Wow,
A while back my friend Max (aka Smile, one of the long time members here) showed be a pretty cool website he created that give all kinds of useful tips and info about health alternatives. At the time I was like ya, I'll check that out, not really thinking I would find anything ground breaking. Anyway, one of my students told me he had a wart on his finger for quite some time and I remembered seeing something about a wart cure on Max's site, so I totally hooked this kid up with the info on Max's site. Long story short, the kids wart got considerably smaller and he was totally excited that it was working. I guess nothing else had; he said he had even had it frozen off at the doctors office and it just grew back, bummer.
Anyway, I just wanted to share this resource because I know Max is the kind of guy that doesn't like to brag. I'll keep you guys updated on my student's wart.
Here's the site where you can find the wart cure and as well as other interesting information: www.curebum.com
Cheers
Full Version: Totally Cool Website
Thanks Sean
I haven't updated it in years as I'm working on another project at the moment.
Although as things move along I will be posting something health wise to help cultivation.
Like that special water we talked about.
Later,
Max
I haven't updated it in years as I'm working on another project at the moment.
Although as things move along I will be posting something health wise to help cultivation.
Like that special water we talked about.
Later,
Max
Sean,
Thanks for putting the word out!
Yoda
Thanks for putting the word out!
Yoda
QUOTE(Smile @ Feb 3 2008, 09:57 PM) 
Although as things move along I will be posting something health wise to help cultivation.
Like that special water we talked about.
Later,
Max
Max I did find your insights on water and DNA very interesting. Next time I get to NY, it would be nice to get to get together.
I have a submission for your site from Sifu Liping, interesting health suppliment that he brought to light. I'll post it here when I get a chance.
Yours, S
QUOTE(seandenty @ Feb 4 2008, 11:52 AM)
Max I did find your insights on water and DNA very interesting. Next time I get to NY, it would be nice to get to get together.
Care to share? Is there an article on Max's site on this?QUOTE(seandenty @ Feb 4 2008, 12:52 PM)
I have a submission for your site from Sifu Liping, interesting health suppliment that he brought to light. I'll post it here when I get a chance.
Cool stuff. Post it here or email and I will explore it further.
It's great that you saw Liping. Probably an amazing experience.
I actually have a lot of little improvements to existing health practices that will basically extend human life span.
All focused on body purification and maintenance. I just need to finish up with some stuff first and start posting again.
Max
Hey,
This is for Trunk too. I thought he might find it interesting. It's been around for a while, so it may be something that many are already familiar with. Anyway, decades ago, Wang Liping encourged scientists to study the enzymes in the silkworm. Since then it has been researched in Europe and other countries and has become widely used. From what I understand it's very good at cleaning the blood and treating inflamation and conditions related to inflamation.
Anyway, David recommended it to all of us; even if you're healthy, it good to do a course every year. I grabbed some articles off the web there are quite a few studies on this stuff.
This is the brand he takes: http://www.life-enthusiast.com/enzyme/naticor.htm
Serrapeptase digests non-living tissue, blood clots, cysts, and arterial plaque and inflammation in all forms. The late German physician, Dr. Hans Nieper, used Serrapeptase to treat arterial blockage in his coronary patients. Serrapeptase protects against stroke and is reportedly more effective and quicker than EDTA Chelation treatments in removing arterial plaque. He also reports that Serrapeptase dissolves blood clots and causes varicose veins to shrink or diminish. Dr. Nieper told of a woman scheduled for hand amputation and a man scheduled for bypass surgery who both recovered quickly without surgery after treatment with Serrapeptase.
Buy Link
The Worthy Worm
Therapy Weekly, September 2002
By David Potterton (extracts)
Serrapeptase is said to digest non-living tissue such as blood clots, cysts and arterial plaque and to block the inflammatory process. There is a story of a young woman who suffered back pain for six years as the result of a motorcycle accident. But after taking Serrapeptase for only 10 days her pain disappeared.
Apart from sports injuries and other causes of pain, the enzyme is being heralded as a treatment for conditions such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, inflammatory bowel disease and even multiple sclerosis.
Serrapeptase has been used in Asia and the Far East for over 25 years.
A controlled trial in Germany studied the effect of Serrapeptase on ankle swelling caused by trauma. The study involved 66 patients treated surgically for rupture of the lateral ligament. They were randomized into three groups, one of which received Serrapeptase.
In the group receiving the test substance postoperative swelling had decreased by 50% by the third postoperative day. In the other two groups (who had leg elevation and bed rest with and without the application of ice) no reduction in swelling had occurred at that time. (Editor’s Note: The study also included carpal tunnel syndrome patients.)
Italian microbiologists say that biofilm formation is one of the most widespread mechanisms of bacterial resistance and a common cause of treatment failure in prosthetic device infections. They made various attempts to develop ways of inhibiting these biofilm-embedded bacteria. They found in seven different experiments that Serrapeptase greatly enhanced antibiotic activity and inhibited biofilm formation.
The ability of Serrapeptase to remove mucous in conditions such as emphysema, Bronchiectasis <(pronounced bron-kee-ek’-tas-is) is a disorder of the airways within the lungs> and bronchitis may also be of interest. A team at the University of Naples evaluated the efficacy and tolerability of Serrapeptase in a multi center, double blind, placebo controlled study of 193 subjects suffering from acute or chronic ear nose or throat disorders. After three or four days significant symptom regression was observed in the Serrapeptase treated patients as compared to placebo.
Hilary Freeman speaks to Lea Verity whose life has been transformed by Serrapeptase
Daily Express, February 5, 2002 (extracts):
For more than 25 years Lea Verity suffered severe pain in her jaw and numbness in her face following a playground accident she had when she was just six. The accident caused damage to the tissues in her jaw, leading to inflammation around the joint, muscle spasms and a trapped nerve. The condition — TMJ (tempero-mandibular joint syndrome) — made it painful for her to eat or even smile.
She spent many nights curled up in agony with a hot water bottle pressed to her face, as conventional pain killing tablets didn’t help.
However, today Lea, 32, a sports center manager from Doncaster, Yorkshire, is completely free of pain. She has been taking SP-Zyme, a supplement containing the naturally occurring enzyme, Serrapeptase, for the past two months and her symptoms have disappeared almost overnight.
Serrapeptase is already widely used in Europe, Japan and the US as an alternative to anti-inflammatory medications such as Aspirin, Ibuprofen and NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs).
Serrapeptase works by digesting tissue, such as scars, and blocking the chemicals that cause inflammation. This makes it an effective treatment for any condition caused by inflammation.
Research in Germany and Japan has shown Serrapeptase can dissolve breast and ovarian cysts, ease symptoms of arthritis, speed the healing of torn ligaments and sports injuries, and aid post-operative healing. People with carpel tunnel syndrome or RSI, asthma, sinusitis, ear infections and migraine have also benefited from taking it.
Recent studies show it helps to dissolve blood clots and arterial plaque, protects against strokes and shrinks varicose veins. It also appears to help cure infections by making antibiotics work more effectively.
“Serrapeptase is useful in any disease or condition caused by dead tissue, mucous or clotted material,” says Jeannette Manning, a naturopathic nutritionist from San Diego, California, who has used the enzyme on many of her patients. “It dissolves damaged cells without harming healthy tissue, drains away mucous and, by blocking the chemicals that cause inflammation, stops pain.”
Lea had given up any hope of recovery before she tried it. “I had what felt like a permanent earache and sometimes I’d get sharp, stabbing pains, which literally took my breath away,” she says. “The pain made me squint, affecting my eyesight and I couldn’t feel one side of my face. At its worst, it became impossible to open my jaw. I couldn’t even pry it open with my hands.
“Neither doctors nor dentists knew how to help me. They implied my problems were psychological. All they could do was prescribe course after course of Ibuprofen, which made no difference.
“Even when I was finally diagnosed with TMJ a year ago, which doctors can’t cure, my only options were strong painkillers and potentially risky surgery with a low success rate. I hated being dependant on painkillers and was getting unpleasant side-effects, such as indigestion pains and excess stomach acid.
“After just a few days I started to notice an improvement,” she says. “The feeling in my face seemed to be coming back and the pain wasn’t as bad. After two weeks, I stopped taking Ibuprofen. I couldn’t believe it — I was pain-free, the stiffness in my jaw had gone and all the feeling in my face had returned. SP-Zyme achieved more in weeks than years of orthodontic treatment.”
Lea’s life has changed dramatically since taking Serrapeptase. “I’ve reduced my dose and still have no symptoms,” she says. “My stomach problems have disappeared, and I haven’t noticed any side-effects at all and I feel more energetic.”
Serrapeptase, The “Miracle” Microbial Enzyme
There's more on... http://www.butterflyenzyme.com
This is for Trunk too. I thought he might find it interesting. It's been around for a while, so it may be something that many are already familiar with. Anyway, decades ago, Wang Liping encourged scientists to study the enzymes in the silkworm. Since then it has been researched in Europe and other countries and has become widely used. From what I understand it's very good at cleaning the blood and treating inflamation and conditions related to inflamation.
Anyway, David recommended it to all of us; even if you're healthy, it good to do a course every year. I grabbed some articles off the web there are quite a few studies on this stuff.
This is the brand he takes: http://www.life-enthusiast.com/enzyme/naticor.htm
Serrapeptase digests non-living tissue, blood clots, cysts, and arterial plaque and inflammation in all forms. The late German physician, Dr. Hans Nieper, used Serrapeptase to treat arterial blockage in his coronary patients. Serrapeptase protects against stroke and is reportedly more effective and quicker than EDTA Chelation treatments in removing arterial plaque. He also reports that Serrapeptase dissolves blood clots and causes varicose veins to shrink or diminish. Dr. Nieper told of a woman scheduled for hand amputation and a man scheduled for bypass surgery who both recovered quickly without surgery after treatment with Serrapeptase.
Buy Link
The Worthy Worm
Therapy Weekly, September 2002
By David Potterton (extracts)
Serrapeptase is said to digest non-living tissue such as blood clots, cysts and arterial plaque and to block the inflammatory process. There is a story of a young woman who suffered back pain for six years as the result of a motorcycle accident. But after taking Serrapeptase for only 10 days her pain disappeared.
Apart from sports injuries and other causes of pain, the enzyme is being heralded as a treatment for conditions such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, inflammatory bowel disease and even multiple sclerosis.
Serrapeptase has been used in Asia and the Far East for over 25 years.
A controlled trial in Germany studied the effect of Serrapeptase on ankle swelling caused by trauma. The study involved 66 patients treated surgically for rupture of the lateral ligament. They were randomized into three groups, one of which received Serrapeptase.
In the group receiving the test substance postoperative swelling had decreased by 50% by the third postoperative day. In the other two groups (who had leg elevation and bed rest with and without the application of ice) no reduction in swelling had occurred at that time. (Editor’s Note: The study also included carpal tunnel syndrome patients.)
Italian microbiologists say that biofilm formation is one of the most widespread mechanisms of bacterial resistance and a common cause of treatment failure in prosthetic device infections. They made various attempts to develop ways of inhibiting these biofilm-embedded bacteria. They found in seven different experiments that Serrapeptase greatly enhanced antibiotic activity and inhibited biofilm formation.
The ability of Serrapeptase to remove mucous in conditions such as emphysema, Bronchiectasis <(pronounced bron-kee-ek’-tas-is) is a disorder of the airways within the lungs> and bronchitis may also be of interest. A team at the University of Naples evaluated the efficacy and tolerability of Serrapeptase in a multi center, double blind, placebo controlled study of 193 subjects suffering from acute or chronic ear nose or throat disorders. After three or four days significant symptom regression was observed in the Serrapeptase treated patients as compared to placebo.
Hilary Freeman speaks to Lea Verity whose life has been transformed by Serrapeptase
Daily Express, February 5, 2002 (extracts):
For more than 25 years Lea Verity suffered severe pain in her jaw and numbness in her face following a playground accident she had when she was just six. The accident caused damage to the tissues in her jaw, leading to inflammation around the joint, muscle spasms and a trapped nerve. The condition — TMJ (tempero-mandibular joint syndrome) — made it painful for her to eat or even smile.
She spent many nights curled up in agony with a hot water bottle pressed to her face, as conventional pain killing tablets didn’t help.
However, today Lea, 32, a sports center manager from Doncaster, Yorkshire, is completely free of pain. She has been taking SP-Zyme, a supplement containing the naturally occurring enzyme, Serrapeptase, for the past two months and her symptoms have disappeared almost overnight.
Serrapeptase is already widely used in Europe, Japan and the US as an alternative to anti-inflammatory medications such as Aspirin, Ibuprofen and NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs).
Serrapeptase works by digesting tissue, such as scars, and blocking the chemicals that cause inflammation. This makes it an effective treatment for any condition caused by inflammation.
Research in Germany and Japan has shown Serrapeptase can dissolve breast and ovarian cysts, ease symptoms of arthritis, speed the healing of torn ligaments and sports injuries, and aid post-operative healing. People with carpel tunnel syndrome or RSI, asthma, sinusitis, ear infections and migraine have also benefited from taking it.
Recent studies show it helps to dissolve blood clots and arterial plaque, protects against strokes and shrinks varicose veins. It also appears to help cure infections by making antibiotics work more effectively.
“Serrapeptase is useful in any disease or condition caused by dead tissue, mucous or clotted material,” says Jeannette Manning, a naturopathic nutritionist from San Diego, California, who has used the enzyme on many of her patients. “It dissolves damaged cells without harming healthy tissue, drains away mucous and, by blocking the chemicals that cause inflammation, stops pain.”
Lea had given up any hope of recovery before she tried it. “I had what felt like a permanent earache and sometimes I’d get sharp, stabbing pains, which literally took my breath away,” she says. “The pain made me squint, affecting my eyesight and I couldn’t feel one side of my face. At its worst, it became impossible to open my jaw. I couldn’t even pry it open with my hands.
“Neither doctors nor dentists knew how to help me. They implied my problems were psychological. All they could do was prescribe course after course of Ibuprofen, which made no difference.
“Even when I was finally diagnosed with TMJ a year ago, which doctors can’t cure, my only options were strong painkillers and potentially risky surgery with a low success rate. I hated being dependant on painkillers and was getting unpleasant side-effects, such as indigestion pains and excess stomach acid.
“After just a few days I started to notice an improvement,” she says. “The feeling in my face seemed to be coming back and the pain wasn’t as bad. After two weeks, I stopped taking Ibuprofen. I couldn’t believe it — I was pain-free, the stiffness in my jaw had gone and all the feeling in my face had returned. SP-Zyme achieved more in weeks than years of orthodontic treatment.”
Lea’s life has changed dramatically since taking Serrapeptase. “I’ve reduced my dose and still have no symptoms,” she says. “My stomach problems have disappeared, and I haven’t noticed any side-effects at all and I feel more energetic.”
Serrapeptase, The “Miracle” Microbial Enzyme
There's more on... http://www.butterflyenzyme.com
QUOTE(seandenty @ Feb 5 2008, 08:45 PM)
very good at cleaning the blood and treating inflamation and conditions related to inflamation.
That's very interesting.Because just yesterday I was getting my teeth cleaned and my dental assistant was telling me about the link between oral bacteria & arterial plaque.
What they've found is that when your gums get inflammed and recessed from bacteria - the cellular walls open larger to allow macrophages to pass through to attack the invaders. Unfortunately, this also allows the invaders in the larger openings.
So, whether through that or gum bleeding - such oral bacteria can then enter your bloodstream and it seems, may help cause the formation of arterial plaque and circulatory problems. So, people with bad teeth often get bad hearts and blood vessels.
Therefore, anything that cleans the blood and reduces inflammation would help fight this.
Wow, thanks Sean. That's an excellent find.
Another 2 products related to it: Nattokinase and Wobenzym
I used and recommend both.
Max
Another 2 products related to it: Nattokinase and Wobenzym
I used and recommend both.
Max
QUOTE(vortex @ Feb 5 2008, 10:06 PM)
What they've found is that when your gums get inflammed and recessed from bacteria - the cellular walls open larger to allow macrophages to pass through to attack the invaders. Unfortunately, this also allows the invaders in the larger openings.
So, whether through that or gum bleeding - such oral bacteria can then enter your bloodstream and it seems, may help cause the formation of arterial plaque and circulatory problems. So, people with bad teeth often get bad hearts and blood vessels.
Therefore, anything that cleans the blood and reduces inflammation would help fight this.
So, whether through that or gum bleeding - such oral bacteria can then enter your bloodstream and it seems, may help cause the formation of arterial plaque and circulatory problems. So, people with bad teeth often get bad hearts and blood vessels.
Therefore, anything that cleans the blood and reduces inflammation would help fight this.
Nice comment David. I wrote a post that is actually inspired by what you said. Ozonated oil pulling.
QUOTE(Smile @ Feb 6 2008, 06:47 AM)
Nice comment David. I wrote a post that is actually inspired by what you said. Ozonated oil pulling.
The trouble, for example with tooth extractions is, that oral strepptococcus (viridans-group) enters the bloodstream and tends to "collect" and "cultivate" at predamaged heart valves. From there episodical septic bacterimia is possible with the risk of Endocarditis (no fun!). Any microdamage in the oral area (inner) can lead to it under "right" circumstances. One reason why those who know of damaged heart valves should get antibiotics prophelactically in cases of tooth extractions.
Harry
QUOTE(Smile @ Feb 5 2008, 11:47 PM)
Nice comment David. I wrote a post that is actually inspired by what you said. Ozonated oil pulling.
WOW, thanks Max!So, basically gargle with sunflower or sesame oil for 15 minutes?
I have some receding gums and grooves in my cementum right now that I want to regrow. So, I think I just may have to try this!
QUOTE(vortex @ Feb 6 2008, 11:05 AM)
WOW, thanks Max!
So, basically gargle with sunflower or sesame oil for 15 minutes?
I have some receding gums and grooves in my cementum right now that I want to regrow. So, I think I just may have to try this!
So, basically gargle with sunflower or sesame oil for 15 minutes?
I have some receding gums and grooves in my cementum right now that I want to regrow. So, I think I just may have to try this!
One of the best preventive and cheap therapies I found to date. I just have to write some stuff on tooth care as not too many people know.
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