“In the treatment with trypsin I have also noticed a disagreeable complication, which consists in this, that often the digestive power of the trypsin passed over also to sound tissue, and a disagreeable destruction of this came to pass. Recently Sticker and Falk have improved the trypsin-therapy in that they have united the action of trypsin to charcoal, by which means, after a single injection, this action persists much longer, since this carbenzyme is not so quickly used up as ordinary trypsin.”

According to Med-Dictionary dot com (2014-2015), carbenzyme is defined as …

“Trade name of a mixture of trypsin and charcoal recommended as a digestant and remover of dead tissue especially tuberculous tissue about to disintegrate.”