Armed and dangerous
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What's the best sup for joint pain, I know I can google it but was wondering what the experts thought. Thanks
Joint pain need help........
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frank.tb
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Armed and dangerous
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Glucosamine chondroitin and msm supplement...
Or deca
Thanks frank I would go with deca but was asking for a friend who asked me and I didn't have a good answer, will pass the info along thanks again
MMA732
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well if you are looking for an over the counter supplement Orbit Nutrition - Buy Joint Force For Extremely Cheap
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Thanks for the reply mma732 I will pass the info along. Have you used this?
packers6211
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I know I and several will always say a joint product like Orange triad with glucosmine Chondrotin and msm but after being referred to try this I'm hooked. Antaeus Labs Achilles
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Thanks packers, will take all the info I can get
MMA732
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yes and I love it, I am currently using it on a sprain and sore knee.
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Sounds good thanks for getting back to me greatly appreciated.
mich29
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I'd check out Skeletal balm and the pain Pain Relief stack,I've been using skeletal balm for years for pain an its still working great.I have a bum elbow an other pains so this stuff gets me through workouts an whenever pain comes up
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Pain Relief stack
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Will let my buddy know he's got options thanks mich29
TheDarkHalf
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So the best joint supplement I've found on the market is Core Flex by Core Nutritionals. Easily has the best profile out of all of them
MeatHead96
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Forged Joint Repair - Joint Nutrition Supplement
^^This one's a staple for me. I hear good things about the skelatal balm too. Don't forget to use the discount code meat10 for 10 percent off at NTBM and shipping is free in the US.
^^This one's a staple for me. I hear good things about the skelatal balm too. Don't forget to use the discount code meat10 for 10 percent off at NTBM and shipping is free in the US.
neyo
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I've tried glucosamine, chondroitin, msm, and collagen in the past (individually). However, they didn't do much for me. Peer review research studies show a placebo or very moderate effect at best
examine.com/supplements/Joint+Health/
I have yet to find a magic pill. Your best best would be to look above and below a joint to find out what's causing the pain. For example, with chronic knee pain, the pain should be seen as a signal that something is wrong (not the cause). One must look above (hips) and below (ankle) the joint. If you hips lack mobility and/or your ankles, the knee starts to become sloppy in order to compensate (a knee is supposed to stabilize). Spend a little time researching, figure out what is causing the pain and start rehabing and prehabing your body. Just like automobiles, human beings also need maintenance.
examine.com/supplements/Joint+Health/
I have yet to find a magic pill. Your best best would be to look above and below a joint to find out what's causing the pain. For example, with chronic knee pain, the pain should be seen as a signal that something is wrong (not the cause). One must look above (hips) and below (ankle) the joint. If you hips lack mobility and/or your ankles, the knee starts to become sloppy in order to compensate (a knee is supposed to stabilize). Spend a little time researching, figure out what is causing the pain and start rehabing and prehabing your body. Just like automobiles, human beings also need maintenance.
jameshundson
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My fitness trainer suggested flex freak for joint pain, it support overall normal joint health and to help your body perform at its best.
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Epic Ed
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That's my take on any glucosamine/chondroitin supplement I've ever taken, as well. I have a pretty nasty case of osteoarthritis and many years ago when first diagnosed my doc recommended giving the G/C combo a shot. Over the years I have spent hundreds of dollar of various G/C supplements and taken them for long stretches (I once took a specific supplement for a solid year) and have never had an ounce of benefit from doing so. For my body and from my experience glucosamine/chondroitin is an absolute waste of money.
You want pain relief in an over the counter supplement for OA pain? It really doesn't exist. Have your buddy look up "pentosan". It's not sold in the US and isn't FDA approved but it's not a controlled substance like AAS, either. It is the only thing that has brought me any measure of moderate relief short of narcotics.
fitnessgeek
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I always like orange triad and triple dosing my omega 3 supplement. Seem to work for me.
