The new aspirin alternative
Subtitle: with systemic oral enzymes
By: by Michael Loes
Publisher: Freedom Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: [Topanga, CA?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 228
ISBN-13: 9781893910867
Subjects: Enzymes; Therapeutic use
Description: More and more pain sufferers are seeking natural alternatives to aspirin-without negative side effects. Enzymes are a completely natural substance that many health experts call the "medicine of the future." In The New Aspirin Alternative, Dr. Michael Loes, renowned for his integrative approach to health, shows how enzymes can help those suffering chronic pain from arthritis, cancer, sports injuries or heart disease-as well as those who suffer circulatory problems, tinnitus, fibrocystic breast disease, prostates, sinusitis, shingles, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, thrombophlebitis or other inflammatory-related conditions.
Notes: "The natural way to overcome chronic pain, reduce inflammation and enhance the healing response ; escape toxic prescription pain drugs ; capture your flexibility and rejuvenate your ability to be active and shed years of pain."

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Not medicine as usual; title: Pain- the epidemic; title: What is pain?; title: How pain is usually treated; title: Systemic oral enzymes and pain relief; title: Systemic oral enzymes and arthritis; title: Systemic oral enzymes and surgery; title: Systemic oral enzymes and soft-tissue injuries; title: Healing sports injuries naturally; title: Systemic oral enzymes and circulatory health; title: Enhancing the healing response with systemic oral enzymes: Acute and chronic bronchitis ; Sinusitis ; Prostatitis ; Cystitis and lower urinary tract infections (UTIs) ; Pelvic inflammatory disease ; Herpes zoster (shingles) ; Ulcerative colitis and crohn's disease ; Pancreatitis ; Enzymes help eradicate most common STD: Chlamydia; title: On the horizon: new miracles from systemic oral enzymes; title: How to use systemic oral enzymes; title: Seeking salubrity- a state of enviable health.