Re: ActiZyme vs Wobenzym N?/reply to Dick

[Guest guest]

I think there is a problem with terminology. . .I think she means fibrin, not

fibrinogen.

Fibrinogen is the enzyme in our bodies that dissolves clots (fibrin is the

matrix of clots)...yes, it is

true in ANY INFLAMMATORY condition that excess fibrin is involved...hence why in

infections

which commonly produce inflammatory reactions just like injuries do, excess

fibrin is one of the

hemateological problems that contributes to the overall problem and must be

dealt with...

Dr.B.

bjs1779 wrote:

> Donna wrote:

>

> > Hi again.

> >

> > He is taking large doses of heparin to lower his fibrinogen levels. The

doctor he is going to has told him that most cfs people have high fibrinogen.

His levels were about 575 and I guess normal is under 300. His case has been

such a curiosity to me and I have prayed for help for him. Everything gives him

diarrhea. Calcium gives him diarrhea, which would constipate most people.

> >

> > My little helper gene wants to make him all better and I don't know enough

to help him. Very frustrating.

> >

> > Donna

> > Re: ActiZyme vs Wobenzym N?

> >

> >

> > Dear Donna:

> > ....Also, they're only at risk for bleeds

> > if their fibrinogen is active...having too much isn't usually a problem

because it isn't usually

> > active but in a bound inactive state...

> >

> > Dr.Bormann

>

> I thought this is a clotting problem, not the opposite Dr. Bormann. I can't

think why they would

> give him heparin if that were not the case. I think I must be missing the

point here....

>

> Dick

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