EndoRelief

Start slow. Begin with 1 capsule, twice daily, with a large glass of water on an empty stomach (30–60 minutes before eating or 2 hours after a meal).

Build gradually. After about 5 days, increase to 2 capsules twice daily. Around day 11, you can move to your full therapeutic dose.

Find your level. Everyone's body is different. Some women feel their best at 2 capsules a day, others need 4–6. Start with the phased schedule above, then adjust based on how you feel. The goal is to find the dose where you notice consistent improvement — and stay there.

Be patient. Many women start noticing changes within the first few weeks, with fuller results building over 60–90 days of consistent use. This isn't a quick fix — it's a root-cause approach.

Listen to your body. Exceeding 8 capsules per day is rare and should only be done under medical supervision. Consult your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, taking anticoagulants, or have a history of blood thinning.

Serrapeptase is generally well-tolerated, but because it works systemically to reduce fibrin and support circulation, there are some important considerations:

Do not take EndoRelief if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding
• Are taking anticoagulants (blood thinners)
• Have a history of bleeding disorders
• Are scheduled for surgery (discontinue 2 weeks prior)

Always consult your doctor before starting EndoRelief, especially if you have any medical conditions or are taking prescription medications.

Some people experience mild detox symptoms (headache, fatigue) when they first start—this is your body clearing inflammation. If this happens, reduce your dose and increase gradually.

Serrapeptase works by breaking down fibrin, scar tissue, and inflammatory proteins—but this process takes time. Your body has been building up this tissue for months or years, and clearing it doesn't happen overnight.

Most people start noticing subtle improvements around 30-45 days, with more significant relief around the 60-90 day mark (2 bottles). Consistency is key.

Think of it like physical therapy for your inflammation—you wouldn't expect one session to fix chronic pain. EndoRelief works the same way.

Most supplements for endometriosis focus on hormone balance or symptom relief. EndoRelief takes a different approach—it addresses the physical buildup of scar tissue and inflammatory proteins that contribute to pain and dysfunction.

We use Peptizyme SP®EN, a premium, acid-resistant form of serrapeptase that survives stomach acid and reaches your bloodstream intact. This isn't a generic enzyme blend—it's a targeted, high-potency formula designed specifically for systemic support.

And unlike many brands, we're transparent about what this can and can't do. We won't promise a cure. We will give you a tool that's backed by decades of clinical use and functional medicine expertise.

In most cases, yes—but you should always check with your healthcare provider first, especially if you're taking:

• Blood thinners (serrapeptase can enhance their effects)
• NSAIDs or pain relievers (combining may increase bleeding risk)
• Hormonal treatments for endometriosis

EndoRelief works well alongside other functional medicine approaches like diet changes, stress management, and targeted supplementation for hormone balance.

Every body is different. While many people experience relief with serrapeptase, it's not a universal solution.

If you've taken EndoRelief consistently for 90 days (2+ bottles) and haven't noticed improvement, it may not be the right tool for your body—and that's okay.

We're here to support you in finding what works. If you have questions or want guidance, reach out to us at info@loveaeva.com. We're learning alongside you.