 per month ! 

Des was having complimentary medicine to treat cancer of the larynx. He was also very breathless, but had been told by the hospital consultant that the breathlessness was caused by the tumour strangling him. This seemed to be at odds with the fact that his breathless increased as he got nervous when he had to attend the hospital for reviews. He had been a trumpeter for many years, but now led a sedate lifestyle. Could it be that his lungs, having been accustomed to working hard as a trumpeter, were still working hard and producing too much mucous? He started taking Serrapeptase in the summer, and his breathlessness all but disappeared. Unfortunately, he stopped taking the Serrapeptase in September, and the breathlessness returned. Upon resuming the Serrapeptase, his breathlessness has gone again, and he is now on a maintenance dose of two tablets in the morning and one in the evening. He now walks to the shops and back, does his own gardening, and does his own housework, all of which were impossible before the Serrapeptase.