stimme, your right about the effects of stress. According to "krispin magnesium" it causes a loss of magnesium which protects the body from stress so maintaining adequate magnesium levels should be priority one through magnesium rich foods and/or supplements. I noted earlier you had to stopped using serrapeptase because of cost. I found the dietary flavanoid quercetin possesses anti fibrosis properties and when paired with the flavanoid kaempferol each enhances the other. They are JAK and HDAC inhibitors. Problem is poor absorption. Good candidates for liposome delivery.
I have been hearing about quercetin. Never heard of kaempferol. Worth looking into - I will see what I can come up with ref liposomal inclusion! Thanks for this, onamission! Will let you know!
Hi Steve,
I couldn't find any evidence-based mentions of serrapeptase being used to help treat myelofibrosis. I found no mention of it in the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) database. A few members like @steve1948@hishamhussain and @marzz have mentioned using it for lung conditions with varying success (or lack thereof).
I, too am looking for confirmation ref serrapeptase and myelofibrosis. I took a nice product for a while which I found at a very good price (relatively). Now I have just contacted my medical herbalist because I have found the following comparisons with pure serrapeptase. It does sound as if it ought to be beneficial, doesn't it!
Hi, Edimari, if it works go for it. The important thing to remember is that the immune system is usually able to cope with most assaults. I read a book recently entitled The Healing Codes. In it, the two writers, a PhD and a Doctor explain clearly how it is that stress is at the root cause of 99% of diseases. It is simple: when we are stressed we go into fight or flight mode. This means that the blood leaves all the defences and goes to the muscles for immediate action. If the cause of the stress goes or actual physical action takes place then everything returns to normal, and the organs and immune system are once more protected. If, however, for some reason, we remain too long in stress then we do become vulnerable, The book gives exercises to overcome this. Perhaps this might help too!
stimme, your right about the effects of stress. According to "krispin magnesium" it causes a loss of magnesium which protects the body from stress so maintaining adequate magnesium levels should be priority one through magnesium rich foods and/or supplements. I noted earlier you had to stopped using serrapeptase because of cost. I found the dietary flavanoid quercetin possesses anti fibrosis properties and when paired with the flavanoid kaempferol each enhances the other. They are JAK and HDAC inhibitors. Problem is poor absorption. Good candidates for liposome delivery.
Hi, Edimari, if it works go for it. The important thing to remember is that the immune system is usually able to cope with most assaults. I read a book recently entitled The Healing Codes. In it, the two writers, a PhD and a Doctor explain clearly how it is that stress is at the root cause of 99% of diseases. It is simple: when we are stressed we go into fight or flight mode. This means that the blood leaves all the defences and goes to the muscles for immediate action. If the cause of the stress goes or actual physical action takes place then everything returns to normal, and the organs and immune system are once more protected. If, however, for some reason, we remain too long in stress then we do become vulnerable, The book gives exercises to overcome this. Perhaps this might help too!
Hi...I have a condition called Myeloid/lymphoid neoplasms with PCM1-JAK2. My first indication of something wrong was in the summer of 2017 My primary physician detected irregularities in some of my blood tests. He referred me to Dr. Punit Wadhwa of Frauenshuh Cancer Center where the term myelofibrosis was first detected. In May of2018,I had a bone marrow biopsy, which resulted in the above diagnosis. My doctor arranged for a consultation at Mayo with Dr. Animesh Pardanani. My condition was confirmed and I was told that there are less than 10 known cases of this combination in the US. I began to have Phlebotomies until my RBC came down. I began to take Jakafi in July 2018 and have been on it since. Within 2 weeks, my symptoms disappeared: night sweats, fatigue, weight loss. I have been on Jakafi and have felt good ever since. I have routine bloodwork every 2 months and see my hematologist at Frauenshuh 3 times a year. I don't know know how long I will feel this good, but I will happily take every day I am given.
Hello, Onamission, thank you for this attention. I haven't started the diet. I thought it was just laziness on my part - of course, it may be intuition. Meanwhile where do I find the link you mentioned. I googled it but came up with nothing except an experiment of bringing up a chimp like a human!!
Hello, Onamission, thank you for this attention. I haven't started the diet. I thought it was just laziness on my part - of course, it may be intuition. Meanwhile where do I find the link you mentioned. I googled it but came up with nothing except an experiment of bringing up a chimp like a human!!
... oh, and for muscle pain I use a CBD, MSM, Arnica, Turmeric, Rosemary, Eucalyptus etc cream called PURAGANIC - this is amazing. Every suffering person I have let try this agrees! I haven't had bone pain for a while, I have just realised! Perhaps I am doing something right? For nerve pain (spinal stenosis) I am afraid I take Ibuprofen (after food, of course) as this seems to be the only antidote to this!
stimme, I researched Breuss 42 day diet and found a forum called cancercompass where the Breuss diet was the subject started in 2005 however one who started the diet never revealed if she completed it. I am a lay person but after reviewing the Bresuss diet I encourage you to avoid this incomplete diet. Your stable weight says keep doing what your doing. Your time is better spent incorporating components in the nim.life/25466670 link.
Dear Onamission, thank you. This looks rather exciting. As it is, I am my normal weight still. I do take pure curcumin in my liposomal vitamin C (which I make myself and which a number of intelligent researchers are saying very high dose vitamin C (IV or liposomal) will also counteract coronavirus!) plus medicinal mushroom capsules, Benfotiamine, Saw Palmetto, a D3/K2/Mg capsule, Mg & zinc tablets and Patrick Holford's Optimum Nutrition Formula. I was taking Serrapeptase but cannot currently afford this, good as it is recconed to be for eaing up fibrin. I also take selenium.
I am also building up the courage (and planning) to start the Breuss 42-day-fast with my doctor checking on my health!!
... oh, and for muscle pain I use a CBD, MSM, Arnica, Turmeric, Rosemary, Eucalyptus etc cream called PURAGANIC - this is amazing. Every suffering person I have let try this agrees! I haven't had bone pain for a while, I have just realised! Perhaps I am doing something right? For nerve pain (spinal stenosis) I am afraid I take Ibuprofen (after food, of course) as this seems to be the only antidote to this!
Dear Onamission, thank you. This looks rather exciting. As it is, I am my normal weight still. I do take pure curcumin in my liposomal vitamin C (which I make myself and which a number of intelligent researchers are saying very high dose vitamin C (IV or liposomal) will also counteract coronavirus!) plus medicinal mushroom capsules, Benfotiamine, Saw Palmetto, a D3/K2/Mg capsule, Mg & zinc tablets and Patrick Holford's Optimum Nutrition Formula. I was taking Serrapeptase but cannot currently afford this, good as it is recconed to be for eaing up fibrin. I also take selenium.
I am also building up the courage (and planning) to start the Breuss 42-day-fast with my doctor checking on my health!!
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I have been hearing about quercetin. Never heard of kaempferol. Worth looking into - I will see what I can come up with ref liposomal inclusion! Thanks for this, onamission! Will let you know!
I, too am looking for confirmation ref serrapeptase and myelofibrosis. I took a nice product for a while which I found at a very good price (relatively). Now I have just contacted my medical herbalist because I have found the following comparisons with pure serrapeptase. It does sound as if it ought to be beneficial, doesn't it!
... here is one comparison:
http://www.serrapeptase.org/serrapeptase-reviews/best-systemic-enzyme/
and another brand:
https://astenzymes.com/serracor-nk-vs-neprinol-brand-comparison/
Confusing, don't you agree?
stimme, your right about the effects of stress. According to "krispin magnesium" it causes a loss of magnesium which protects the body from stress so maintaining adequate magnesium levels should be priority one through magnesium rich foods and/or supplements. I noted earlier you had to stopped using serrapeptase because of cost. I found the dietary flavanoid quercetin possesses anti fibrosis properties and when paired with the flavanoid kaempferol each enhances the other. They are JAK and HDAC inhibitors. Problem is poor absorption. Good candidates for liposome delivery.
Hi, Edimari, if it works go for it. The important thing to remember is that the immune system is usually able to cope with most assaults. I read a book recently entitled The Healing Codes. In it, the two writers, a PhD and a Doctor explain clearly how it is that stress is at the root cause of 99% of diseases. It is simple: when we are stressed we go into fight or flight mode. This means that the blood leaves all the defences and goes to the muscles for immediate action. If the cause of the stress goes or actual physical action takes place then everything returns to normal, and the organs and immune system are once more protected. If, however, for some reason, we remain too long in stress then we do become vulnerable, The book gives exercises to overcome this. Perhaps this might help too!
Hi...I have a condition called Myeloid/lymphoid neoplasms with PCM1-JAK2. My first indication of something wrong was in the summer of 2017 My primary physician detected irregularities in some of my blood tests. He referred me to Dr. Punit Wadhwa of Frauenshuh Cancer Center where the term myelofibrosis was first detected. In May of2018,I had a bone marrow biopsy, which resulted in the above diagnosis. My doctor arranged for a consultation at Mayo with Dr. Animesh Pardanani. My condition was confirmed and I was told that there are less than 10 known cases of this combination in the US. I began to have Phlebotomies until my RBC came down. I began to take Jakafi in July 2018 and have been on it since. Within 2 weeks, my symptoms disappeared: night sweats, fatigue, weight loss. I have been on Jakafi and have felt good ever since. I have routine bloodwork every 2 months and see my hematologist at Frauenshuh 3 times a year. I don't know know how long I will feel this good, but I will happily take every day I am given.
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Hello, Onamission, thank you for this attention. I haven't started the diet. I thought it was just laziness on my part - of course, it may be intuition. Meanwhile where do I find the link you mentioned. I googled it but came up with nothing except an experiment of bringing up a chimp like a human!!
stimme, I researched Breuss 42 day diet and found a forum called cancercompass where the Breuss diet was the subject started in 2005 however one who started the diet never revealed if she completed it. I am a lay person but after reviewing the Bresuss diet I encourage you to avoid this incomplete diet. Your stable weight says keep doing what your doing. Your time is better spent incorporating components in the nim.life/25466670 link.
... oh, and for muscle pain I use a CBD, MSM, Arnica, Turmeric, Rosemary, Eucalyptus etc cream called PURAGANIC - this is amazing. Every suffering person I have let try this agrees! I haven't had bone pain for a while, I have just realised! Perhaps I am doing something right? For nerve pain (spinal stenosis) I am afraid I take Ibuprofen (after food, of course) as this seems to be the only antidote to this!
Dear Onamission, thank you. This looks rather exciting. As it is, I am my normal weight still. I do take pure curcumin in my liposomal vitamin C (which I make myself and which a number of intelligent researchers are saying very high dose vitamin C (IV or liposomal) will also counteract coronavirus!) plus medicinal mushroom capsules, Benfotiamine, Saw Palmetto, a D3/K2/Mg capsule, Mg & zinc tablets and Patrick Holford's Optimum Nutrition Formula. I was taking Serrapeptase but cannot currently afford this, good as it is recconed to be for eaing up fibrin. I also take selenium.
I am also building up the courage (and planning) to start the Breuss 42-day-fast with my doctor checking on my health!!