[cancercured] Re: Enzymes /Thick Blood - Evidence?

Hi Elliot -
It's been a couple of years since I was deep in this research. I
originally heard of this from 3 of my docs (both trad'l and alt) who
all talked about the fibrin coating around cells, testing fibrinogen
levels, overly thick blood, thrombosis' role behind cancer, red cell
"clumping", and how powerful enzymes were in supporting the body
against this activity in the blood.They would talk about many
different natural blood thinners like nattokinase and vitamin e.From
this I did research and found tons of good solid information on it.

Unfortunately I don't have the research right with me but if you
google things like as I mentioned above you will find the answers in
both traditional and alternative research.

All the people I've known with cancer get tested for fibrinogen
levels, platelet counts, having bleeding times run, and inflammatory
markers looked at in addition to regular cancer markers. All of these
get followed very closely from their docs.

Cathy :)

--- In cancercured, "breathedeepnow" <aug20@...> wrote:
>Hi, Cathy.
> Thanks for your posts.
> I have a couple of questions about some of what you said, please:
> I would love to see some hard, scientific evidence that
> 1) Cancer cells "form a protein coating around themselves" and
> 2) that taking enzymes can break the protein coating down
> I would also like to see evidence that people with cancer have "thick blood." Is there some scientific evidence you can point me to on that, please?
> Thank you kindly,
> Elliot

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