@oliveoil
I have heard about it said by Dr.Wong that this enzyme, a protease, can lyse plaque well but one has to be careful as it, u like other proteolytic enzymes, can keep on lysing with no braking mechanism to keep it from lysing excessively, and thst he wouldn't use it as there are other enzymes that are safer to use.
I don't know how other prototeolytic enzymes can differ from it, as I consider other enzymes to have no braking action either.
The thing about enzymes, especially proteolytic enzymes, can be too powerful when very highly powerful doses are used. I've used a serraptidase enzyme before of very potent dosage. I used it only once, and it lysed my plaque so well, enough that it raised my wbc from 8 to 12. I suspect it lysed my plaque so much that it released a lot of toxins or microbes, that it raised my blood pressure for years, before I got it back to where it used to be.
But the makers of these enzymes play dumb and pretend everything is hunky dory. They just say it has no side effect.
So it's "caveat emptor." Tread gingerly.