Help - Adding Serrapeptase good or bad idea?

So, I have been taking Japanese Knotweed now, started low, and have upped to a mid-dose. Today, i am adding low dose Cat's Claw, and will increase that in a fewdays. Next, will be the Siberian Ginseng...

I was thinking of adding Serrapeptase (sp?) next - I bought some several months ago to treat this awful pain...but never tried it.

I read somewhere that Serrapeptase is a cyst buster? Is that correct...and I shouldn't use it unless i have something to deal with the fall-out of that (an abx)
Is the knotweed, cat's claw, sib. ginseng capable of dealing with whatever the serrapeptase releases?

Thanks!

Here is my post from another thread:

Serrapeptase and all of the protein/fibrin dissolving enzymes such as Nattokinase, Lumbrokinase, Papin, Bromelain, Protease and Rutin, etc are synergistic with most of the protocols and drugs Ive seen.

They are not only safe in very high doses but they can be used to treat hypocoalgulent (slow moving) blood and circulatory issues brought on by Lyme and coinfections as well. Of course please discuss these supplements and the exact dosages with your doctor first.

I wanted to mention they arent just for cyst/biofilm busting and circulation either, they are FANTASTIC for pain and inflammation management too. Serrapeptase for instance is faster and stronger than Advil in my experience. Strictly in terms of pain and inflammation reduction potential: Lumbrokinase > Nattokinase > Serrapeptase according to the research Ive read. I do not know which is the more powerful when it comes to cyst/biofilm busting though.

Now if only they were cheaper!

I would personally introduce them right away and in high doses. Yes they theoretically could cause a Herx on their own or even make an ongoing Herx worse. However, in my experience, they dramatically reduce swelling, pain and the inflammation response your body is struggling to deal with.

My LLMD has me on Serrapeptase and Nattokinase with my abx. He said it helps eat away the protective (I think he used the word 'mucous-like') layers that can protect the bacteria from abx.