Gut health
Serrapeptase
Also called: serratiopeptidase
An enzyme from silkworm bacteria.
- Why people take it
- Swelling, pain, sinusitis.
- What the evidence says
- Little good evidence.
- How it is usually taken
- Usually 10 to 60 mg a day on an empty stomach.
- Be careful
- May add to blood thinners.
- Medicines it can interact with
- May add to blood thinners.
Other gut health
Common questions
What is Serrapeptase?
An enzyme from silkworm bacteria.
Why do people take Serrapeptase?
Swelling, pain, sinusitis.
Does Serrapeptase work?
Little good evidence.
How much Serrapeptase do people take?
Usually 10 to 60 mg a day on an empty stomach.
Is Serrapeptase safe?
May add to blood thinners.
Does Serrapeptase interact with medicines?
May add to blood thinners.
Sources and further reading
Last reviewed 31 October 2026. Written by Satya Babu.
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