It would be nice if people would post their names when asking a question such as this one: Are we making money from N-Kinnase or selling it?? This was a post I felt needed to be addressed to keep this organization pure from its inception and to make clear this organization will not be run as others. Our sole mission is education, research, remission, support and that elusive cure.
At no time have I made a profit from N-Kinnase. In fact, it has been provided to me FREE OF CHARGE. Additionally, I have provided it to others that cannot afford it FREE.
Hopefully that answers this question without any further conversation required.
This organization is about finding a cure, not making money.
Karen Kovacik, Co-Founder
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I've been advocating nattokinase to treat the spasticity of arachnoiditis for years. It has been very helpful for me. However, I do not believe it's of any use in arach scarring. If you're interested, I can discuss my theory about how nattokinase helps ease spasticity (in arach, not other conditions - at least, not that I know about).
ReplyDeleteHeidi Stevenson
At the present time, a formal study is being organized regarding the effects of N-Kinnase in arachnoiditis.
ReplyDeleteResearch "suggests" N-Kinnase has every possibility of being capable of improving arachnoiditis. High resolution MRI of before, during, and after treatment should be quite capable of demonstrating in a concrete form whether or not treatment is only helpful in spasticity versus the actual reduction of scarring.
There has been at least one study where epidural fibrosis was reduced by 50%+ in a patient.
At present, our research indicates that N-Kinnase may be quite capable of improving arachnoiditis. Believe a formal study will be more effective than "theories," but "theories" are how we begin any of these experimental therapies. Please do express your "theory" and we will pass on to researchers for consideration.
Karen Kovacik, Co-Founder