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I can get this prescribed from a pharmacy and was told it would help with joint pain and is the best way to get these supplements. I'm curious if it is worth investing in and pinning 3-4 times extra per week to administer this. It goes in an insulin needle and is injected into the delts. Does anyone have experience with injecting these and would I expect to see anything out of it or is it simply a waste of money?
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None of those amino acids provide users any benefit regarding the joint pain, as their primary metabolic functions are completely irrelevant to joint health.
What you need is injectable Glucosamine-Chondroitin. You should also look into Hyaluronic Acid.
On a last note, however, if joint pain is severe due to an injury and/or structural defect, this is rather a condition where serious medical attention is needed.
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Hyualoric acid is complemented by MSM. NOW foods has a pill with both. Idk if your allergic to shellfish but I am so glucosamine isn't an option for me.Originally Posted by Turkish Juicer
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in inject HA into my kneee bursa annually, and 5 grams of MSM daily. plus the fish oil (i don't think it helps much)
had my knee scoped almost a year ago. real happy about that decision
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Think the HA would be as effective orally taken every day? And where do you buy your msm tr
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^^^ HA is useless when supplemented orally.
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What about using GAC for tendonitis. I know a guy that swears by it. Anyone ever try it? Anyone have any suggestions for treating tendonitis??
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Why not consider physiotherapy as the primary option here?
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You think so? That sucks, does the liver destroy it out something?
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