Biomedic Lab RX treatment

[Joce]

Hello everyone,
I am a guy from Canada and i already have a date for surgery but i would much prefer to solve my problem with a medication instead of going under the knife.... can anybody let me know if they have tried the treatment that Biomedic Labs are selling?
Let me know if you have tried any treatments that works for you please.
Enzyme or other medication.

Thanks!

[Luciano]

As far as I know the biomedics treatment is called serracor and is the same thing than neprinol.
If I remember correctly (I read about it a couple of years ago) the company making the enzymes for Neprinol, decided to market the same product under the name of Serracor. So its the same formula, different companies.
Neprinol got another furnisher of enzymes and they got into lawsuits etc.. and neprinol is fighting against serracor saying its a bad product, and vice versa...
here is some stuff posted by the neprinol team:

http://neprinol-enzyme-guy.blogspot.com/p/serracor-nk.html

here is the explanation from the serracor side:
http://serracor.wordpress.com/2011/03/30/serracor-nk-vs-neprinol-update/

You can find others, just do a google search entering: neprinol serracor

bottom line I personally think they work the same. (maybe a teeny weeny difference in dosage, but thats all)  Will get you rid of some fibrosis in your arteries, but I have not heard of anyone that made it work for Peyronies Disease. Both saying they will work for almost anything.
I took Neprinol myself, like 9 pills a day, for 600 pills. cost me like €300 (about $400) but had no effect at all on Peyronies Disease.
Now I am not saying these enzymes are not good for something.. but show me 1 real person they helped with Peyronies Disease.
(thats my 2 cents)
Luc

[james1947]

Joce

If you will give some details regarding your Peyronie's we may be able to give you some advise.
Details like: What are your symptoms, how long you have Peyronie's, if you have also ED etc'

Most people on the forum think surgery is the last solution not the first.

James