Dear

[Guest guest]

Hi Leonie,

Unfortunately, yes, they require a doctor's prescription.

Cheers,

leonie cent wrote:

> Thanks for the information on The Green Dispensary - they sound

> great, and I wouldn't even know about fillers, so I'm glad you told me.

>

> Do you need a doctor's prescription to order from them ?

>

> Best,

> Leonie

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Just wondering, is there any reason why the antibiotics are taken on Friday and

Monday ? I'm about to start on the minocin too.

What about pro-biotics ? Do you have any advice on the best brand or course of

action in that regard ?

Best,

Leonie

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

I went to the Vitamine Shoppe here in Houston and they carry the Serrapeptase

" Doctor's Best, 90 tbs for 23.99. If you here in the States that's where you can

it.

Eva

Lynne and Santos <lynneandsantos@...> wrote:

Hi there, Wobenzym is very expensive as it is generally imported from

Germany.You can find digestive enzymes with the exact same elements and

many even better.The enzymes work alone to reduce inflamation but if

taken with a meal help enormously with digestion.I have leaky

gut,systemic yeast on a regular basis,an acidic system,diverticulitis

and celiac which is the reason I got sick with this darned SD.I would

not ever give up the enzymes as with them,severe diet and probiotics I

finally have control of things . Lynne G./SD

> >>>We're trying to get our hands on Wobenzym that might help lessen

> inflammation, looks like a good product, but will need to bring it in

> from the US.<<<

>

> Hi ,

>

> I started using a product called, " Neprinol, " during the fall

> (www.neprinol.net). It's pretty expensive, so I changed over to just

> using serrapeptase and nattokinase by " Doctor's Best " . There is some

> good info on the sites about Neprinol, though, and the actions of

> proteolytic enzymes for reducing inflammation...of which you will

> already be aware, I'm sure! Just thought to pass along this info, as

> these enzymes are supposed to be very good for reducing cardio CRP,

> breaking up excess fibrin, reducing inflammation, etc.

>

> The only downside I found with Wobenzyme is that to garner its

> anti-inflammatory benefits, it's suggested it be taken well away from

> food. In my own case and I found it caused acid reflux. Might you be

> able to find nattokinanse and serrapeptase more locally and cheaply in

> Auz, too?

>

> Peace, Maz

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, all. I am new to this group. Just accessed this website:

http://www.goodhealthusa.com/

for Serrapeptase. Don't know if it is a high quality source for the supplement

or not. Anyone know out there?

BTW I have been diagnosed with RA... have had severe pain in all major

joints...am functioning well at the moment with natural hydrocortisol - 25-30 mg

(equivalent to 6-8 mg Predisone)... and bioidentical hormone replacement

therapy. Additionally, I have been taking 500 mg. -2400 GDU-Bromelain and

Multidophilus (high quality lactic flora) and have no digestive problems or

heartburn. I did every once in a while when I'd forget my Bromelain due to

prednisone and aspirin. But am on a new regimen as stated above.

Also the book that has helped me very " The Hormone Solution " by Thierry

Hertoghe, MD has me to believe that DHEA (I take 25 mg/day with the

hydrocortisol; for men @50 mg.) taken with the hydrocortisol will counteract the

severity of Cortisol on the body, ie. bone breakdown.

I have had the neck pain and its scary, as I've read that the bone and fluid

loss will expose the neck to possible spinal chord injury and paralysis. I have

not had the neck pain for a month since I've been on the natural steroids and

hormones. I do still have some numbness in arms and hands overnight, slight

stiffness in am, and hip and shoulder pain from laying on back all night (as I

can't sleep in any other position due to this causing pain).

Best wishes to all,

O

Re: rheumatic Re: Dear

Hi everyone,

I went to the Vitamine Shoppe here in Houston and they carry the Serrapeptase

" Doctor's Best, 90 tbs for 23.99. If you here in the States that's where you can

it.

Eva

Lynne and Santos <lynneandsantos@...> wrote:

Hi there, Wobenzym is very expensive as it is generally imported from

Germany.You can find digestive enzymes with the exact same elements and

many even better.The enzymes work alone to reduce inflamation but if

taken with a meal help enormously with digestion.I have leaky

gut,systemic yeast on a regular basis,an acidic system,diverticulitis

and celiac which is the reason I got sick with this darned SD.I would

not ever give up the enzymes as with them,severe diet and probiotics I

finally have control of things . Lynne G./SD

> >>>We're trying to get our hands on Wobenzym that might help lessen

> inflammation, looks like a good product, but will need to bring it in

> from the US.<<<

>

> Hi ,

>

> I started using a product called, " Neprinol, " during the fall

> (www.neprinol.net). It's pretty expensive, so I changed over to just

> using serrapeptase and nattokinase by " Doctor's Best " . There is some

> good info on the sites about Neprinol, though, and the actions of

> proteolytic enzymes for reducing inflammation...of which you will

> already be aware, I'm sure! Just thought to pass along this info, as

> these enzymes are supposed to be very good for reducing cardio CRP,

> breaking up excess fibrin, reducing inflammation, etc.

>

> The only downside I found with Wobenzyme is that to garner its

> anti-inflammatory benefits, it's suggested it be taken well away from

> food. In my own case and I found it caused acid reflux. Might you be

> able to find nattokinanse and serrapeptase more locally and cheaply in

> Auz, too?

>

> Peace, Maz

>

>