Re: serropeptase vs bromelain

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Serropeptidase is better for thick mucus. Bromelain for inflammation more

generally. Works well with turmeric

J Fidler, MCPP, (RH) AHG

Herbalist

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To: ukherbal-list

Sent: Mon, June 20, 2011 5:25:46 PM

Subject: serropeptase vs bromelain

Dear all,I would appreciate any comments/experiences related to the use of

either serropeptase or bromelain for preventing scarring after the ops

(hysterectomy to come, previously cesarian and gall bladder removed). This is an

enquiry from one of my patients, and I have not used either supplement in that

capacity so would be grateful for your views. Thanks

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Some of my clients have had very good results using serropeptase but mainly in

joint problems.

Lorraine

Lorraine Hodgkinson MNIMH MRCHM

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> Serropeptidase is better for thick mucus. Bromelain for inflammation more

> generally. Works well with turmeric

> J Fidler, MCPP, (RH) AHG

> Herbalist

>

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>

> To: ukherbal-list

> Sent: Mon, June 20, 2011 5:25:46 PM

> Subject: serropeptase vs bromelain

>

> Dear all,I would appreciate any comments/experiences related to the use of

> either serropeptase or bromelain for preventing scarring after the ops

> (hysterectomy to come, previously cesarian and gall bladder removed). This is

an

> enquiry from one of my patients, and I have not used either supplement in that

> capacity so would be grateful for your views. Thanks

>

> --

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks ,would you use/have you used bromelain in the post-op

situation? Regards

Subject: Re: serropeptase vs bromelain

To: ukherbal-list

Date: Tuesday, 21 June, 2011, 16:07

 

Serropeptidase is better for thick mucus. Bromelain for inflammation more

generally. Works well with turmeric

J Fidler, MCPP, (RH) AHG

Herbalist

________________________________

To: ukherbal-list

Sent: Mon, June 20, 2011 5:25:46 PM

Subject: serropeptase vs bromelain

Dear all,I would appreciate any comments/experiences related to the use of

either serropeptase or bromelain for preventing scarring after the ops

(hysterectomy to come, previously cesarian and gall bladder removed). This is an

enquiry from one of my patients, and I have not used either supplement in that

capacity so would be grateful for your views. Thanks

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[Guest guest]

Yes, although usually with turmeric in high doses.

J Fidler, MCPP, (RH) AHG

Herbalist

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To: ukherbal-list

Sent: Wed, June 22, 2011 5:39:30 PM

Subject: Re: serropeptase vs bromelain

Thanks ,would you use/have you used bromelain in the post-op

situation? Regards

Subject: Re: serropeptase vs bromelain

To: ukherbal-list

Date: Tuesday, 21 June, 2011, 16:07

Serropeptidase is better for thick mucus. Bromelain for inflammation more

generally. Works well with turmeric

J Fidler, MCPP, (RH) AHG

Herbalist

________________________________

To: ukherbal-list

Sent: Mon, June 20, 2011 5:25:46 PM

Subject: serropeptase vs bromelain

Dear all,I would appreciate any comments/experiences related to the use of

either serropeptase or bromelain for preventing scarring after the ops

(hysterectomy to come, previously cesarian and gall bladder removed). This is an

enquiry from one of my patients, and I have not used either supplement in that

capacity so would be grateful for your views. Thanks

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