NEW MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGH

louis finochio · Postby **louis finochio** » Mon May 15, 2006 6:05 pm

Dr. Patricia Kane has developed a protocol using EPL, essential fatty acids that successfully treat, Autism, MS, ALS, Parknson's, Lyme disease, and Hepatitis C, and serious brain disease.

For more info on this medical breakthrough call 1-610-924-0600 at the Haverford Wellness Center in Phil. PA.

wilf · Postby **wilf** » Mon May 15, 2006 6:08 pm

Well that will certainly cover most of my maladies, what about Arthritis!??

louis finochio · Postby **louis finochio** » Mon May 15, 2006 6:19 pm

Wilf: this is what I take for Artho, its Advanced Joint Support an all natural product, no drugs.

The ingredients are Glucosamine Sulfate, Avodaco/Soy Blend, Tumeric,Boswellin, and Ginger.

Call 1-800-728-2288 it is $29.00 for 1 month.

I can walk around the backstretch without major pain, I have been on this product for 1 year.

hoof hearted · Postby **hoof hearted** » Tue May 16, 2006 10:03 am

Louis - Boswellia is an herbal pain reliever...which leaves me wondering what (if any) effect the rest of the ingredients have. There have been studies with just Glucosamine Sulfate that show limited if any effect when compared with placibo in a double blind study with 1500 subjects over a several year time frame. My point, if it isn't clear, is that joint supplements that use the benefits of pain relieving/anti-inflammatory herbs as part of the ingredient list are, in effect, no different from taking Ibuprophen or Acetimeniphen (sp?). They also can have long term negative effects on the digestive system, just like NSAID's.

louis finochio · Postby **louis finochio** » Tue May 16, 2006 1:34 pm

If you would like to read about the artho product call 1-800-728-2288.

The drugs that the doctor perscribes contain many herbal powders. The doctor will not tell us if they are herbal products, as they have a different name than advertised.

summerhorse · Postby **summerhorse** » Tue May 16, 2006 2:36 pm

The only "nutraceutical" I found any real effect from for arthritis (in me or my horse) is injectable glucosamine (I have generic but there are brand names too, for more money of course). The ones you take orally are almost wiped out by the digestive processes before they can be absorbed. Injected in the muscle though they get into the bloodstream and get carried around to the joints. You can also inject the joints but that starts to add up to big bucks and I've not seen any horses that did better with that than just IM injections.

louis finochio · Postby **louis finochio** » Tue May 16, 2006 5:57 pm

The avacado and soybean oil in the artho product really slams the door on inflamation.

Before I started on this product my leg muscles were tieing up, and it was a chore to walk a long distance. Now I am able to walk without my leg muscles tieing up.

wilf · Postby **wilf** » Tue May 16, 2006 6:23 pm

As a trainer I have to agree about the intramuscular adequan shots and the generic equivalent. Feeding those expensive additives is a waste as so much is lost in the gut and the feedtub.

summerhorse · Postby **summerhorse** » Wed May 17, 2006 9:11 am

Remember that both avacado and soybean are common allergic triggers. Put those in MY feedtub and I'd turn into a puffer fish. 8-D

zinn21 · Postby **zinn21** » Wed May 17, 2006 9:45 am

IMHO I have found no difference in pain level or lack of from any of the herbal products/glucosamine/etc./etc. I have had both my knees injected with HA several times and experienced some minor short term relief. I have tried almost all the NSAID"s and find Motrin seems to work best for me.

louis finochio · Postby **louis finochio** » Wed May 17, 2006 12:08 pm

Zinn: I have many friends that have artho and everyone of them has given a thumbs up on this product.

I am not a rep for the company, but I like to see everyone healthy again that suffer from the pain of artho. Go For It and you will be dancing on those Mercedes with Michael Jackson. LOL.

BJ · Postby BJ » Wed May 17, 2006 3:54 pm

wilf wrote:As a trainer I have to agree about the intramuscular adequan shots and the generic equivalent. Feeding those expensive additives is a waste as so much is lost in the gut and the feedtub.

There is one that balances the gut so absorption is better...Rapid Response. www.amerdon.com

BJ · Postby BJ » Wed May 17, 2006 3:56 pm

zinn21 wrote:IMHO I have found no difference in pain level or lack of from any of the herbal products/glucosamine/etc./etc. I have had both my knees injected with HA several times and experienced some minor short term relief. I have tried almost all the NSAID"s and find Motrin seems to work best for me.

Ditto on the Motrin. Also helps sleep.

Best pain reliever for me...HORSES! :wink:

(Now that my 18 y/o Miracle Kitty is gone

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