In some muscle injuries proteolytic enzymes are some beneficial in healing them. Does it apply to muscles micro injuries related to B12 deficiency. As muscles are not completely functional due to nerve damage may some micro injuries develope and hinder normal movement. So if we take some proteolytic enzymes or even using natural forms in foods like pine apple, kiwi or papaya , do you think can help us in managing some movement problems.? Any comments?
It's look like proteolytic enzymes ar... - Pernicious Anaemi...
It's look like proteolytic enzymes are beneficial to muscle injury.
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Tried them and they didn’t work. My theory is that with B12 as the cause of my pain issues of this type that it will just take time. I’ve been dealing with this for 3 years snd eod injections and it is somewhat better.
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