Will this help reduce arthritis?
1292567
Stopped using this p.roduct after they changed it to VERSION4.. And took out the EFFECTIVE HERBS/supplements. Worse, they wanted us to believe it was more effective..that has been several years.&#128532; Version 3 seemed to be EFFECTIVE.
1052264
I take it at bedtime It seem to help me sleep a little better and eases my arthritis sometime.
1222761
It has been a long time since I gave this to my little pug. I have long since thrown the bottle away, so I cannot answer your question. I can tell you that I didn't see an improvement in her arthritis with just one bottle.
1088926
I don't have arthritis but rather joint pain from years of wear and tear and sports injuries. I used glucosamine for years without much success. I've used TFX Flex for over six months and it has really helped with the joint pain I felt. I've also done research on the UC-II ingredient and the clinical studies are very strong. It is my understanding the thei product will definitely help with osteoarthritis but I'm not sure about its benefits for rheumatoid arthritis. The price is reasonable so I would suggest you simply try it to see if it helps you. It has clearly helped me.
2152496
The list of ingredients do not list it, but it does thin the blood some. If you have joint arthritis this is a great product.
1111454
Yes.I have arthritis its in my hands.Very simple to use.I love this little thing.
907999
Sorry but I cannot answer this question. These balls were not what I thought they would be, not like the ones I have used in MELT class. Those are good for exercising your connective tissue. So I believe they would help arthritis (the ones I use in MELT class)
1924398
I'm sorry, but I do not have info re:clinical trials, but I can say it has been working for me for about a year. The arthritis is not cured, but I have a lot less pain in my hands, and it certainly has not gotten any worse.
1471390
You would have to check the label, but I do know that my joints feel much better - no aches or pains - when I take this product. Was happy to discover it because I have problems taking other joint remedies as I am allergic to shell fish. Hope it works for you
2003161
I have used it on my hands - I have arthritis in my thumbs and it seems to help the aching.
1082187
No it does not according to the information on the label. This was recommended to me by my pain lab to help with arthritis. As they told me it does not work over night but will give some relief in the long run and I have noticed some differance after 2 or 3 months.
2125017
Yes - but don't forget pain-relieving exercises too - books like Treat Your Own Knee Arthritis, Treat Your Own Hand and Thumb Osteoarthritis, or Treat Your Own Spinal Stenosis are a good place to start. As far as research, here's a bit of what I found: ---a 2009 review of available studies concluded that glucosamine sulfate, glucosamine hydrochloride, and chondroitin sulfate used individually only inconsistently decreases arthritis pain. However, many studies have confirmed arthritis pain relief when you take glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate together. ---studies have consistently reported that glucosamine appears safe ---a review by Bruyere et al. about glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate for the treatment of knee and hip osteoarthritis concludes that both products act as valuable symptomatic therapies for arthritis and have some potential structure-modifying effects ---the OsteoArthritis Research Society International is recommending chondroitin sulfate as the second-most-effective treatment for moderate cases of osteoarthritis ---the European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) supports using chondroitin sulfate in the management of knee osteoarthritis
1056087
There is nothing on the bottle that suggest that. The product really does reduce inflamation -I have a friend that takes it as well and her pain has gone down considerably.
1366041
Most likely at least some of it. The proper exercises can help a lot too - try the book Treat Your Own Knee Arthritis.
940355
Not necessarily. I use full strength on my wrists for arthritis pain. If it stings a little, I use some lotion or argon oil on it. Go online and read all the info, there is a ton out there. You can dilute it, but I do not.
1149
The active ingredient is menthol, so I'm doubtful that it reduces inflammation substantially. The cooling effect of the menthol might have some effect, but really, this is topical and temporary pain relief.
2210186
Not really sure, but definitely worth a try as some people swear by it. If arthritis is the issue, I also recommend trying exercises, like the kind in Treat Your Own Hand and Thumb Osteoarthritis. Good luck!