Re: Re: OT: Fibromyalgia and enzymes, thanks!

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Dear ,

I read from your posting that you have fibromyalgia. I have always

wondered if I had it, but my symptoms seem to center on the skin all around

my upper back area and shoulders hurting. The skin itself feels sore to the

touch. I don't have the extreme tiredness or other achy joint areas that are

associated with fibromyalgia. Maybe I have something else? Could you

elaborate more?

Thanks,

Re: OT: Fibromyalgia and enzymes, thanks!

> I think it's the Peptizyde that helps my fibro the most, so it's

> interesting to hear it's a different combo that helps your mom.

> Thanks for the thank you!

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> > I wanted to post and share that my mother Dorathy who has suffered

> with

> > Fibromyalgia for years started using HN Zyme Prime and No-Fenol a

> week ago.

> > She is overwhelmed with the brilliant results she has had eating

> without

> > discomfort. Previously she said that about 85% of all foods caused

> bloating

> > and other symptoms.

> >

> > I am so thrilled to have been able to help my mom as a result of

>

> > Kelley and others posting on this topic!

> >

> > Serena

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[Guest guest]

Dear ,

Thanks for replying abd sending me the links. I'm glad to hear the

enzymes are helping you. I have decided to give them a try and see what

happens.

Re: OT: Fibromyalgia and enzymes, thanks!

> I characterize my own fibro mostly as intense muscle soreness which

> for me is always bilateral (both sides of body). Upper chest and

> upper back are the two most common points of pain for me, although I

> can have it other places, too. It feels very similar to over-use of

> muscles such as from exercising or gardening which is what kept me

> from going to the doctor for so many years, I thought I was just over-

> exerting myself! Ha! I guess not, LOL! I also have the aching

> joints, but the doctors referred to that as rhuematoid arthritis.

> From what I've read, fibro can encompass the joint pain, too.

>

> There is a lot of crossing over with symptoms and auto-immune

> syndromes. Enzymes help my fibro so very much, and not quite as much

> with the arthritis as with the fibro, although still a huge

> difference. For example, certain weather can cause me to have

> arthritis pain, regardless of taking enzymes, but this is only an

> occasional problem. So I am trying to say that for me, enzymes help

> both the fibro and arthritis, but more so with the fibro. I was sent

> from specialist to specialist before enzymes, but have been doing

> quite well for almost two years now. I think adding Omega 3s has

> helped some, too, so consider that.

>

> Found a few links for describing fibro; it has many symptoms to

> choose from:

> http://fmaware.org/fminfo/brochure.htm

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> http://www.fmnetnews.com/

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> > > > I wanted to post and share that my mother Dorathy who has

> suffered

> > > with

> > > > Fibromyalgia for years started using HN Zyme Prime and No-Fenol

> a

> > > week ago.

> > > > She is overwhelmed with the brilliant results she has had eating

> > > without

> > > > discomfort. Previously she said that about 85% of all foods

> caused

> > > bloating

> > > > and other symptoms.

> > > >

> > > > I am so thrilled to have been able to help my mom as a result of

> > >

> > > > Kelley and others posting on this topic!

> > > >

> > > > Serena

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

The ZP/NF combo has helped her many food issues, so hopefully the addition

of Peptizyde will help the pain. I will pass on your email to my mom.

Serena

> I think it's the Peptizyde that helps my fibro the most, so it's

> interesting to hear it's a different combo that helps your mom.

> Thanks for the thank you!

>

>

>

>> > I wanted to post and share that my mother Dorathy who has suffered

> with

>> > Fibromyalgia for years started using HN Zyme Prime and No-Fenol a

> week ago.

>> > She is overwhelmed with the brilliant results she has had eating

> without

>> > discomfort. Previously she said that about 85% of all foods caused

> bloating

>> > and other symptoms.

>> >

>> > I am so thrilled to have been able to help my mom as a result of

>

>> > Kelley and others posting on this topic!

>> >

>> > Serena

>