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prehpreh0

New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 15 Aug 2005
Posts: 4
Location: Vancouver
Sports Injury
Posted: 08-15-05 17:18pm

I hurt my knuckle playing hockey about 3 months ago. I have had 2 x-rays which were both negative. I have had a cortozone shot, been put on two topical anti-inflammitories and have shown limited progress. I have a bump on the nuckle of my right pinky finger. The doctor says it is probably joint/cartiledge/tendon/ligament damage. He mentioned it may be a ganglian. It is still quite stiff and sore some days, but pretty good other days. I have been referred to a surgeon but am on a 6 month wait list. I have started taking glucosamine sulphate to rebuild/repair the joint. I am desperate to get this thing healed. My doctor has become usless. Anyone have ideas? Alternative medicine? Alternatives to glucosamine?
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HelpfulDave

New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 24 Oct 2005
Posts: 4
Location: Montreal
Torn Cartilage And Arthritis
Posted: 10-25-05 11:07am

I maybe able to help you.. I torn a cartiledge in my right knee and arthritis set in. I was in alot of pain especially when it was damp and humid outside. I tried alot of products but they didn't work until a friend from the gym introduced me to cartilage formula. Only after 3 months of taking cartilage formula I was back to my old self. If you want further information please don't hestiate to contact me.


Helpful dave
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EmoHealth

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Joined: 19 Oct 2005
Posts: 13

Posted: 10-25-05 20:53pm

There you can read stories of people using an acai concentrate to clear up their arthritic problems.


I sell the product too and also coach on dietary changes that can relieve a lot of pain
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