Xfactor advanced and mild asthma

CaptainSlentz

CaptainSlentz

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Hey guys, I was diagnosed with mild asthma when i was younger, but havent used an inhaler in years. Would you recommend against taking XFA ?
 
Thought it probably would be best not to. Thanks for the input
 
Children can grow out of asthma/dermatitis - it would be worth consulting your doctor to determine whether you have or not.

RE: XFA, not researched it, but to me I don't see the point in taking Arachidonic Acid at all. Its a proinflammatory chemical which comes from cell membranes. It leads to many inflammatory chemicals if metabolised and this cannot have such a beneficial effect to the body.
 
i have recently moved away from its use for the reason stated above. it ended up causing me many issues with my joints and muscles and then i started to notice my bp was getting high. never had high bp ever. that was enough for me to stay away from it from now on.
 
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