RE: Re: :o) Wobenzym...inflamation & pain ---Duncan

[Guest guest]

Duncan, I always get so lost on these messages. But with all those supplements,

does a person have room left for a meal? The liver flushes are very unpleasant,

unless you have an easier one to handle? I know they are very beneficial, just

hard to prime yourself to do one.

Re: ) Wobenzym...inflamation & pain ---Duncan

Getting well only partly means taking supplements; you would be well

advised to do at least a dozen liver flushes to reduce toxin load,

and I think that if you could deal with the dysbiosis and the candida

as well the inflammation will reduce quite a bit on its own.

The biggest inflammation fighters in my opinion, in order of clinical

importance are glutathione (cold-processed whey and selenium) and

other antioxidants as a group, dietary restriction of unsaturated and

polyunsaturated oils particularly omega-6 LA plus taking supplemental

more EPA and DHA, potassium, magnesium and other minerals (PH and

oxygenation normalisers, edema control), Tansfer Factor (controls

overactive immune system reponse), metabolic enzymes.

That being said, every adult, even those without much detectable

inflammation, would benefit from an occasional metabolic enzyme

program because it will also reduce blood coagulation and spontaneous

clotting, dissolve some plaque out of the arteries, reduce scars,

adhesions, endometriosis, fibrosis which the main cause of organ

failure in the elderly, increase circulation, that kind of thing.

In terms of fibromyalgia, sure if you can increase microcirculation

you can easily experience less pain; enzymes work on angina that way.

Consider also that a third of fibro patients are low on HGH release;

to increase HGH release we use SomaLife gHP. A dead giveaway on

metabolic disorder is body shape, muscle tone and body mass index.

Here's a valuable page; make sure you see the video and follow the

links out to the doctors' audio archives on it in the downloads

section of http://Philaero- Wellness. com

I really think that the liver flushes, whey, inulin and selenium are

an important first step.

Duncan Crow

of

>

> Click here: Wobenzym

>

> Duncan...... I plan on taking the Inulin, undenatured whey, and

selenium.

>

> I deal with a lot of Inflammation (fibromyalgia, candida, lyme,

ect.) all

> over my body. My back, spine, and head is very bad with pain. I am

currently

> taking omega 3 fish oil & vit-e, sea cucumber, (and tramodol

prescription) to

> help with the inflammation and pain.

>

> Duncan...do you think the 3 above from your site, would take care

of the

> inflammation

> pain. I am wondering if the Wobenzym would help me more, then what

I am

> " currently "

> taking for the inflammation.

>

> Just wondering what your thoughts are,

> <><>kathy<>< >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

When you say liver flushes are unpleasant, can you explain how?

Patti

_____

From: candidiasis [mailto:candidiasis ] On

Behalf Of T

Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 3:31 PM

candidiasis

Subject: Re: Re: ) Wobenzym...inflamation & pain ---Duncan

Duncan, I always get so lost on these messages. But with all those

supplements, does a person have room left for a meal? The liver flushes are

very unpleasant, unless you have an easier one to handle? I know they are

very beneficial, just hard to prime yourself to do one.

Re: ) Wobenzym...inflamation & pain ---Duncan

Getting well only partly means taking supplements; you would be well

advised to do at least a dozen liver flushes to reduce toxin load,

and I think that if you could deal with the dysbiosis and the candida

as well the inflammation will reduce quite a bit on its own.

The biggest inflammation fighters in my opinion, in order of clinical

importance are glutathione (cold-processed whey and selenium) and

other antioxidants as a group, dietary restriction of unsaturated and

polyunsaturated oils particularly omega-6 LA plus taking supplemental

more EPA and DHA, potassium, magnesium and other minerals (PH and

oxygenation normalisers, edema control), Tansfer Factor (controls

overactive immune system reponse), metabolic enzymes.

That being said, every adult, even those without much detectable

inflammation, would benefit from an occasional metabolic enzyme

program because it will also reduce blood coagulation and spontaneous

clotting, dissolve some plaque out of the arteries, reduce scars,

adhesions, endometriosis, fibrosis which the main cause of organ

failure in the elderly, increase circulation, that kind of thing.

In terms of fibromyalgia, sure if you can increase microcirculation

you can easily experience less pain; enzymes work on angina that way.

Consider also that a third of fibro patients are low on HGH release;

to increase HGH release we use SomaLife gHP. A dead giveaway on

metabolic disorder is body shape, muscle tone and body mass index.

Here's a valuable page; make sure you see the video and follow the

links out to the doctors' audio archives on it in the downloads

section of http://Philaero- Wellness. com

I really think that the liver flushes, whey, inulin and selenium are

an important first step.

Duncan Crow

of

>

> Click here: Wobenzym

>

> Duncan...... I plan on taking the Inulin, undenatured whey, and

selenium.

>

> I deal with a lot of Inflammation (fibromyalgia, candida, lyme,

ect.) all

> over my body. My back, spine, and head is very bad with pain. I am

currently

> taking omega 3 fish oil & vit-e, sea cucumber, (and tramodol

prescription) to

> help with the inflammation and pain.

>

> Duncan...do you think the 3 above from your site, would take care

of the

> inflammation

> pain. I am wondering if the Wobenzym would help me more, then what

I am

> " currently "

> taking for the inflammation.

>

> Just wondering what your thoughts are,

> <><>kathy<>< >

>

>

>