Is anyone using this for joint pain? My wife has inflammation in her shoulder and we are looking for a suplement to help with this.
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Belvedere408
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Every day. Takes about a month for them to kick in. Be forewarned if she has a Shell fish allergy like my Wife she can't take it. One main ingredient is a chloride from Shrimp /crab exoskeleton.
MCODECUDA
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Krill oil doesn’t help with joint pain.
Belvedere408
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Krill oil for heart health.
Scott for me it has been hard to beat plain old aspercream for joint/arthritis pain.
No smell , and has helped me on different joints.
Belvedere408
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This personally helps my shoulder pain from bone spurs. From the VA
padam
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You have to be careful with this stuff. From what I understand, you can use too much, and it can also react with other drugs.
What about just plain old Kroil.
Bee1971
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I use Emu Oil. (actually it's a cream)
ckessel
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I've been using Qunol Turmeric/Curcumin, in liquid form, for almost 15 years to take care of my RA. I'm not thrilled with the side effects of the usual poison they prescribe for it, especially since it messes with the autoimmune system[ don't need any more issues there as I already have enough] and sets you up for a plethora of other problems. The Qunol takes care of the majority of the inflammation, since it is an anti-inflammatory, and doesn't cause any side effects for me. I can function and get stuff done but there are times I need to modify how I do something. I've used the Voltaren, didn't do squat for me. The Turmeric takes about a month to take effect. It's very subtle. Joint pain and Arthritis are also effects of autoimmune problems and can be further excaberated by what you consume for food/drink. Gluten and sugar are a big contributor to autoimmune problems. Sugar is especially bad on me no matter what form. If I have too much, I get payback with pain/stiffness/headaches.
Armyvet25
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everybody has a suggestion, almost all different, but, I have degenerative arthritis and this works hands down, and works fast, can be subscription strength or even over the counter!!!!!!!!!
It is a topical anti inflammatory. (NSAID, Like Ibuprofen) Check with your Dr. first.
Diclofenac Sodium Topical Gel: Uses & Side Effects
At least the topical cream shouldn't tear my stomach up like the oral pills have done.
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