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[RedCairo]

I was reading amazon reviews on Serrapeptase some time ago, and some guy was waxing ecstatic because after X time on Y dosage he had clear evidence his peyronie's was reducing a lot and hadn't even considered that a possible side effect. Not my testimonial, but maybe you could read up on that and similar things as noted above. - PJ

[Raptor87]

Wouldnt antiinflammatory creams and zink ointment rubbed on penis daily along with aloe help? Also I imagine a collagen supp stack helping.

Either that or you could try to get in to a trial study for xiapex!

Edited by Brainfogged, 20 May 2013 - 05:55 PM.

[RedCairo]

You'd want to reduce collagen, not increase it. That is why DMSO (which has been shown to break it down in peyronie's and raised scar tissue) and Serrapeptase are recommended -- because they soften it. I wonder how DMSO with some serrapeptase dissolved in it would work as an ointment -- not sure the molar mass of the S is small enough to be carried through the skin; but perhaps mixing them and taking it orally would get greater absorption.

[Raptor87]

You'd want to reduce collagen, not increase it. That is why DMSO (which has been shown to break it down in peyronie's and raised scar tissue) and Serrapeptase are recommended -- because they soften it. I wonder how DMSO with some serrapeptase dissolved in it would work as an ointment -- not sure the molar mass of the S is small enough to be carried through the skin; but perhaps mixing them and taking it orally would get greater absorption.

Ok, I thought it broke down collagen around the scar tissue to build it up again when things were straightened.

[Sholrak]

What about Magnesium chloride? It's known it links to unlocated calcium among the body and brings it back to bones. It's used in a lot of fibrosis issues.

I had a 90-degree curvature which was partially corrected by a medical VED but eventually had surgery.

Nesbit procedure? How did your recovery and results were?

Edited by Sholrak, 21 May 2013 - 03:35 PM.