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Ladies' cure for the discomfort of endometriosis, fibroids and

adhesions

Body Electric

I used the 'cure' word deliberately because, while researching this

for a friend who has adhesions and cysts, I found that this class of

therapy is unsurpassed, medical, natural or otherwise, for safely

dissolving fibrosis and adhesions. Fibromyalgia patients would be

impressed to learn the therapy does not discriminate between fibrosis

and arterial blockages, but the therapy should interest everyone of

both sexes. After about age 27 or so EVERYONE experiences a reduced

output of anti-clotting enzymes, so tissues begin to lose their

elasticity and organs begin to shrink, harden and reduce function as

fibrosis begins to accumulate. This is the leading cause of organ

failure in aging, and enzyme therapy to reduce this occurrence

represents a very powerful ounce of prevention that makes tissues,

organs and arteries more resilient, less blocked and more functional

again in a very short time.

A diagram of adhesions, online at tinyurl.com/blc28, comes with the

description, " Adhesions are strands of scar tissue that form in

response to abdominal surgery and extend beyond the specific site of

incision. Scar tissue that mends the incision is normal, but the

adhesions form additionally under some circumstances that are not

fully understood. " How adhesions are formed may not be fully

researched, but we know they occur particularly in older patients who

do not have enough enzymes to dissolve the fibrin, and we also know

that the peer-reviewed journals have contained information on

preventing and dissolving adhesions and scars for many years. " The

prevention of peritoneal adhesions by papain " was published in ls

of Surgery in 1936, " Use of papase in prevention of experimental

peritoneal adhesions " came up in 1969 in Surgery, " Bromelain therapy

for the prevention of episiotomy pain appeared in Obstetrics and

Gynecology in 1967, and a study called " Plant enzymes in oral

surgery " appeared in Oral Surgery in 1965. Papain and other digestive

enzymes have been used to treat ulcers, dissolve membranes in

diphtheria, and reduce swelling, fever and adhesions after surgery

for about 50 years all told, and it's commonly accepted that protein-

digesting enzymes reduce fibrosis with no side effects.

On an adhesions support group MLWhitworth, MD wrote, " I use

serracea (extract of the Pitcher plant) in the form of Serapin (High

Chemical Co) and hyaluronidase (Wydase) for scar tissue " . Although

Dr. Whitworth and many other doctors inject enzymes, oral enzyme

supplements have been proven to be effective, and the market has

risen to the occasion by providing quality products such as Vitalzym

for example, an oral enzyme formula that contains the proteolytic

enzymes protease, serrapeptase, nattokinase, bromelain, papain, and a

few nutrients. Dr. Serafini says in an article titled Neprinol

and Endometriosis http://www.arthurandrew.com/neprinol, " The (oral)

enzymes in Neprinol work swiftly to break apart fibroids, improve

circulation, stimulate the immune system, and reduce inflammation.

Neprinol's two foremost ingredients (Serrapeptase and Nattokinase)

help remove fibroids by dissolving the fibrous part of the fibroid

tumor. Clinical studies have shown that Serrapeptase and Nattokinase

work fast and effectively to dissolve fibrin safely with no adverse

side effects. Neprinol is extremely effective at removing toxins from

the bloodstream, and then helping to pass the emulsified fibrous

tissue. Fibrin and inflammation remain consistent among patients that

have fibroids, arthritis, heart disease, and several other diseases " .

Selection is important; you need the right enzymes in the right

dosage. A discussion group member writes: " I had several tender very

painful fibroadenomas in my breasts as well as 3 fibroids. My

Gynecologist suggested that I take Neprinol for my fibroids because

she had tremendous success using the product herself. I had been

using Vitalzym for the past 6 months with very little success. After

using Neprinol my stomach seems to be softer where I used to be able

to feel my largest fibroid. I went back to the doctor for a sonogram.

As it turns out my largest fibroid is about half the size. I have

been taking 4 pills 3 times a day religiously for the past 3 months.

My menstrual cycles are back to normal and I am not cramping as much

anymore. The pain and size of my fibroadenomas are no longer

noticeable. My father has been taking Neprinol, which contains

Serrapeptase, for about 8 weeks now to reduce blood pressure. He has

lowered his LDL cholesterol substantially; his doctor was amazed he

dropped 50 points! His total cholesterol went from 268 to 218 and LDL

cholesterol went from 182 to 125. He is no longer taking Lipitor. I

think Serrapeptase is great. " Another testimonal reads, " I have had

fibroids in the past. Had a myomectomy with seven lemon size

fibroids, but they came back. The pain was starting to get unbearable

again and when they told me I would have to have a hysterectomy, I

opted to take Neprinol instead. I have been using neprinol for a few

months now starting with 15 pills and gradually tapered off to 4

pills a day. I feel no pain. I say its better to take Neprinol than

Morphine pills or surgery " .

Enzymes can be found at your local health shop; look for something

with nattokinase, (preferably NSK-SD) and serrapeptase in it. Can you

afford NOT TO take enzyme therapy for a couple of months to clear

what can be cleared?

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