Max Potency Nattokinase 10,000 FU — Circulation Support
The fermented-soy enzyme that does what a Western diet never gave your body a chance to — clear the fibrin that lets plaque harden in your arteries. The exact 10,000 FU dose used in the plaque-reversal research.
🩸 Breaks down fibrin, the scaffold plaque builds on
❤️ Healthy blood flow, circulation & cholesterol
🔬 10,000 FU — the clinically studied dose
💊 One capsule a day
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Description
Garisia Nattokinase delivers 10,000 FU of nattokinase — the clinically studied dose, the amount the plaque-reversal research actually used — in one small vegetarian capsule. Nattokinase is a fibrinolytic enzyme from fermented soybeans: it breaks down fibrin, the mesh that arterial plaque builds itself on. Stacked with CoQ10, bromelain, turmeric, aged garlic, pine bark and grape seed extract. Non-GMO, gluten-free, third-party lab tested, made in the USA. 30 vegetarian capsules per bottle (30-day supply).
The Results
Changes in circulation — warmer hands and feet, less heaviness in the legs — often show up within the first few weeks. Bloodwork moves more gradually: the research that measured plaque reduction ran for a full year. Nattokinase works with your body’s own fibrinolytic process, so results are steady rather than sudden. For best results, take one capsule daily for at least 3–6 months.
90 Day Guarantee
Try Garisia completely risk-free. Take it every day for 90 days and get your bloodwork done. If your numbers haven’t moved and you don’t feel a difference, return it for a 100% refund — empty bottle included, no questions asked. We’re not asking you to believe us. We’re asking you to test it.
Shipping & Returns
Free shipping on every order. Your order is prepared within 1–3 business days and delivered in 3–5 business days. Not satisfied? Our 90-day money-back guarantee has you covered — contact support@garisia.com to start a return.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions we hear from customers
How do I take Garisia?
One capsule daily with a glass of water, preferably with a meal. That's the whole routine.
I'm on a blood thinner or daily aspirin. Can I take this?
Talk to your doctor first. Nattokinase works on fibrin — the same pathway as warfarin, Eliquis, Xarelto and aspirin — so the effects can stack. Same applies if you have a bleeding disorder or surgery coming up. This is the one real interaction with this ingredient and we'd rather you hear it from us.
Can I take it alongside my statin?
Most people do. A statin lowers how much cholesterol your liver produces. Nattokinase works on fibrin, the mesh plaque builds on. Different mechanism, different target. Tell your doctor what you're taking, and never stop a prescription on your own.
Aren't all nattokinase supplements the same?
No. In the research, reversal only appeared at high doses — below roughly 6,000 FU, studies found nothing. Almost every bottle on the shelf sits under 2,000 FU. Ours is 10,000 FU in a single capsule.
When will I see results?
Circulation changes show up first, often in 3–5 weeks. Bloodwork moves more slowly — the study that measured plaque reduction ran a full year. Covered by our 90-day guarantee either way.
Why not just eat natto?
You'd need four or five packs a day to reach this dose, and the smell is the reason most people quit in week one. The enzyme is isolated so you get the studied amount without the breakfast.
Why Plaque Isn't a Willpower Problem
Plaque doesn't build on cholesterol alone. It builds on fibrin — a protein mesh inside the artery wall that catches cholesterol and holds it there while it hardens. Cut all the red meat you like: if the mesh stays, so does the plaque.
- Numbers that won't come down no matter what you cut
- Cold hands and feet, heavy legs on the stairs
- A statin that stopped the climb but never reversed it
- That "am I next?" feeling every time a parent comes up
The Japanese Enzyme
Take apart the scaffold, not just the symptom
Garisia's 10,000 FU nattokinase is fibrinolytic — it breaks down the fibrin mesh that arterial plaque builds itself on, at the dose the research actually used.
How arterial plaque shows up over time
The Silent Build
Nothing hurts. Nothing warns you. Fibrin lays down inside the artery wall and cholesterol starts catching in the mesh — through every year you felt completely fine.
The Narrowing
Cold hands. Heavy legs. A pause halfway up the stairs you didn't used to need. The channel is smaller than it was, and your body starts economising.
The Conversation
A scan, a number, a prescription — and a drug that halts the climb without reversing it. The plaque stops growing. It doesn't leave.
Arterial flexibility declines with age
The Hidden Driver Behind Hardening Arteries
Your body makes its own fibrin-clearing enzymes — and makes less of them every decade. As clearance falls behind buildup, the mesh thickens and the artery stiffens. Quietly, year after year.
What to expect as support builds over time
One capsule with breakfast. The enzyme begins circulating and going to work on fibrin.
- One capsule a day, with food
- No loading phase, no timing rules
The first thing most people notice has nothing to do with a lab report.
- Warmer hands and feet
- Less heaviness in the legs
Ongoing support for healthy cholesterol levels starts showing up on paper.*
- Support for your next blood panel*
- Stairs and hills feel easier
The research that measured plaque reduction ran a full year. This is the stretch that mattered.
- Continued fibrinolytic support*
- A routine built on the mechanism, not the symptom
90 DayGarisia Money-Back Guarantee
Take it every day for 90 days and get your bloodwork done. If your numbers haven't moved and you don't feel a difference, return it for a full refund — empty bottle included.
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†These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare provider before use, especially if pregnant, nursing, or taking medication. Individual results may vary.