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Anyone used Nattokinase for Frozen Shoulder?

Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: Mar 30 1:38pm | Replies (9)

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@jnwr Frozen Shoulder or Adhesive Capsulitis is such a painful and debilitating condition - the good news is that it can almost always be cured conservatively. The bad news is that the therapy hurts, and you may have to do it daily for months to get results.
Here is a recent report of multi-modal, non-surgical treatments and their effectiveness:
https://jrsonweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Article_5_JRS-Jul-Dec-2024.pdf
While you have an interesting theory about the anti-fibrin effects of Nattokinase, how would you deliver it to the affected joint? I also find it interesting that even those evaluating alternative therapies have not made such a connection - even in Japan where it is widely consumed.

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I believe that the Nattokinase should be taken on an empty stomach and nothing consumed for about an hour. This way, the Nattokinase is not exhausted in the food break down process but is then passed on to a stage whereby it it is absorbed into the blood stream.