ganglion cyst

One is mine, and it involves something that I lived with for the last 27 years.

The other is my wife Jen's story, and it involves a ganglion cyst on her wrist.

I wanna talk about real-world results for yours truly and the love of my life in two very different situations that I just think you need to know about, 'cause it's really, really cool.

Before we get into it, though, I wanna talk to you about what a systemic enzyme is, because I'm becoming more and more passionate about this topic.

We're chasing a growth built on a protein scaffold, and the enzyme breaks down that scaffold.

Now, let me add my own perspective because the published research only tells part of the story, largely because there's just not enough research on these things yet, and boy, does there need to be more.

Over the years at Vitality, and we're talking now probably 30 years that I've known about and recommended systemic enzymes, I've watched a lot of people bring systemic enzymes into their routine for cystic-type concerns, including cystic breast tissue and ovarian cysts, ganglion cysts, a lot of things like that.

And what I have seen has impressed me a lot.