supplement for tendon inflamation?

[blacklac]

Joint Force seems to be treating me well, when my knee gets inflamed. I was under the assumption you'd need to take Cissus for a while to get any benefits in this situation, long term.

[amarula]

Joint Force seems to be treating me well, when my knee gets inflamed. I was under the assumption you'd need to take Cissus for a while to get any benefits in this situation, long term.

That is my intention, but I can only get under the Primaforce or USP brands

[Rodja]

Joint Force seems to be treating me well, when my knee gets inflamed. I was under the assumption you'd need to take Cissus for a while to get any benefits in this situation, long term.

I started seeing relief within about 2 weeks using the USP formula.

[bpmartyr]

I started seeing relief within about 2 weeks using the USP formula.

Same

[blacklac]

I started seeing relief within about 2 weeks using the USP formula.

What kind of relief?

I was referring to claims that it can actually repair tendons/ligaments/etc. Admittedly, I dont know much of anything about Cissus, but I read something saying you would need month of continuous usage for that type of effect. I guess my statement was also a question. I thought any short term relief was only an analgesic effect and could subside after usage ceased. Again, I'm more looking for clarification, myself.

[VaughnTrue]

Joint-Help is being released this week...

it's the FIRST joint support product to offer immediate pain relief, coupled with joint/tendon/ligament regenerative action.

[Rodja]

What kind of relief?

I was referring to claims that it can actually repair tendons/ligaments/etc. Admittedly, I dont know much of anything about Cissus, but I read something saying you would need month of continuous usage for that type of effect. I guess my statement was also a question. I thought any short term relief was only an analgesic effect and could subside after usage ceased. Again, I'm more looking for clarification, myself.

Reduced inflammation.

[PuZo]

Joint-Help is being released this week...

it's the FIRST joint support product to offer immediate pain relief, coupled with joint/tendon/ligament regenerative action.

Gonna be popping these like candies!

[mr.cooper69]

Joint Force seems to be treating me well, when my knee gets inflamed. I was under the assumption you'd need to take Cissus for a while to get any benefits in this situation, long term.

Acutely, you get analgesia (can even be after the first dose). Long term, you get inflammation reduction and bone/connective tissue support.

[newbreed]

I started seeing relief within about 2 weeks using the USP formula.

I'd say it worked for me around the same amount of time. I did a loading phase then after a few weeks did 2 in the am and 2 in the pm.

[amarula]

[QUOTE=VaughnTrue;3652159]Joint-Help is being released this week...

it's the FIRST joint support product to offer immediate pain relief, coupled with joint/tendon/ligament regenerative action.



You get the regenerative part from cissus or from ParActin?

[VaughnTrue]

[QUOTE=amarula;3653855]

Joint-Help is being released this week...

it's the FIRST joint support product to offer immediate pain relief, coupled with joint/tendon/ligament regenerative action.



You get the regenerative part from cissus or from ParActin?

Both.

The normal MOA from cissus, as well as Paractin promoting a more healthy inflammatory response. By helping to reduce inflammation when our bodies do not want it(IE - joint paint), it gives the body the time/ability to actually treat the injury

[amarula]

[QUOTE=VaughnTrue;3653862]

Both.

The normal MOA from cissus, as well as Paractin promoting a more healthy inflammatory response. By helping to reduce inflammation when our bodies do not want it(IE - joint paint), it gives the body the time/ability to actually treat the injury

Thank you for answering so rapidly. Hope I can come here soon and review positively cissus

[amarula]

Anyone knows what colour should be the cissus powder?

[VaughnTrue]

Anyone knows what colour should be the cissus powder?

brownish blahish

[amarula]

Ok then. It fits with what I have. I've bought from Livelong. I will update for results

[bioman]

You can throw 5-10 grams of bulk Cissus powder into a protein shake along with some EFA's and get some decent analgesic effect that day. Tumeric/curcumin/pycnogenol/devil's claw, cat claw/celadrin can all aid in tamping down the inflammation and boosting the healing process. If none of that works..you've probably got a real injury on your hands. That's when I bust out the R3-IGF.

Joint Help definitely looks interesting.

[truthornothin]

You can throw 5-10 grams of bulk Cissus powder into a protein shake along with some EFA's and get some decent analgesic effect that day. Tumeric/curcumin/pycnogenol/devil's claw, cat claw/celadrin can all aid in tamping down the inflammation and boosting the healing process. If none of that works..you've probably got a real injury on your hands. That's when I bust out the R3-IGF.

Joint Help definitely looks interesting.

I've used Jointforce to good effect on similar injuries. It attacks the inflamation locally with the issues that systemic administration can cause. If used long term it can help heal the injury instead of only treating the pain.

[Beejis60]

I have AC joint arthritis and the only thing that I find to help with immediate pain relief if Joint Spray.

I know it probably sounds like shilling, but it isn't; I was originally rolling my eyes at Pat when he offered to send me a joint spray some 3-4 years ago, but surprisingly, it actually helps. Not a day goes by where I don't use it with my knees and shoulder, considering exercise does not help my shoulder at all and knees are just preventative maintenance heat, coupled with EFS sleeves.

[mr.cooper69]

I've used Jointforce to good effect on similar injuries. It attacks the inflamation locally with the issues that systemic administration can cause. If used long term it can help heal the injury instead of only treating the pain.

I have AC joint arthritis and the only thing that I find to help with immediate pain relief if Joint Spray.

I know it probably sounds like shilling, but it isn't; I was originally rolling my eyes at Pat when he offered to send me a joint spray some 3-4 years ago, but surprisingly, it actually helps. Not a day goes by where I don't use it with my knees and shoulder, considering exercise does not help my shoulder at all and knees are just preventative maintenance heat, coupled with EFS sleeves.

Combo!!!