Guest guest Posted January 29, 2009 Report Share Posted January 29, 2009 Have you looked into enzymes? I ran across the following in my research. http://www.zymessence.com/why_systemic_enzymes.html http://www.totalityofbeing.com/index.html > > Someone just asked me about this as a family member has been recently > diagnosed. It struck me that DMSO is reputed to strengthen/improve the > exact areas that cystic fibrosis strikes. I tried to look it up and it > looked like there were some interesting articles but you need paid > subscriptions to the medical search sites to even read the abstracts. > So do you know of any results of people with cystic fibrosis using DMSO > as part of their therapy? > > I'm thinking if they've had the GENE for it their whole lives but only > develop the SYMPTOMS when they're 15 or 20, then something happens that > causes the gene to express itself where it wasn't before - something > changed and if that's so, then the genes don't mean it's untreatable > just that you're prone to it. That maybe a way can be found to reverse > it after it's started, if you just find the right thing. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2009 Report Share Posted January 31, 2009 Yes, Vitalzyme came highly recommended as it dissolves fibrin, which is part of the disorder. I've used that one myself, first for adhesions after c-sections and then for a fibroid cyst that was messing up my menses. It worked on the latter in just one day, two separate times. I'm pretty impressed with that product. > > > > Someone just asked me about this as a family member has been > recently > > diagnosed. It struck me that DMSO is reputed to > strengthen/improve the > > exact areas that cystic fibrosis strikes. I tried to look it up > and it > > looked like there were some interesting articles but you need paid > > subscriptions to the medical search sites to even read the > abstracts. > > So do you know of any results of people with cystic fibrosis using > DMSO > > as part of their therapy? > > > > I'm thinking if they've had the GENE for it their whole lives but > only > > develop the SYMPTOMS when they're 15 or 20, then something happens > that > > causes the gene to express itself where it wasn't before - > something > > changed and if that's so, then the genes don't mean it's > untreatable > > just that you're prone to it. That maybe a way can be found to > reverse > > it after it's started, if you just find the right thing. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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