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Vitalzym to Help With Fiboid Posted: 03-15-06 11:09am


Hi, i have a large fibroid that is effecting my other organs such as bladder and so forth. I am 39 and have 2 children and don't want to have any more children. Doctors are saying that I need to have a hysterectomy of uteris, but I had requested to leave the cervix in. I was searching the internet to learn more about the effects of this surgery on the sex life and other functions and am terrified of what I have read. I would like to avoid having the surgery at any cost. I found the website with a miraculous story of how this drug(contains natural enzyme) vitalzym practically melted the fibroid and prevented it from growing. Can you write to me if you have any experience with the drug? I wanted to try it but I am concerned about any side effects. Help me. Thanks

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