Four months on fibrin-fighting protocol, and ab cramps

Donna, a reader who found my blog sent me this article and case study on the benefits of fibrinolytic enzymes: http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/outletnutrition/NeprinolDiscoveryArticle.pdf I have been on this fibrin-fighting protocol for four months now. I may be experiencing some benefit, but it is subtle if I am, and am certainly not cured of my usual aches and fatigue. The pain that bothers me the most is in the pit of my stomach nowadays. I can't do abdominal exercises now and must consciously let go of those muscles throughout the day.

P.S. June 2022 - I know now, that these were symptoms of an abdominal migraine.

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