I found a good explanation of scar tissue

[JaneB]

http://www.essentialtherapync.com/scartissue.html

Have been doing a lot of scar tissue release lately. Thought this article was a really good explanation.

[TNVicki]

Very interesting, Jane! Thanks for posting this!

[WendyD]

Thanks for sharing.

I believe systemic enzymes are supposed to help, but I don't have first hand experience.

[Tamra]

Thank you, Jane, for an interesting link. With a relatively scar after a surgery I am really really interested in the topic

[fruitvine]

Thanks so much, Jane--very interesting and useful information as usual!

[jen6]

Wow, interesting stuff! Ironic that I just had a surgery on Monday to cut out scar tissue that was causing problems. Now I feel new stuff forming and it is really thick and cordy feeling! Wonder if this is something I can do myself?

[pamelaw]

This information dovetails with Dr. Wong's information. I take his Zymessence and it has been such a big, big help with all my excess fibrin issues. A daily dose for one person for 6 months is only a total of $80.00. HTH

[eshlemania]

I have had 4 c-sections and was told at the last one that I have a lot of scar tissue in my abdomen. My bladder has adhered to the uterus and other things have adhered together in ways that were never meant to be. I talked to Kirsten about it when I went to her clinic in IN. She said that t-tapp-OIP-may actually help to loosen some of that. So, your link was very informing and I want to thank you for sharing. I'm going to print it out and take it to my massage therapist and see if she knows what can help loosen some of that-even though my last c-section was 19 yrs ago.

You know, t-tapp addresses tons of issues. I love it!! Thank you, Teresa!

[gillmings]

I never thought my 20 year old gallbladder scar was that bad but my Bio-Energetic doc did. He said it was a sign of low zinc to heal that way, which bears out with the testing he has done. He's working to balance my zinc and copper and he did a procedure to clean up the scar tissue because it was causing an energetic block. He put in a needle horizontally, just under the tissue, and injected a solution of saline and lidocaine. He said it wakes up the body to clean up the scar tissue and scars actually start looking better after a few months. I don't care how it looks, 'cause it's covered, but I'm all for clearing energy blocks!

Pamela, where are you getting Zymessence that cheaply?? His website lists it as $90 for two months. Am I missing something? I'd really like to try it, but that's a lot of money.

[pamelaw]

If one takes only one capsule (which is all I take for now, but may up it if we conceive) it's a six month supply for one person (180 tablets divided by 30 days a month). Here is where I order it from:

http://www.vitaminsupplyusa.com/shop...FShRagod-DiV_A

I'm thinking of upping it anyway, even though I'm doing so much better with just ONE a day on an empty stomach.

I may take two a day, but will see. I take a lot of natural salicylates for my prothrombine issues and with all I'm doing, wow, for me, what a difference! I feel like Marty Feldman ought to be shouting: She's alive!!