would this be good for my 74 year old husband who has arthritis and joint pain and hates to take supplements
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For someone that dislikes swallowing pills, I think it's a good alternative. In my research, I've read that organic greens or foods can give you an alkaline body as opposed to an acidic body. In my research I've also read that an acidic body causes joint pain and you need to neutralize toxic acidity. I blend it in a shaker container with 6 oz. Of water and 2 oz. Of cran-apple juice. Or I add one scoop to my green smoothie which consists of kale, spinach and chard. You can find the kale, spinach and chard in the salad section of grocery store combined in one container. Raw organic foods are healthy and keep you regular. I would only order this product in the future. It probaly is doing beneficial things in my body that I don't realize. This is an easy way for me to get the veggies and fruits that I'm not getting in my diet. Being organic and the price alone gives it 5 stars.
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While I really enjoy the product, I am only in my 30s and do not have joint problems. I am not sure if it would help or not. However, it tastes GREAT it smoothies so you do not realize you are taking a supplement!
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I cannot make any medical claims and I do not suffer these conditions. I will say that it is a lot more palatable than taking supplements in pill form and since using this I do not take any supplements and I feel the energy boost pretty well right away. I think it is worth your while to try it and if he hates it which I don't think he will I am sure you will like it and one of you will be feeling pretty jolly,
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Iodine is good for so many things, wouldn't surprise me if it's good for arthritis as well. though I haven't taken it for that particular reason, I will say it's helped my older dog tremendously moving around easier on his old joints, so I guess it does. Read up on taking iodine, my husband and I take it every day, but we now take Nascent iodine, it's even better for you and matches more like the iodine your body should produce, Amazon also carries it, more expense but worth it.
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I make fresh juice every morning using a few different kinds of vegs. and apple and some pineapple. I add the fresh turmeric to the juice I make. I also add fresh ginger. The two together are supposed to be very helpful for arthritis which I also have. It helps me with the pain in my joints. I also am not as stiff as I used to be when I get up in the am.
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For me, general inflamation and pain in joints. I do not have major problems but at 55 I can tell a real difference in joint pain and flexibility when I am using this product and when I am not.
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It does not specify, but as we get older, any product that has glucosamine chondroitin and Vitamin D is bound to be helpful for our bones, arthritic bodies, and inflammation. I've had knee replacement surgeries, shoulder and neck injuries, and find Move Free helps with the ability to move about easier. I will always have chronic pain and limitations now, but less inflammation/ pain plus Vitamin D is a plus. My doctor had put me on Vitamin D, as most women need that. Hope this answer helps.
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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!
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I have psoriatic arthritis and I did not have a problem with it. But if your hands are in pretty bad shape, maybe you should opt for the table top Veggetti.
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Can't say. I can say it didn't so well for the thumb arthritis/tendinitis I had. So if you have those ailments, consider something else.
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I actually buy (or have bought) this product for senior dogs with joint issues/pain...and it really makes a difference. I may start taking it myself soon... I am in my 50's and am having joint pain (esp.knees and ankles). Read the bottle info or go to product website to see if there are any "age" restrictions or drug/food interactions to be aware of.
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I may not be the best case for evaluating the oil. I suffer from arthritis and am always looking for something to relieve my symptoms. I am trying to get back into golf after right hip replacement but seem to aching all over now. I cannot afford to invest in unproven supplements and need to avoid the high cost ones like Ruby oil.
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Not sure about this for arthritis. I would recommend Dr Christopher's Formula Complete Tissue and Bone Ointment or their comfrey ointment.
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your product is great if you have a dog > 5 yrs. but your product doesn't have the vitamin c and that was the ingredient that sold me on joint max. i try to use supplements that offer immune support as well.
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Sweetjami, I presume your referring to Nature Made Multi For Her 50+. I purchased the tablets which I have no problem with, but it sounds as though you do,so the soft gels would be a better solution for you. Hope this helped you. It's a great vitamin.
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no they don't this is a great product for arthritis, I can truthfully say it helps my husband tremendously since he cannot take anti inflamatory meds
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It seems as if you are looking for a cure, but note that it can be hereditary or your wife might have other problems like diabetes, high blood pressure, iron deficiency, etc. If she does have such problems resolve those first. And for your magnesium question it might help. Also she can incorporate this to alleviate the discomfort: Vitamin d3, magnesium glycinate, l-glutamine, exercise (walking and maybe light weight training for the leg/s), and more natural based nutrition (quit preservatives, additives, and sugars of all kind).I am not a specialist this are just my opinions.
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I tried a case of this over a month & it helped tremendously - it helps both joints & muscles. No idea on the blood level of it, but it is most definitely worth the cost - powder or liquid form. It probably effects different people differently, as metabolisms are all different on an individual basis. I know it worked for me - worth a trial run
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I believe it would be great for your arthritis. I got it because I was diagnosed with tendinitis & golfers elbow. I have very tiny wrists. It works for me great! I use it 5 times a day. Cold first then I heat it up in water as the instructions say to. I do however use a paper towel for both as it does get cold/hot but when it wears off, I remove the paper towel. I love this product and highly recommend it.