Lumbrokinase and Colloidal Silver

[Guest guest]

I can't say that I agree. I also had high lp(a) but was able to bring it down

with niacin. But then after a few years I started getting nauseated from

niacin, and decided to focus on SFM which is really the problem. It came down

very nicely with heparin which is a fibrinolytic. Every time I stop the heparin

the fibrin goes back up; on the heparin it is fine. I can't say that I noticed

immediate improvement after the fibrin was down, but over time here it is a few

years later and I am 99% well.

Testosterone is supposed to lower sholesterol and I always suspected lp(a) also.

Doris

----- Original Message -----

I was on Heparin sub-Q for 1 1/2 years along with transfer factor

and my objective findings from the ISAC never improved and neither

did my symptoms. My ID doctor said that this was becoming a common

incidence with hypo-fibrinolytics. Heparin really works on the wrong

side of the equation.

[Guest guest]

Just to clarify, I'm not disputing your specific results. I am just disputing

it as a categorical statement. Maybe you have more thrombin defects (I have one

but on the thrombin side but two on the fibrin side.) Or maybe anitphosholipid

or something else going on. All I'm saying is that heparin is very effective at

lowering my fibrin as measured by the ISAC.

Doris

----- Original Message -----

From: Doris Brown

I can't say that I agree. I also had high lp(a) but was able to bring it down

with niacin. But then after a few years I started getting nauseated from

niacin, and decided to focus on SFM which is really the problem. It came down

very nicely with heparin which is a fibrinolytic. Every time I stop the heparin

the fibrin goes back up; on the heparin it is fine. I can't say that I noticed

immediate improvement after the fibrin was down, but over time here it is a few

years later and I am 99% well.

Testosterone is supposed to lower sholesterol and I always suspected lp(a)

also.

Doris

----- Original Message -----

I was on Heparin sub-Q for 1 1/2 years along with transfer factor

and my objective findings from the ISAC never improved and neither

did my symptoms. My ID doctor said that this was becoming a common

incidence with hypo-fibrinolytics. Heparin really works on the wrong

side of the equation.