MiddleDiamond's Cissus Log

MiddleDiamond

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I've been suffering from forearm splints/pains while doing straight bar curls, heavy bench and weighted dips. Started taking 2800mg of Cissus splint into 2 doses per day. Initial impression was and immidiate reduction in pain on day 2 while doing straight bar curls. I will continue to log intermitantly through the next 30 days. No side effects to report.
 
Good deal, glad its working for you too. I had an ache/pain in my shoulder for 12+ years. Almost gone now. Much better workouts. Cissus rocks!
 
Cissus Update

I've still been taking Cissus religiously and little by little my aches and pains have been going away. My forearm pain is almost completely gone. I thought I was experiencing a pec tear and since i've been taking Cissus I have about half the pain now. Still no side effects to report.
 
MiddleDiamond said:
I've been suffering from forearm splints/pains while doing straight bar curls, heavy bench and weighted dips. Started taking 2800mg of Cissus splint into 2 doses per day. Initial impression was and immidiate reduction in pain on day 2 while doing straight bar curls. I will continue to log intermitantly through the next 30 days. No side effects to report.
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stop doing straight bar curls while on Cissus..Use preacher bar or DB.
 
kjkristin said:
Middle diamond is using my companies brand cissus which is why I have him logging it. If the pain is going away...which was the point of the log...
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I've had chronic joint elbow pain for years:

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I ask because I'm using Resolute Quality Bulk SuperCissus powder right now, which is an 'engineered extract'. I don't think it's made any difference.
 
kjkriston said:
Middle diamond is using my companies brand cissus which is why I have him logging it. If the pain is going away...which was the point of the log...why stop doing the straight bar curls. I suffered from the exact same pain for months and Cissus got rid of it in a month.
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Spire should spend a few dollars and advertise on the forum instead of sneaking logs in.

You could extend some respect to the company that you are ripping off instead of pretending to understand the mechanism of cissus quadrangularis.

Cissus is a specific analgesic. Which you obviously do not understand and what obvioulsy is happening since he is only into his second day of dosing. I could give your buddy 2 Advil, and the pain will dissipate. Does this mean it's healing. Using your resoning, I broke a bone playing football took a corticosteroid injection...and what do you know, the pain is gone. Hey, Put me in coach!

The reason your buddy has tendonitis is because of straight bar curls. In any injury situation, you have to eliminate the problem before addressing the cure.....Really just commonsense.

Spire should higher someone with SOME or even a tinny bit scientific insight.
 
As Jacob said, Tendonitis is characterized by chronic inflammation induced by specific joint overuse. While Cissus Q., has great analgesic effects, as he mentioned as well, its reparative properties have not been noted to be complete this soon in any of our credible research; unless the company in question has research to the contrary.

To the OP, Jacob is exactly right; you need to eliminate the destructive movement in order for Cissus' steroidal action to block the pro-inflammatory cytokines at work. Think of it like a dam with a tiny pinhole in it. By simply dosing Cissus and not ceasing the movement, you are merely placing your finger in the dam, treating a symptom only to have the dam explode later. By removing the movement(s) which induced this issue in the first place, you are allowing Cissus to repair the dam as a whole, repairing its previous functionality, and, possibly, surpassing that.
 
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The only reson that I used this individual as a test subject was the fact that I suffered from the exact same symptoms and Cissus got rid of them. I amsure there is a placebo effect but I truly believe that Cissus works faster than a lot of people think.
 
Mulletsoldier said:
As Jacob said, Tendonitis is characterized by chronic inflammation induced by specific joint overuse. While Cissus Q., has great analgesic effects, as he mentioned as well, its reparative properties have not been noted to be complete this soon in any of our credible research; unless the company in question has research to the contrary.

To the OP, Jacob is exactly right; you need to eliminate the destructive movement in order for Cissus' steroidal action to block the pro-inflammatory cytokines at work. Think of it like a dam with a tiny pinhole in it. By simply dosing Cissus and not ceasing the movement, you are merely placing your finger in the dam, treating a symptom only to have the dam explode later. By removing the movement(s) which induced this issue in the first place, you are allowing Cissus to repair the dam as a whole, repairing its previous functionality, and, possibly, surpassing that.
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I truly appreciate this response because it actually answers the orignal question. I guess the "band-aid" theory would most definetly be true. Cissus did truly rid me of my forearm "splints" and I never really stoppped those movements but it did relieve all that pain. Not sure mechanically how...but it did go away.
 
kjkriston said:
I think you need a little more tact USP.
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I was correcting your ill logic and helping the tester approach the injury differently until you tactfully and intellectually interjected "why should he stop using MY cissus..the pain is going away isn't it."

We have over 2 years experience dosing cissus. Take the initial advice instead of debating it so arrogantly.
 
USPLabs said:
I was correcting your ill logic and helping the tester approach the injury differently until you tactfully and intellectually interjected "why should he stop using MY cissus..the pain is going away isn't it."

We have over 2 years experience dosing cissus. Take the initial advice instead of debating it so arrogantly.
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I apologize for interrupting and coming off that way. I will stay out of this...I am very interested in how the cissu smechanism truly works.
 
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