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UC-II and Hyaluronic Acid

spirall08

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Any new thoughts/feedback on UC-II for joint/tendon pain?

I know Hyaluronic Acid is in a lot of the top joint supps out there, but UC-II seems to be very uncommon.

And yea I've tried all other remedies - Cissus, Gluco/Chond/MSM, Fish Oil, Joint Spray, etc.

Thanks!
 
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spirall08 said:
Any new thoughts/feedback on UC-II for joint/tendon pain?

I know Hyaluronic Acid is in a lot of the top joint supps out there, but UC-II seems to be very uncommon.

And yea I've tried all other remedies - Cissus, Gluco/Chond/MSM, Fish Oil, Joint Spray, etc.

Thanks!
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UC-II has great data supporting its efficacy. Clinical studies have shown benefit for osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and joint pain. And it is improvement in function, not just alleviating pain.

Check out Allmax Allflex, which has the clinically studied dose. I'm currently using it as part of my daily regimen.
 
Have you tried frankensteining some joint support products? I used to take 4500mg glucosamine, 2100mg Chondrodin, and 1500mg of MSM and it helped a lot. But thats 3x the recommended dosage and the bottle empties pretty fast. Now I take 2g cissus and it does the exact same thing 3x the above does. And its cheaper on the wallet.

But now im taking 2g cissus, 1500mg glucosamine, 700mg chondrdoin, and 500mg MSM and no joint issues. Oh and 2000mg EPA/DHA (Combined total).
 
Segansational said:
UC-II has great data supporting its efficacy. Clinical studies have shown benefit for osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and joint pain. And it is improvement in function, not just alleviating pain.

Check out Allmax Allflex, which has the clinically studied dose. I'm currently using it as part of my daily regimen.
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I can vouch for allflex, I have been using it for the last 6 months, and my GF for the last 4 months, and we both have kee and foot pain gone away! Staple for both of us !
 
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