Systemic Oral Enzymes (Wobenzym N etc.) for Tinnitus

I am going to start a new thread for systemic enzymes.

Wobenzym on Amazon.com

http://n.wobenzymonline.com/wobenzym-research/systemicoralenzymesfortinnitus

 

Hey sweetie! I was worried about you! Glad to see you are back.

Digestive enzymes are different from systemic enzymes. I will find something about the differences and post it for you.

The systemic enzymes work on inflammation.

When referring to enzymatic supplements, it's important to distinguish between those used for digestion and those used systemically.

• Digestive enzymes are taken orally with food in order to help break down fats, carbohydrates, and proteins for improved digestive function and nutrient absorption.

• Systemic enzymes, such as those in Vitalzym, are taken orally in between meals on an empty stomach. This way they can be absorbed by the intestines into the bloodstream where the body can utilize them for countless bodily processes.

Lots more information about systemic enzymes here: http://www.energeticnutrition.com/vitalzym/vitalzym.html

 

I just increased up to 6 of the new formula. I started out with just three for a couple of days to see how my body would react.

 

No die off effect. I am also using Chamae Rose for clean up. It is very mild. I didn't notice anything other than a bit of gas at times. More bowel elimination ... must be working! That's what they say is a good start.

I am also taking aulterra and that enhances bioavailability so I have to keep an eye on my dosage for supplements. The Lifesource (super sprouts) and heartlight (CoQ10) has trace amounts of aulterra minerals. I called the company to make sure I didn't overdo the aulterra.

You are not on blood thinners, right?

I am hoping the vitalzym will dispose of excess fibrins and help open my capillaries. Hopefully that may help the T. I have a fibrocystic issue and have had recent bouts of shingles. I am sure these enzymes will help dispose of the nasty virus as well regarding that. It was easy enough to take care of the shingles once they popped out, but I sense that there are a bunch of viruses just waiting to gain momentum again! haha. I bet I am riddled with inflammation. I had arthroscopic surgery to take out the meniscus in my knee abut 22 years ago, so the enzymes will help with the inevitable knee replacement when I am about 100 years old! They said I would have to have one in 20 years or so, but I babied my knees. No arthritis so far that I can tell. And if so, this stuff will help. I am also taking Flexera to build up cartilage/connective tissue.

Sorry for being so chatty! You see we all have way too many bodily issues along with the darn T!

 

Calin, how long do you need to take this for? weeks, months etc....keep us updated and thanks

 

Go here: http://www.energeticnutrition.com/vitalzym/dosage.html

 

No interaction with drugs Karen.

Questions and Answers on serrapeptase.mp4

This ENT doc says that if hearing loss is not from a loud noise incident it is inflammation. Of course he suggests pills. systemic enzymes is drug free!

"Treatment of Hearing Loss"...

Pulsating tinnitus that corresponds with the cardiac cycle suggests a vascular source. Eustachian tube dysfunction or middle ear conductive hearing changes (e.g., inflammation, effusion or otosclerosis) can cause amplification of normal vascular sounds. Elevated blood pressure may be associated with a "venous hum." Metabolic disorders with a hemodynamic impact, such as anemia and thyroid dysfunction, should be considered. Benign intracranial hypertension may be associated with pulsatile tinnitus, but this is more common in young, obese females (Sismanis, 1998). Potentially modifiable vascular causes of pulsatile tinnitus include atherosclerotic disease, vascular tumors and arteriovenous malformations. Persistent pulsatile tinnitus associated with the cardiac cycle may require duplex carotid ultrasound, MRI or MRA, or angiography (Sismanis, 1998).
http://www.cmellc.com/geriatrictimes/g030821.html

 

Yes, I remember you saying you had a few of these issues. I thought of you when I read that bit on that site.

If you are unsure about taking enzymes, you could check with your MD. However, there are no contraindications with enzymes or overdose.

Maybe your chiropractor could think about this with you.

Let me know!

 

Karen thanks and keep us updated

 

Okie dokie! I went to 6 in a week I think... too fast!

The hard part is to take them between meals and all those hours apart.

Let me know how it goes!

 

Yes, thank you. The fever has stayed away now since last night. It was coming and going. My normal body temp is around 97.2, so when it went to 98.9 I felt feverish. I am doing better. Still not 100%.

I try to take 3 vitalzym when I just get up or after I have eaten something (40 minutes after) in the am. Then 3 around 4pm or 7 pm. It doesn't always work out that way, but have been trying to be consistent. The instructions say to wait for like 12 hours or so between dosages. I want the enzymes to be working round the clock!

Sometimes the enzymes can cause some gas buildup. Not always... hit and miss I think.

 

Ah....good - only 2 per day. No gas then I bet!

 

Perhaps it is worth a call to the manufacturer about that. They may have an insight as to the increase and whether it has anything to do with the enzymes.

I am back down to 1 twice a day. My T is low this am.

Hang in there sweetie!

 

Good news then!

Mine is still down too. It is really low - almost undetectable right now.

I am taking magnesium citrate in powder form and the magnesium chloride in the transdermal form as well. I am still on my last antibiotic today.

 

Yes - it is a good combo I think . The magnesium helps the enzymes work!

Nice to hear your T is fading!

 

I can't say for sure if the magnesium and or the enzymes are keeping my T so low. Coincidental? Maybe. Could be the UST is continuing to work as well. We would probably need many more people to try this out and see. Maybe start with the magnesium treatment (higher dosages than suggested use) .... not sure.

Yours seems to be reducing. What is your thought about it?

Most of the magnesium oil users say to spray on the body a couple of times a day.... bottom of the feet as well as soaking. I spray my feet and then put socks on most of the time.