Re: endometriosis adhesions and fibroids

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You can diagnose candidiasis with the simple antigen blood panel and

cure it with the lamisil pulse method as per my message to Emma. Good

luck. Rick

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> > > I have severe endometriosis and my experience has been that

> > > my endometriosis symptoms are significantly less when I

> > > follow the yeast free diet.

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> > , there's a remedy for endometriosis. I recently wrote a

> > newspaper column on the subject in response to requests and did not

> > select a remedy for my clients until I found the best product

> > (BlockBuster All Clear) at the best price compared to the Neprinol

> > mentioned in the article. I put the commercial link in my signature.

> > This is of huge general importance for millions, perhaps billions of

> > people.

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> > Ladies' cure for the discomfort of endometriosis, fibroids and

> > adhesions

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> > I used the 'cure' word deliberately because, while researching this

> > for a friend who has adhesions and cysts, I found that this class of

> > therapy is unsurpassed, medical, natural or otherwise, for safely

> > dissolving fibrosis and adhesions. Fibromyalgia patients would be

> > impressed to learn the therapy does not discriminate between fibrosis

> > and arterial blockages, but the therapy should interest everyone of

> > both sexes.

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> > This subject is of general interest because after about age 27 or so

> > EVERYONE experiences a reduced output of anti-clotting enzymes, so

> > tissues begin to lose their elasticity and organs begin to shrink,

> > harden and reduce function as fibrosis begins to accumulate. Fibrosis

> > is the leading cause of organ failure in aging, and enzyme therapy to

> > reduce this occurrence represents a very powerful ounce of prevention

> > that makes tissues, organs and arteries more resilient, less blocked

> > and more functional again in a very short time.

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> > A diagram of adhesions, online at tinyurl.com/blc28, comes with the

> > description, " Adhesions are strands of scar tissue that form in

> > response to abdominal surgery and extend beyond the specific site of

> > incision. Scar tissue that mends the incision is normal, but the

> > adhesions form additionally under some circumstances that are not

> > fully understood. "

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> > How adhesions are formed may not be fully researched, but we know

> > they occur particularly in older patients who do not have enough

> > enzymes to dissolve the fibrin, and we also know that the peer-

> > reviewed journals have contained information on preventing and

> > dissolving adhesions and scars for many years. " The prevention of

> > peritoneal adhesions by papain " was published in ls of Surgery in

> > 1936, " Use of papase in prevention of experimental peritoneal

> > adhesions " came up in 1969 in Surgery, " Bromelain therapy for the

> > prevention of episiotomy pain appeared in Obstetrics and Gynecology

> > in 1967, and a study called " Plant enzymes in oral surgery " appeared

> > in Oral Surgery in 1965. Papain and other digestive enzymes have been

> > used to treat ulcers, dissolve membranes in diphtheria, and reduce

> > swelling, fever and adhesions after surgery for about 50 years all

> > told, and it's commonly accepted that protein-digesting enzymes

> > reduce fibrosis with no side effects.

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> > On an adhesions support group MLWhitworth, MD wrote, " I use

> > serracea (extract of the Pitcher plant) in the form of Serapin (High

> > Chemical Co) and hyaluronidase (Wydase) for scar tissue " . Although

> > Dr. Whitworth and many other doctors inject enzymes, oral enzyme

> > supplements have been proven to be effective, and the market has

> > risen to the occasion by providing quality products such as Vitalzym

> > for example, an oral enzyme formula that contains the proteolytic

> > enzymes protease, serrapeptase, nattokinase, bromelain, papain, and a

> > few nutrients.

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> > Dr. Serafini says in an article titled Neprinol and

> > Endometriosis http://www.arthurandrew.com/neprinol, " The (oral)

> > enzymes in Neprinol work swiftly to break apart fibroids, improve

> > circulation, stimulate the immune system, and reduce inflammation.

> > Neprinol's two foremost ingredients (Serrapeptase and Nattokinase)

> > help remove fibroids by dissolving the fibrous part of the fibroid

> > tumor. Clinical studies have shown that Serrapeptase and Nattokinase

> > work fast and effectively to dissolve fibrin safely with no adverse

> > side effects. Neprinol is extremely effective at removing toxins from

> > the bloodstream, and then helping to pass the emulsified fibrous

> > tissue. Fibrin and inflammation remain consistent among patients that

> > have fibroids, arthritis, heart disease, and several other diseases " .

> > Selection is important; you need the right enzymes in the right

> > dosage. A discussion group member writes: " I had several tender very

> > painful fibroadenomas in my breasts as well as 3 fibroids. My

> > Gynecologist suggested that I take Neprinol for my fibroids because

> > she had tremendous success using the product herself. I had been

> > using Vitalzym for the past 6 months with very little success. After

> > using Neprinol my stomach seems to be softer where I used to be able

> > to feel my largest fibroid. I went back to the doctor for a sonogram.

> > As it turns out my largest fibroid is about half the size. I have

> > been taking 4 pills 3 times a day religiously for the past 3 months.

> > My menstrual cycles are back to normal and I am not cramping as much

> > anymore. The pain and size of my fibroadenomas are no longer

> > noticeable. My father has been taking Neprinol, which contains

> > Serrapeptase, for about 8 weeks now to reduce blood pressure. He has

> > lowered his LDL cholesterol substantially; his doctor was amazed he

> > dropped 50 points! His total cholesterol went from 268 to 218 and LDL

> > cholesterol went from 182 to 125. He is no longer taking Lipitor. I

> > think Serrapeptase is great. " Another testimonal reads, " I have had

> > fibroids in the past. Had a myomectomy with seven lemon size

> > fibroids, but they came back. The pain was starting to get unbearable

> > again and when they told me I would have to have a hysterectomy, I

> > opted to take Neprinol instead. I have been using neprinol for a few

> > months now starting with 15 pills and gradually tapered off to 4

> > pills a day. I feel no pain. I say its better to take Neprinol than

> > Morphine pills or surgery " .

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> > Enzymes can be found at your local health shop; look for something

> > with at least nattokinase, (preferably NSK-SD) and serrapeptase in

> > it. Can you afford NOT TO take enzyme therapy for a couple of months

> > to clear what can be cleared?

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> > Duncan Crow BlockBuster All Clear:

> > http://www.goodhealth.nu/us/1400

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