RE: Recovering & healing after surgery

[Guest guest]

Angelika, I'm not sure what an " enzymatic whole body cleanse " is (juicing?)

but Wobenzym, a systemic enteric-coated oral enzyme formula has been

proven to be of benefit, especially immediately post-surgery.

 

 

http://www.freedompressonline.com/top_articles/wobenzym_surgery.htm :

 

If You're Undergoing Surgery, Don't Forget Your Systemic Oral Enzymes

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If you're undergoing surgery, consider working with your doctor and using

systemic oral enzymes before and after. Hundreds of published scientific

studies and our advisory board's own clinical experience have shown that

enzymes act to quickly reduce inflammation, swelling, and internal

bleeding, all of which are extremely important to control following

surgery. What's more, enzymes are extremely safe, especially compared to

other anti-inflammatory medical drugs that were designed for this purpose.

 

Most doctors recognize that surgery produces edema, inflammation and

excessive fibrinolytic activity, all of which must be treated to insure the

patient's rapid recovery. Because Wobenzyn N provides a comprehensive

therapeutic effect in all of these areas of need and without complications,

it is considered as pre- and post-operative frontline therapy throughout

Europe.

 

Wobenzym N has been used successfully throughout Europe for over 20 years

in surgery and traumatology, and has been described in numerous published

reports and case histories.

 

Among its extremely well documented uses are the prevention and treatment

of edema and inflammation in operative dental procedures; proctological

operations; surgery to repair fracture of the upper and lower leg;

arthroscopic knee surgery; vascular reconstructive surgery of the lower

legs; and burns.

 

In one study, Wobenzym N was studied for its use in operative dentistry in

a randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind study. Prior to surgical

dental intervention, 36 patients were prescribed ten tablets of Wobenzym

twice daily. In the control group, 44 patients received placebo. This

dosage was continued until the seventh postoperative day. None of the test

subjects received any preoperative therapy with other anti-inflammatory

drugs. By day three, C-reactive protein levels, an indicator of overall

inflammation, were threefold lower in the group of patients taking Wobenzym® N.

 

How to Use Wobenzym® N if You're Undergoing Surgery

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Start your use of Wobenzym® N two days before surgery. The recommended

dosage of Wobenzym N before surgery is ten tablets three times a day 30 to

45 minutes before meals.

 

Always inform your physician before beginning use of Wobenzym N prior to

surgery. The only known contraindication for enzyme therapy is in patients

who are at risk of post-operative hemorrhage because of blood coagulation

deficiency, heavy bleeders, or those who suffer from hyperfibrinolysis or

severe liver cirrhosis. However, enzyme therapy can be used before and

after most surgeries.

 

 

 

At 05:19 PM 11/6/2003, you wrote:

>Does anyone have any suggestions what I should take

>Before and after a surgery. I have already done a

>Enzymatic Whole Body cleanse, doing ozone sauna,

>Taking antioxidents, vitamin c & e. After the surgery

>For the tissue to heal well I was thinking to take

>Vitamin C, E, antioxidents. Any other ideas or suggestions?

>Thank you,

>angelika

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

C and E are great, take some with you and have a friend visit with another

supply to be sure you have a choice.

 

Lorenzo

 

- ne_Forum

Recovering & healing after surgery

 

 

Does anyone have any suggestions what I should take

Before and after a surgery. I have already done a

Enzymatic Whole Body cleanse, doing ozone sauna,

Taking antioxidents, vitamin c & e. After the surgery

For the tissue to heal well I was thinking to take

Vitamin C, E, antioxidents. Any other ideas or suggestions?

Thank you,

angelika

 

 

 

 

 

 

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