What is Fibrin and How Does it Affect my Pain?

Fibrin is an insoluble protein involved in clotting blood. It is formed by the action of protease thrombin on fibrinogen…finally forming a mesh or clot over wounds. It becomes hard and dry over each injury.

Pain and Fibrin            

Fibrin is the first response to injury and pain. This is good when you need to stop the bleeding. Unfortunately, excessive fibrin buildup is associated with aches and pains of aging. Arthritis, back pain, knee pain, and neck pain could all be coming from too much FIBRIN!

Most of us may not realize, but this fibrin response happens all over in our bodies, not just on the skin surface that you can see. How about when you have surgery or you strain your knee or tear a muscle?

All of these are internal fibrin responses. Now, this becomes excess fibrin build-up, like scar tissue on the inside, causing you discomfort and pain. This increases as your body ages.

Fibrin Results in Inflammation and Pain

Even though fibrin is useful for the body in wound healing it has been found to be responsible for scar tissue throughout the body. This is the main cause of much inflammation and pain.

Excess fibrin is what we need to control and find out how to break it down. Our bodies cannot handle excess fibrin.

Too much fibrin weakens the body’s structure and restricts the range of joint and muscle motion. This can also, over time, decrease the size and function of your major organs. It leaves painful joints and muscles.

Researchers at the University of California, School of Medicine, have found on mouse studies that muscle damage is reduced and lifespan is increased when excess fibrin is depleted from the body.

Enzymes and How They Decrease Pain

Enzymes are protein molecules found in all living cells in the body; they break down, carbohydrates, proteins, fat, and fiber.

They help us benefit from nutrients in our foods and get rid of the toxins we don’t want. Our body’s first lines of defense are our enzymes; as we age the number of enzymes we produce decreases.

Of course, as you age, we also have more aches and pains, all due to the increase in fibrin. Our bodies cannot produce enough enzymes to keep up with the build-up of fibrous scar tissue.

There are many types of enzymes, both digestive and systemic, some of the most important systemic are proteases, fibrinolytic enzymes, and catalases. Of these, Proteases break down fibrin by actually eating up that scar tissue, causing a release of that muscle or nerve and surprise, your pain is gone.

The best product will give you all the ingredients your body needs to get rid of excess fibrin and decrease your pain and inflammation.

Look for a combination of anti-inflammation and pain-fighting ingredients like:

1. Organic Turmeric
2. Boswellia (also known as Frankincense)
3. Ginger
4. Great Probiotics
5. Powerful digestive and systemic enzymes
6. Collagen, Type 1 and 3

This combination of herbs, extracts, roots, and special all-natural compounds help with all kinds of Pain:

• Back pain from surgery, accidents or stress
• Neck pain from nerves, bone or stress
• Knee pain from less cartilage or just aging pains
• Joint pain like arthritis
• Nerve pain like with MS or neuropathy from diabetes
• Fibromyalgia pain
• Abdominal pain, PMS as with menstrual cycles 

Plus, the belief is that proteolytic enzymes can also benefit people affected by heart disease, strokes, and cancers.

More Natural Healing has considered such issues in recent times and came up with natural health supplements to fight chronic pain and also natural herbal supplements to help you boost metabolism & helps in the anti-aging process.

Most of us are not in perfect working order, we take pills, pharmaceuticals….and over the counter pain relief which cancels the signals in the body to release fibrinolytic enzymes to clean up the extra fibrin. This malfunction does more than give us pain it also restricts blood flow and decreases oxygen levels, slowing down your healing capacity.

Studies show that your internal fibrin enzyme system decreases at the age of 27. This affects the quality of life.

Fortunately, it doesn’t take long to reverse fibrin overgrowth. It is just a matter of reactivating your body’s natural fibrin clean-up crew. That’s why it is so important to supply it with proteolytic enzymes needed to help clean up the fibrin mess.

If you are searching for pain relief, discover Zen-Alleve for Pain Relief - it contains 15 powerful herbs plus Proteolytic Enzymes and sign-up for more post by Cindy on the healing powers of herbs.

References:
https://www.taoofherbs.com/articles/88/NeprinolEnzyme.htm
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/08/21/enzymes-special-report.aspx 

Our blog post is a collaborative effort by the founders of More Natural Healing in conjunction with Editors of Renewed Health Alliance, and our board of advisors including doctors, herbalists, and experts in using natural herbs and supplements to enhance our daily lives. We only provide information that has been researched, validated, and vetted for our posts and includes validation from experts in the herbal community.  A person of interest on our team is:

Cindy Burrows, B.S., M.T., Herbalist, and Nutritional Health Consultant. Cindy helps individuals start health programs to improve their life, wellness, and happiness. She is a speaker, writer, and entrepreneur of several businesses. Cindy is a contributing writer and blogger for More Natural Healing & Renewed Health Alliance