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What is the best enzyme or enzymes to take for Dupuytren contacture?

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What is the best enzyme or enzymes to take for DC?

Thank you,
Duane

 

Greetings Duane,

There is a variety of different systemic enzymes that are useful as a part of the overall treatment of Dupuytrens contracture.  Neprinol, Fibrozym, Nattokinase and Bromelain are the enzyme products that can be used.

Each person will respond differently and so I can offer no magic answer to your question.  The best one for you is determined over time by observing the response of your palm nodules and cords, and the changes in your finger contracture while you are under self-treatment.

If you are looking to isolate the very best single therapy and concentrate your efforts with that one product, you will not be successful.  The best treatment results are seen when a broad and diverse group of therapies are used to support and encourage tissue healing.   These are not drugs that we suggest for Dupuytren treatment, these  most closely can be thought of as foods. 

The current thinking – since this kind of thinking does change as we all know – is that perhaps one of the best foods you can eat is salmon (or broccoli, or blueberries, or walnuts or…).  What if you concentrated your entire diet to that one food?  What would happen to you if you ate nothing but salmon?  Or just broccoli?  Or just…?   Would that be the best way for you to eat to sustain life and health?  No, of course not.  Even though some people would say that you are eating the “best” food, you need a broad and diverse diet to meet all your nutritional needs. 

The same way with Dupuytrens treatment.  You need a broad and diverse intake of a variety of nutrients and enzymes to help your body rid itself of the palm lumps that plague you.  

I cannot tell you which enzyme or enzymes would work best for you. That is best determined on an individual basis while monitoring the condition of your lumps and cords for changes.  TRH

Natural Dupuytren Treatment: Average Time to See Results

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Dupuytren contracture difficult to predict in many ways

There are no dependable averages with Dupuytren contracture.  Everything about Dupuytren hand contracture is variable, from speed of progression to how a person might develop the problem.  And certainly, there is no average time within which a person responds to Dupuytren treatment using Alternative Medicine.  Some people show early signs of improvement in a few short weeks, others take months, and some not at all.

There are those who write me an email at DCI to say they did not respond to Dupuytren treatment.  After questioning them, I usually find they made the mistake of either using a very limited plan or not faithfully following the plan they put together.  Dupuy can be a difficult problem to treat and it is necessary to be completely dedicated to eliminating the problem – partial or occasional efforts do not earn good results.

The Dupuytren treatment concept we propose is actually not very strange or extreme.  All we propose is to do is to determine what natural vitamins, minerals, enzymes and herbal products, as well as exercises and things of that nature, you can use to promote and encourage your body to heal the Dupuytren hand and finger contracture you have.

Dupuytren contracture should heal like any other health problem

The Dupuytren treatment approach promoted by DCI is to do all that is possible to prepare the body to heal on its own, in as many small and large ways as can, to the best of its ability.  It is really not such a crazy or extreme idea since cancers are known to self-cure and serious infections and diseases self-cure, why not Dupuytren contracture?  DCI advocates that an aggressive use of multiple conservative Alternative Medicine therapies, as outlined in our website, can possibly assist the body to heal the contracted palm lumps.

Since 2002 it is my experience that those people who use the largest and most aggressive therapy plan will usually get the best results.  For those interested in following an aggressive therapy plan to promote the best opportunity for healing and repair, the “Large (Best) Plan” is intended for maximum personal treatment.   The Medium (Better) Plan is the most popular of the three plans offered by DCI. There is also a Small (Good) Plan that is well designed. Any of these plans can be modified in any way you wish.  For example, it is common for people to substitute Neprinol in place of Nattokinase and Serrapeptase that are found in any of the plans.

Dupuytren contracture treatment to be effective must be followed aggressively and faithfully because DC is a stubborn problem that defies successful treatment.  Be prepared to spend time and effort to build up the strength of the immune response if you wish to earn any level of correction.  It can be done; I talk to people everyday who are doing it.

I would be pleased to answer any specific questions you have about Alternative Medicine treatment of the hand lump and finger contractures that plague you. Simply send your question at the end of this blog post.

I have worked with hundreds and hundreds of cases of DC, some mild and some severe, some just a few months and a few more than 10 years old.  Because of this I know that success against Dupuytren treatment success seems not to be determined by how bad the problem is at the start of care or how soon you start treatment; success seems to be primarily determined by intensity of effort.

You do not have to feel like a victim if you are working to improve your health and immune response against the presence of this foreign tissue.

The DCI website offers ideas and information about natural healing of Dupuytren you will not find elsewhere.  For help and ideas that you are not now getting, please send an email to contact@dupuytrens-contracture.com