Effects

For treatments of neuralgic pain, Sarapin’s selective action on the C fibers and its lack of effect on motor nerves make Sarapin superior to anesthetics such as procaine which act merely by anesthetizing the entire nerve and surrounding tissue. Also, there is no tissue destruction as is the case when alcohol is used; there are no systemic reactions, and a lasting effect is obtained.

Sarapin is as effective as steroids in managing chronic, persistent low back pain. However, using Sarapin has more advantages over conventional drugs. It has minimal adverse effects, no accumulation of it in any organ such as the liver, and your body excretes it without your liver processing it.