Tried this new herbal anti-inflammatory
12-07-07, 09:18 AM
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Tried this new herbal anti-inflammatory
Hi,
I really like this stuff. Mostly when I try new stuff it is disappointing, or at best marginally helpful.
Got some Zyflamend, and it works. It's expensive, and if you don't have problems with inflammation, I wouldn't bother.
Been using it for a month, and have seen an improvement in recovery time.
I am hoping a couple of the guys here will try it. I really like the stuff, but
subjective impressions can easily go wrong.
https://new-chapter.com/product/produ...&-KeyValue=108
I really like this stuff. Mostly when I try new stuff it is disappointing, or at best marginally helpful.
Got some Zyflamend, and it works. It's expensive, and if you don't have problems with inflammation, I wouldn't bother.
Been using it for a month, and have seen an improvement in recovery time.
I am hoping a couple of the guys here will try it. I really like the stuff, but
subjective impressions can easily go wrong.
https://new-chapter.com/product/produ...&-KeyValue=108
12-07-07, 10:36 AM
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I assume this is a bundled version of the ingredients listed??? If one is already using spices and drinking green tea, are they not getting close to and possibly exceeding the benefits of this supplement?
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This product looks interesting.
I usually take some Advil which I'd rather not take.
You think this is a good substitute?
I usually take some Advil which I'd rather not take.
You think this is a good substitute?
12-08-07, 03:36 AM
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I haven't used herbal medications in about 35 years..........they seem to have come a long way.
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Herbals are all I use, other than an occasional aspirin, which is simply a refined herbal. Doctors and Western Medicine in general hate them because they are difficult to titrate accurately for double-blind studies, but if something works for me, that's really the bottom line. Drug absorption rates vary so much from one individual to another and from time to time that I am always amused by how precise and quantitative the modern "art of medicine" claims to be.
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