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Natural enzyme helped me during RA flare up. Saved me from Methotrexate!

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Posted 6/8/2013 1:52 PM (GMT 0)
Hi everyone, I just wanted to share something with you all. I have had RA since I was 35, (I'm now 62). I had a particularly bad flare up last year, and my ESR shot right up. Someone recommended a natural enzyme that reduces inflammation. It is widely used in Europe, by specialists in different fields. It is highly effective in heart disease, too, and also works in treating animals. Well, I nothing was working, so I gave it a try. Soon after starting it at a dose of 12 per day, the swelling in my joints reduced and the pain lessened, and I regained moblility (my knee was so bad that I couldn't walk). My bloods showed that my ESR was coming down, and now, a few months later, it has halved. Because it is natural, the enzyme doesn't interfere with "conventional" medication at all, so anyone can take it. My GP and rheumatologist had wanted me to start taking Methotrexate, and I must admit, I was in so much pain I was going to take it, but there was no need to, as the enzyme worked quite quickly.

Just wanted to share the info with you, because I really was desperate, and I know that many of you will feel that way.

The link is :

http://tinyurl.com/k73u7k9

Post Edited (KATE17) : 6/10/2013 3:33:29 PM (GMT-6)

Posted 6/9/2013 5:32 AM (GMT 0)
Hi Kate17, Welcome to HealingWell,
I am glad that the natural enzyme is helping you cope much better
with your RA and that you have less pain.
Posted 6/10/2013 6:24 PM (GMT 0)
I may be overly skeptical, but I am wary of people who join the group and then immediately post a link to a "miracle product" that you can buy.

Sorry, not wanting to start anything.
Posted 6/10/2013 9:22 PM (GMT 0)
I can understand that you may be sceptical about the product being called the a miracle enzyme. They call it that because it literally helps all kinds of health issues. I have been on Gold injections since I was 35, but mangaged to keep things largely under control with my diet. It was during a stressful period last year that my RA flared up very badly, and since I thought I was already doing all I could do for myself, I felt totally out of control of the situation. The Serrapeptase helped me to such a degree that I wanted to recommend it to other sufferers. If I hadn't taken it myself and experienced the benefits from it, I wouldn't be recommending it. If the word "Miracle" enzyme will make people sceptical about the product, then I will change the link, as it would be such a shame for others with RA to be put off by that, when they may be helped by it.  I didn't really think about that - sorry; and thank you for pointing it out

Kate

Posted 6/10/2013 10:54 PM (GMT 0)
I didn't mean to sound like a doubting Thomas. Its just that we've had others on here trying to make money off of our pain and suffering. Many of us are particularly vulnerable, because we're at the end of our rope as to what to do to help end the constant pain.
Posted 6/11/2013 6:35 PM (GMT 0)
No problem, April. I truly understand, because I know what the pain is like, and I was at the end of my rope last year, and I know that people are out there just to make money out of people's suffering, as you said. My daughter, who is 38, has suffered from Lyme Disease since she was 13, and there have been so many concoctions suggested for her to take, and it just gives false hope, which is cruel (usually brought to our attention by well-meaning people who have never had Lyme Disease). But then again, we have had other people who have Lyme Disease that have found something that has helped them, and then we consider it because someone actually suffering from the disease has found something that helps.

With my RA, I have also found that eliminating certain foods has helped me to control the progression of the disease over the years, and I found that my body can't metabolise gluten properly, so the undigested particles went into my blood, and my body attacked it, and caused all sorts of symptoms. It didn't show up in my blood as Coeliac Disease, but I had an intolerance. I also had a problem with candida, and foods such as potato and red peppers would immediately make my hands swell up. I would like to share other things on the site, and I would prefer to put links to the information, as I can't go into as much detail on here as the actual website, nor am I able to explain things as well. But all I want to say to you is, there is hope. There ARE effective things out there that can at least slow down or stop the progression x

Kate
Posted 8/22/2018 7:27 PM (GMT 0)
The enzyme they are talking about is Serrapeptase. It has been used in Europe for years and works very well for a lot of things because of the action it has on your body.
I take it and it has saved me from having to have a knee replacement, at least so far. I can walk without pain and limping now.
I am having a hard time trying to find out if I can take it at the same time I take my Xanax. It is suppose to be taken on an empty stomach but the only thing I can find out about it with taking medications is the medications you shouldn't take it with. Nothing about on an empty stomach. For now I am taking my Xanax with a meal.
I am 80 years old and have been on Xanax for 30 years since my breast cancer so I don't want any suggestions about going off of Xanax. It is the only medication I take. I don't like taking chemicals.
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