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I can hardly believe the result.
Dear Robert.
About 18 years ago, I had vaccination shots for typhoid. I had a bad reaction and felt rough for a few days. I then noticed a pea sized lump at the site of the injection. This steadily grew to the size of a golf ball. It was extremely tender and painful to the touch. I couldn’t even wear a jacket. The doctors eventually diagnosed it as a neuroma fibroma, a proliferation of nerve and fibres of the nerve sheath. They said there was nothing they could do as there was too much nerve involvement. I have had this lump for 18 years now and it has affected my life. If I roll onto it in bed, or if anyone brushes against my arm, or worst of all gives me a friendly slap, the terrible pain shoots through me like an electric shock. A few weeks ago, I heard about serrapeptase and contacted the helpline. I was advised to take 3 capsules, 3 times a day. I have now taken three bottles and I can hardly believe the result. The lump has shrunk by about a third and the pain is a lot less. I am absolutely delighted and looking forward to a complete removal of the problem.
Steve Clarke