I HAVE SEVERE CHRONIC PAIN. ANY EXPERIENCES IN USING WOBENZYM FOR PAIN?

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Has anyone had any positive experiences in using a

product called Wobenzym for severe pain? I suffer from

severe chronic pain (left leg-sciatic) for 21 years

and I must take narcotics 24/7. It is very difficult

living like this, needing to take this type of

medication, but it is the only way for me to numb the

pain so that I can exist, and get by each day.

 

I also suffer from scleroderma, diagnosed

approximately 9 months ago.

 

I would be so grateful to find a way, to be able to

treat this pain naturally.

 

I have heard about Wobenzym, and would like to know if

anyone else could give me any advice on taking this

product, i.e. how many tablets at a time for severe

pain, and how much water etc. etc.

 

Thank you very much!

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Has anyone had any positive experiences in using a

product called Wobenzym for severe pain? I suffer from

severe chronic pain (left leg-sciatic) for 21 years

and I must take narcotics 24/7. It is very difficult

living like this, needing to take this type of

medication, but it is the only way for me to numb the

pain so that I can exist, and get by each day.

 

Dear Lilac,

 

You have my sympathy, I cannot imagine living

like that! What is the root cause of your pain,

and is there any other therapy that might help?

What all have you tried?

 

Wobenzym is an enzyme product.

Enzymes are a wonderful help for many health

problems, in particular digestion and inflammation.

So if your pain has inflammation as a serious

component, yes, enzymes might help.

 

Enzymes can also be helpful as part of a cancer

therapy, since they help to break down the hard

shell that protects a cancer cell. Wobenzym

was a pioneer product for this use.

That is another topic.

More on enzyme therapy here:

http://enzymestuff.com

 

But if your pain is due because a part of your

body is pressing against another part, enzymes

may not do much, and you need to look at

structural adjustments.

 

In that case, different remedies might be more

helpful, like products that combine muscle relaxant

qualities with anti-inflammatories.

 

Please tell us what you have tried before we trot

out more ideas in the structural area.

 

Hang in there !

 

Ien in the Kootenays

No more stiff sore neck to keep me awake.

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