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Laxogenin question

christ83189

christ83189

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How long after using laxogenin does it take before the joint health effects start becoming noticeable? Due to a new job my joints are wrecked lately and i just started using laxogenin and wanted to know how long before i start to get a little relief
 
Give it a week or two, but you probably should have bought Genoflex/Joint Support XT/Flexatril for actual joint issues.
 
I'd go two weeks. And joint support xt or achilles are two supps you should look at as well.
 
ma70 said:
Give it a week or two, but you probably should have bought Genoflex/Joint Support XT/Flexatril for actual joint issues.
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Ill look into those but i also wanted a muscle builder and bps had a presale discount for 25 bucks on their androcrine (TD laxogenin) so i got that
 
christ83189 said:
Honestly thats the biggest reason i bought it lol
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A couple weeks or so. As a side note, from feedback I've seen, oral laxogenin seems to have a larger impact on better feeling joints than does transdermal. What kind of a dose are you taking?

However, transdermal (I would argue) is much better as an anabolic agent than caps.
 
Takes about a week or 2 for me, I've ran lack SOOO many times and I prefer TD version, I've used it 10+ times always helps my joints especially my wrists which I need. Usually takes 7-10 days for me, strength is generally instant, gains in about 2-3 weeks
 
Takes about a week or 2 for me, I've ran lack SOOO many times and I prefer TD version, I've used it 10+ times always helps my joints especially my wrists which I need. Usually takes 7-10 days for me, strength is generally instant, gains in about 2-3 weeks
 
I'll be starting a log on Monday with bps's new product....follow along. I have a touch of shoulder issues and we'll see if it helps
 
lifted67 said:
"Shoulders" aka the ******* of joints on the human body lol
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Yep and bad genetics don't help. 3 generation on dad's side have had shoulder surgery and 2 on my mom. Btw that's including my parents as well. Not to mention both my older brothers have had shoulder surgery.
 
rtmilburn said:
Yep and bad genetics don't help. 3 generation on dad's side have had shoulder surgery and 2 on my mom. Btw that's including my parents as well. Not to mention both my older brothers have had shoulder surgery.
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**** dude I'm sorry. The top 3 ****ty skeletal problems, spine, shoulders, and knees
 
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