Re: OT; regrowing cartilage

[Guest guest]

Judy,

Acupuncture would be a great therapy for him as it stimulates

microcirculation to the joints. In conjunction, get some Whitee or Fastt

Patches from Wei Laboratories. They work... I healed my torn meniscus with

these. Took several months, but I avoided surgery and my knee is 100%.

http://fasttpatch.com/order-now.html

Bob

OT; regrowing cartilage

> About 4 years ago, my husband had his foot x-rayed because of pain in the

> big toe. The dr said the cartilage was about gone, and the only thing

> they

> could do was cut off the toe (?!). Does anyone know if it is possible to

> re-grow cartilage with any kind of supplement?? He does have arthritis

> and

> occasional gout because of this, and it is painful for him to take his

> walks, which he loves.

>

> Any ideas out there?? Thanks for any help!

>

> Judy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Judy, cetylmyristoleate (CMO) regenerates cartilage in joints providing the

substructure has the vasculature to support the regeneration, in other words

hasn't been bone-no-bone for long. In a small arthritis trial here there were 18

out of 22 positive regenerations in four months using Everlasting Super Starter

from Integris. Glucosamine helps. Vitamin C helps the first strands of collagen

to crosslink and form a cartilage or bone bed. Senior adults benefit from

keeping hGH high as in 22 years of age rather than 25% of those values that

they'll have at 66. Bursts of elevated HGH is a requirement for growth. They

didn't do that in the CMO trial but clearly a couple of seniors were oxidizing

and needed the HGH support and antioxidants as well, the SomaLife gHP and the

whey and selenium as well as the Everlasting and Everlasting Support.

all good,

Duncan

>

> About 4 years ago, my husband had his foot x-rayed because of pain in the

> big toe. The dr said the cartilage was about gone, and the only thing they

> could do was cut off the toe (?!). Does anyone know if it is possible to

> re-grow cartilage with any kind of supplement?? He does have arthritis and

> occasional gout because of this, and it is painful for him to take his

> walks, which he loves.

>

> Any ideas out there?? Thanks for any help!

>

> Judy

>

[Guest guest]

First of all, you can treat the pain. Acupuncture, herbs, scenar. There

are some great ways to treat the pain.

As for regrowing cartilage, you can try glucosamine. MSM and

Chondroitin might help too. But it's kind of expensive. What I would

recommend is bone marrow. Some people bake the marrow bones and spread

it on bread. Some people prefer it in broths. But it is LOADED with

collagen. We Chinese medicine people view marrow as foundational yin

essence. It's great, and you get get marrow bones very inexpensively.

You can also try gelatin. Get knox gelatin and sweeten it with stevia

to avoid sugar. Alot of this type of collagen will go to the hair and

nails, but it will help.

Most important thing to go along with this: DRINK PLENTY OF WATER.

On 9/6/2011 8:23 PM, J Trettel wrote:

> About 4 years ago, my husband had his foot x-rayed because of pain in the

> big toe. The dr said the cartilage was about gone, and the only thing they

> could do was cut off the toe (?!). Does anyone know if it is possible to

> re-grow cartilage with any kind of supplement?? He does have arthritis and

> occasional gout because of this, and it is painful for him to take his

> walks, which he loves.

>

> Any ideas out there?? Thanks for any help!

>

> Judy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

As children my brother and I would fight over the bone marrow on toast. Very,

very tasty stuff. My question is, if you're on a 'lower' fat diet, does marrow

have a lot of fat or does it just have the kind of consistency?

Also, is there any danger of picking up organims, pesticides etc since most bone

marrow is not from grain fed or organic beef..

Thank you,

> > About 4 years ago, my husband had his foot x-rayed because of pain in the

> > big toe. The dr said the cartilage was about gone, and the only thing they

> > could do was cut off the toe (?!). Does anyone know if it is possible to

> > re-grow cartilage with any kind of supplement?? He does have arthritis and

> > occasional gout because of this, and it is painful for him to take his

> > walks, which he loves.

> >

> > Any ideas out there?? Thanks for any help!

> >

> > Judy

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

1: What I do is I make broths. I put the marrow bone in a crock pot

overnight with spices and stuff. Then in the morning, I put it in the

fridge. All the fat rises to the top and hardens. Then I scoop it

right out. I'm sure there's still fat in there, but it definitely

lessens the content.

2: You can find organic butchers if you look around. Here in

Minneapolis there are a few that supply organic meat to the coops and stuff.

On 9/7/2011 4:56 PM, Little Scout wrote:

> As children my brother and I would fight over the bone marrow on toast. Very,

very tasty stuff. My question is, if you're on a 'lower' fat diet, does marrow

have a lot of fat or does it just have the kind of consistency?

>

> Also, is there any danger of picking up organims, pesticides etc since most

bone marrow is not from grain fed or organic beef..

>

> Thank you,

>

>

>

>>> About 4 years ago, my husband had his foot x-rayed because of p

[Guest guest]

As I have often said, 1/2 cup/day of MSM will heal just about any joint

problem if you give it a few months.

" About 4 years ago, my husband had his foot x-rayed because of pain in the

big toe. The dr said the cartilage was about gone, and the only thing they

could do was cut off the toe (?!). Does anyone know if it is possible to

re-grow cartilage with any kind of supplement?? He does have arthritis and

occasional gout because of this, and it is painful for him to take his

walks, which he loves. "

[Guest guest]

Trouble with MSM on that dosage level is the stomach problems it can cause. I

agree its great but not for everyone and most especially not for people who have

digestive issues like me. I'd never be able to leave the house and certainly

nowhere without a washroom near by.

There have to be other ways and means of achieving the same thing. Bone marrow

and collagen are two others, are there more?

Thanks,

A.

>

> As I have often said, 1/2 cup/day of MSM will heal just about any joint

> problem if you give it a few months.

>

>

> " About 4 years ago, my husband had his foot x-rayed because of pain in the

> big toe. The dr said the cartilage was about gone, and the only thing they

> could do was cut off the toe (?!). Does anyone know if it is possible to

> re-grow cartilage with any kind of supplement?? He does have arthritis and

> occasional gout because of this, and it is painful for him to take his

> walks, which he loves. "

>

[Guest guest]

On 2011-09-07 5:56 PM, Little Scout <andreakollo@...> wrote:

> As children my brother and I would fight over the bone marrow on toast.

> Very, very tasty stuff. My question is, if you're on a 'lower' fat diet,

> does marrow have a lot of fat or does it just have the kind of consistency?

It has a lot of the *right* kinds of fat.

'Low-fat diets' are killing people every day.

It is about the *quality* of fats, not quantity...

Eat lots of fresh raw cream, fatty (organic grass fed) meats, fatty

fish, coconut (meat, milk, cream), etc, as much as you want.

Copntrary to what you have been led to believe, fat is *good* for you!

> Also, is there any danger of picking up organims, pesticides etc since

> most bone marrow is not from grain fed or organic beef..

Get the bones from a producer that sells only organic grass fed meats...

there are many available, and most will ship to you. Just be sure to get

the bones in small bagged portions (I ordered 50lbs of bones once

without specifying, and got 2 25 lb bags, which makes it difficult if

not impossible to use a little at a time)...

[Guest guest]

On 2011-09-07 6:08 PM, Mercurius Trismegistus

<magisterium_magnum@...> wrote:

> 1: What I do is I make broths. I put the marrow bone in a crock pot

> overnight with spices and stuff. Then in the morning, I put it in the

> fridge. All the fat rises to the top and hardens. Then I scoop it

> right out. I'm sure there's still fat in there, but it definitely

> lessens the content.

Then you are wasting an incredible bounty of nutritious yummy stuff!

[Guest guest]

On 2011-09-07 9:58 PM, Little Scout <andreakollo@...> wrote:

> Trouble with MSM on that dosage level is the stomach problems it can

> cause. I agree its great but not for everyone and most especially not

> for people who have digestive issues like me. I'd never be able to leave

> the house and certainly nowhere without a washroom near by.

Never had a problem since I started taking it the way huuman recommends

(by the heaping tablespoon straight to the mouth, sip a little water,

then swish it around until it is dissolved, usually 2-3 minutes, then

swallow the remaining water) - this way most of the msm is absorbed

directly through the mucous membranes in the mouth, bypassing entirely

the digestive system.

[Guest guest]

Everyone processes fat's differently and I gained a ton of weight using VCO

which depressed the heck out of me. According to some in this group it was

lauric that can settle in for the long haul LoL.

I'm using MCT oil and take DHA/EPA fish oils by Metagenics 3-6-9.

Part of my problem is joint pain in the knee which limits higher levels of

exercise and even walking will make my knee swell. That's why I was interested

in the bone marrow and the MSM. I also use magnesium gel.

I like your dissolve in the mouth protocol and want to ask if its hard to deal

with taste? I will eat anything and the only vit that I can't even stand the

smell of is Vit B ... just over powering which suggests that I actually need it!

> > As children my brother and I would fight over the bone marrow on toast.

> > Very, very tasty stuff. My question is, if you're on a 'lower' fat diet,

> > does marrow have a lot of fat or does it just have the kind of consistency?

>

> It has a lot of the *right* kinds of fat.

>

> 'Low-fat diets' are killing people every day.

>

> It is about the *quality* of fats, not quantity...

>

> Eat lots of fresh raw cream, fatty (organic grass fed) meats, fatty

> fish, coconut (meat, milk, cream), etc, as much as you want.

>

> Copntrary to what you have been led to believe, fat is *good* for you!

>

> > Also, is there any danger of picking up organims, pesticides etc since

> > most bone marrow is not from grain fed or organic beef..

>

> Get the bones from a producer that sells only organic grass fed meats...

> there are many available, and most will ship to you. Just be sure to get

> the bones in small bagged portions (I ordered 50lbs of bones once

> without specifying, and got 2 25 lb bags, which makes it difficult if

> not impossible to use a little at a time)...

>

[Guest guest]

On 2011-09-08 10:36 AM, Little Scout <andreakollo@...> wrote:

> I like your dissolve in the mouth protocol and want to ask if its hard

> to deal with taste? I will eat anything and the only vit that I can't

> even stand the smell of is Vit B ... just over powering which suggests

> that I actually need it!

If you do it right, you hardly taste anything...

You have to do it in the same way you might take something and 'hold

your nose', but I can do it without actually physically holding my nose...

[Guest guest]

Thinking it may be beneficial to try to go more alkaline in the foods he eats

to try to off set the tendency to acidic conditions that cause gout.

Let your food be your medicine and your medicine be your food...

d

________________________________

From: Mercurius Trismegistus <magisterium_magnum@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Wednesday, September 7, 2011 5:34 PM

Subject: Re: OT; regrowing cartilage

 

First of all, you can treat the pain. Acupuncture, herbs, scenar. There

are some great ways to treat the pain.

As for regrowing cartilage, you can try glucosamine. MSM and

Chondroitin might help too. But it's kind of expensive. What I would

recommend is bone marrow. Some people bake the marrow bones and spread

it on bread. Some people prefer it in broths. But it is LOADED with

collagen. We Chinese medicine people view marrow as foundational yin

essence. It's great, and you get get marrow bones very inexpensively.

You can also try gelatin. Get knox gelatin and sweeten it with stevia

to avoid sugar. Alot of this type of collagen will go to the hair and

nails, but it will help.

Most important thing to go along with this: DRINK PLENTY OF WATER.

On 9/6/2011 8:23 PM, J Trettel wrote:

> About 4 years ago, my husband had his foot x-rayed because of pain in the

> big toe. The dr said the cartilage was about gone, and the only thing they

> could do was cut off the toe (?!). Does anyone know if it is possible to

> re-grow cartilage with any kind of supplement?? He does have arthritis and

> occasional gout because of this, and it is painful for him to take his

> walks, which he loves.

>

> Any ideas out there?? Thanks for any help!

>

> Judy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The people who I recommend it to in person get a demonstration of how I

take it... A heaping tablespoonful in the mouth followed by water,

swoosh it around or a good amount of time (you absorb most of it in the

mouth) and swallow.

I get stomach problems from supplements on occasion, but not from MSM

taken in this manner. I take a slew of enzymes every day. They help a

lot.

We are all different and must be students of what works best for us, but

this MSM is magic stuff for joints.

Regards,

Jim

>Trouble with MSM on that dosage level is the stomach problems it can

cause. I agree its great but not for everyone and most especially not

for people who have digestive issues like me. I'd never be able to leave

the house and certainly nowhere without a washroom near by.

There have to be other ways and means of achieving the same thing. Bone

marrow and collagen are two others, are there more?

Thanks,

A.<

>

> As I have often said, 1/2 cup/day of MSM will heal just about any joint

> problem if you give it a few months.

>

>

> " About 4 years ago, my husband had his foot x-rayed because of pain

in the

> big toe. The dr said the cartilage was about gone, and the only thing

they

> could do was cut off the toe (?!). Does anyone know if it is possible to

> re-grow cartilage with any kind of supplement?? He does have

arthritis and

> occasional gout because of this, and it is painful for him to take his

> walks, which he loves. "

[Guest guest]

Hi ; I don't know I've posted this recently but my sister had a similar

knee problem and was up for a double knee replacement. For months she often

could only go crying with the pain from bed to couch, essentially a shut-in. I

told her about Integris' (Collastin) Everlasting and Everlasting Supprt and got

her on our little trial of 18 people. She improved so well in just 2 months that

she started walking with me and the dog, and in three months she was hiking

mountain trails right up Mount Prevost I think that was 2000 or 2001; she

hasn't had to repeat the three-month therapy in more than 10 years but she's

considering it. The Integris product carries a guarantee even on the four-month

program. Out of 22 people, just two asked for their money back; one didn't even

have arthritis but real bad oxidation so was really taking it for the wrong kind

degeneration. No matter; money back anyway.

I think it's good that your knee gets warm; I think it's a proposal to focus

some healing on the knee and your body is up to the repair.

all good,

Duncan

>

>

> Everyone processes fat's differently and I gained a ton of weight using VCO

which depressed the heck out of me. According to some in this group it was

lauric that can settle in for the long haul LoL.

>

> I'm using MCT oil and take DHA/EPA fish oils by Metagenics 3-6-9.

>

> Part of my problem is joint pain in the knee which limits higher levels of

exercise and even walking will make my knee swell. That's why I was interested

in the bone marrow and the MSM. I also use magnesium gel.

>

> I like your dissolve in the mouth protocol and want to ask if its hard to

deal with taste? I will eat anything and the only vit that I can't even stand

the smell of is Vit B ... just over powering which suggests that I actually need

it!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jim,

There are those of us who have heart-related side effects from ingesting MSM.

I, for one, started on a low dose increasing it gradually. When I got to about

1 tsp. (yes, only 1 tsp.!), I got severe heart palpitations. To be sure, this

happened several times as I was deducing the cause. MSM! I used the purest MSM

available (Opti). In googling for research on this experience, I found that I

am not alone. Many individuals have had the exact same side effect. Some,

frightened enough to go to the ER. And, after thorough exam/testing, were found

to have nothing wrong with them.

So, can you explain these side effects? You seem to have a great deal of

experience with MSM and I'm hoping that someone can shed some light on how/why

this happens to some of us. Looking forward to your reply . . . .

Anne Zipkes

HS, AR

[Guest guest]

Thanks Duncan ... valuable information for sure. Will check this product out.

Found a product called SinewPlex today from a Canadian Co in powder form with

6000mg of collagen; 1500 mg of milk protein and other impessive intredients

including a full range of b's at a very reasonable price by Omega Alpha at

omegaalpha.ca.

With the ingredient list looks like it could replace a multi-vit with the added

beneficial ingrients. Also a wide range of products that all look very good with

the added benefit of being local with website & phone number.

Hoping others may benefit so would love your feedback.

> >

> >

> > Everyone processes fat's differently and I gained a ton of weight using VCO

which depressed the heck out of me. According to some in this group it was

lauric that can settle in for the long haul LoL.

> >

> > I'm using MCT oil and take DHA/EPA fish oils by Metagenics 3-6-9.

> >

> > Part of my problem is joint pain in the knee which limits higher levels of

exercise and even walking will make my knee swell. That's why I was interested

in the bone marrow and the MSM. I also use magnesium gel.

> >

> > I like your dissolve in the mouth protocol and want to ask if its hard to

deal with taste? I will eat anything and the only vit that I can't even stand

the smell of is Vit B ... just over powering which suggests that I actually need

it!

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

-Judy

From one who has had his knees rebuilt by using the product below

Case history

1 cartilage torn on right knee(surgery involved)'many weeks of rehab and missing

work

2 left knee doing same refused surgery (found this product)

Three days later pain gone . Over the last year all symptoms gone

Caution this formula was designed for horses only.Please take the time to read

the indigents and do your research. Very powerful stuff and dirt cheap,

http://www.animedproducts.com/images/AniFlexGL_Comparison_01-10_.pdf

also for those who prefer the research of the other listings. dirt cheap

compared to the so called health food venders we find online

http://www.animedproducts.com/hjoint.html

mike

[Guest guest]

Aniflex looks good but humans don't assimilate chondroitin, and the company has

another product FlexAbility CM, below, that may be a better match for humans

because it contains CMO and omits the chondroitin. CMO is the main ingredient in

the Everlasting that worked in our trial but to be fair, the Everlasting Support

formula in the kit contains herbs that are known to alleviate if not cure joint

degeneration. I'd add in some antioxidants and whey and selenium to prevent

further decay, which is caused by oxidative stress.

FlexAbility CM combines easily absorbed natural ingredients for support of

healthy joint connective tissue and joint structure and to support and maintain

normal joint function and mobility. FlexAbility CM provides CMO, Glucosamine,

MSM, Hyaluronic Acid.

Active Ingredients per 2 scoops (approx 70 grams):

Cetyl Myristoleate(CMO) 5000mg,

Glucosamine HCL (porcine) 5000mg,

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) min 5000mg,

Hyaluronic Acid (HA) 100mg

Packaged: 5lb, 10lb, 20lb

http://www.animedproducts.com/hjoint.html

Recovery EQ, rated #1 by Horse Journal, is the horse product that people use

locally for joint care; it's blended here in Duncan BC.

http://www.recoveryeq.com/

http://www.purica.com/

Recovery®EQ-Extra Strength orally administered powder contains Nutricol® — a

proprietary bioflavonoid complex from tea and grapes recognized for their

health-promoting action*, hyaluronic acid (HA), glucosamine, MSM (methyl

sulfonyl methane), TMG (dimethylglycine) , magnesium, vitamin C and natural

vitamin E.

Nutricol® is a proprietary bioflavonoid complex containing epigallocatechin

gallate (EGCG), theaflavin, proanthocyanidins and resveratrol from Vitis

vinifera (grape) and Camellia sinensis (green tea).

Each scoop (26 grams / 0.9 ounces / 2 tablespoons) contains:

1,000mg Nutricol®

10,000mg glucosamine

10,000mg MSM

1,000mg TMG (trimethylglycine, betaine)

1,400mg buffered vitamin C

750iu natural vitamin E

525mg elemental magnesium

100mg of hyaluronic acid - HA (sodium hyaluronate)

Note the similarities. I think the TMG makes the product unique and in this case

I'd add CMO.

all good,

Duncan

>

>

>

> -Judy

>

> From one who has had his knees rebuilt by using the product below

> Case history

> 1 cartilage torn on right knee(surgery involved)'many weeks of rehab and

missing work

> 2 left knee doing same refused surgery (found this product)

> Three days later pain gone . Over the last year all symptoms gone

> Caution this formula was designed for horses only.Please take the time to read

the indigents and do your research. Very powerful stuff and dirt cheap,

>

> http://www.animedproducts.com/images/AniFlexGL_Comparison_01-10_.pdf

>

> also for those who prefer the research of the other listings. dirt cheap

compared to the so called health food venders we find online

>

> http://www.animedproducts.com/hjoint.html

> mike

>

[Guest guest]

Duncan: This is the product and ingredient list for OmegaAlpha SinewPlex that I

was referring to:

Hydrolyzed Collagen 6000 mg

Lactose-free & fat-free whole milk protein 1500 mg

D-Glucosamine Sulphate 750 mg

R-Alpha Lipoic acid 250 mg

Vitamin C 750 mg

Citrus Bioflavonoids 250 mg

Calcium (Calcium lactate) 500 mg

Magnesium (Magnesium citrate) 100 mg

Silicon (Sodium metasilicate) 10 mg

Zinc (Zinc citrate) 10 mg

Manganese (Manganese sulphate) 5 mg

Boron (Sodium borate) 2.5 mg

Copper (Copper gluconate) 1 mg

Molybdenum (Sodium molybdate) 100 mcg

Chromium Polynicotinate 100 mcg

Selenium (Sodium selenite) 50 mcg

Vanadium (Vanadyl sulphate) 25 mcg

Beta Carotene 5000 IU

Vitamin B1 Thiamine mononitrate 50 mg

Vitamin B2 Riboflavin 30 mg

Vitamin B3 Niacinamide 250 mg

Vitamin B5 Calcium pantothenate 125 mg

Vitamin B6 Pyridoxal-5-phosphate 50 mg

Vitamin B9 Folic acid 0.5 mg

Vitamin B12 Cyanocobalamin 0.5 mg

Biotin 0.5 mg

Choline Bitartrate 100 mg

Inositol 100 mg

Vitamin D3 500 IU

Vitamin E (d-alpha-tocopheryl acetate) 200 IU

Protease 25 mg /6500 USP

Would you please provide a link to the product your sister used to help with her

knees.

Thank you in advance,

> >

> >

> >

> > -Judy

> >

> > From one who has had his knees rebuilt by using the product below

> > Case history

> > 1 cartilage torn on right knee(surgery involved)'many weeks of rehab and

missing work

> > 2 left knee doing same refused surgery (found this product)

> > Three days later pain gone . Over the last year all symptoms gone

> > Caution this formula was designed for horses only.Please take the time to

read the indigents and do your research. Very powerful stuff and dirt cheap,

> >

> > http://www.animedproducts.com/images/AniFlexGL_Comparison_01-10_.pdf

> >

> > also for those who prefer the research of the other listings. dirt cheap

compared to the so called health food venders we find online

> >

> > http://www.animedproducts.com/hjoint.html

> > mike

> >

>

[Guest guest]

So, how many of you buy MSM in bulk for Horses? Amazon has 10lbs of it for 40

bucks.

And have any of you feed MSM to animal. Specifically dogs. Does food hide the

bitter? How much would she get? I would like to feed it to my 12 lb

Schipperke. She is 8 and 1/2 and for now, very healthy, and I would like to

keep her that way. She eats raw and gets vita d and fish oil. You would not

believe she is as old as she is.

My other Schip was the same age, but I had to euthanize her in July because of

Brittle diabetes, pancreatitis and two strokes. They said, she lived 3 years

longer than she would have because of the raw feeding that didn't tax her

pancreas and very high protein diet that kept the diabetes at bay. We did shots

twice a day for almost a year. She crashed two or three times and then had two

strokes and ever increasing pancreatitis attacks. Seriously, I hate breeders

that keep inbreeding their dogs...

Also, I found if you put the powder under the tongue and hold it there for a few

minutes, the bitterness is cut quite a bit...

Today I shall be doing 8 grams as I haven't had any problems with it... so

far...

C.

________________________________

From: michaelinde <michaelinde@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Sun, September 11, 2011 9:55:55 AM

Subject: Re: OT; regrowing cartilage

-Judy

From one who has had his knees rebuilt by using the product below

Case history

1 cartilage torn on right knee(surgery involved)'many weeks of rehab and missing

work

2 left knee doing same refused surgery (found this product)

Three days later pain gone . Over the last year all symptoms gone

Caution this formula was designed for horses only.Please take the time to read

the indigents and do your research. Very powerful stuff and dirt cheap,

http://www.animedproducts.com/images/AniFlexGL_Comparison_01-10_.pdf

also for those who prefer the research of the other listings. dirt cheap

compared to the so called health food venders we find online

http://www.animedproducts.com/hjoint.html

mike

[Guest guest]

Horses?? I don't mind that so much, but wonder what might be in it that

might be harmful to humans.

On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 8:55 AM, michaelinde <michaelinde@...> wrote:

>

> -Judy

>

> From one who has had his knees rebuilt by using the product below

> Case history

> 1 cartilage torn on right knee(surgery involved)'many weeks of rehab and

> missing work

> 2 left knee doing same refused surgery (found this product)

> Three days later pain gone . Over the last year all symptoms gone

> Caution this formula was designed for horses only.Please take the time to

> read the indigents and do your research. Very powerful stuff and dirt cheap,

>

> http://www.animedproducts.com/images/AniFlexGL_Comparison_01-10_.pdf

>

> also for those who prefer the research of the other listings. dirt cheap

> compared to the so called health food venders we find online

>

> http://www.animedproducts.com/hjoint.html

> mike

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Truthfully, its probably the same stuff packaged for humans. Just cheaper cause

its for " animals " . But were animals too! So it should be ok!

C.

________________________________

From: J Trettel <gnp222@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Sun, September 11, 2011 3:19:59 PM

Subject: Re: Re: OT; regrowing cartilage

Horses?? I don't mind that so much, but wonder what might be in it that

might be harmful to humans.

On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 8:55 AM, michaelinde <michaelinde@...> wrote:

>

> -Judy

>

> From one who has had his knees rebuilt by using the product below

> Case history

> 1 cartilage torn on right knee(surgery involved)'many weeks of rehab and

> missing work

> 2 left knee doing same refused surgery (found this product)

> Three days later pain gone . Over the last year all symptoms gone

> Caution this formula was designed for horses only.Please take the time to

> read the indigents and do your research. Very powerful stuff and dirt cheap,

>

> http://www.animedproducts.com/images/AniFlexGL_Comparison_01-10_.pdf

>

> also for those who prefer the research of the other listings. dirt cheap

> compared to the so called health food venders we find online

>

> http://www.animedproducts.com/hjoint.html

> mike

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You may have a point there, . I remember my brother-in-law used to

take antibiotics that were meant for farm animals, didn't have any bad

effects, and he is still as healthy as can be, far as I know. I do

believe in MSM, as years ago, my hands were so sore and swollen in Winter, I

feared they would soon look all gnarled and get much worse. After using

MSM for some time, they don't hurt anymore, don't get swollen, and hey, I

can type just fine now; lol

Judy

On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 2:27 PM, Cody <lecody2001@...> wrote:

> **

>

>

> Truthfully, its probably the same stuff packaged for humans. Just cheaper

> cause

> its for " animals " . But were animals too! So it should be ok!

>

> C.

>

> ________________________________

> From: J Trettel <gnp222@...>

>

> Coconut Oil

> Sent: Sun, September 11, 2011 3:19:59 PM

> Subject: Re: Re: OT; regrowing cartilage

>

>

> Horses?? I don't mind that so much, but wonder what might be in it that

> might be harmful to humans.

> On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 8:55 AM, michaelinde <michaelinde@...>

> wrote:

>

> >

> > -Judy

> >

> > From one who has had his knees rebuilt by using the product below

> > Case history

> > 1 cartilage torn on right knee(surgery involved)'many weeks of rehab and

> > missing work

> > 2 left knee doing same refused surgery (found this product)

> > Three days later pain gone . Over the last year all symptoms gone

> > Caution this formula was designed for horses only.Please take the time to

> > read the indigents and do your research. Very powerful stuff and dirt

> cheap,

> >

> > http://www.animedproducts.com/images/AniFlexGL_Comparison_01-10_.pdf

> >

> > also for those who prefer the research of the other listings. dirt cheap

> > compared to the so called health food venders we find online

> >

> > http://www.animedproducts.com/hjoint.html

> > mike

> >

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

If you think about it, this stuff is the same thing that breeders of horses that

sell for millions of dollars.. they demand the best. Same for other breeders of

dogs, cats, and other animal livestock.

________________________________

From: J Trettel <gnp222@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Sun, September 11, 2011 3:39:42 PM

Subject: Re: Re: OT; regrowing cartilage

You may have a point there, . I remember my brother-in-law used to

take antibiotics that were meant for farm animals, didn't have any bad

effects, and he is still as healthy as can be, far as I know. I do

believe in MSM, as years ago, my hands were so sore and swollen in Winter, I

feared they would soon look all gnarled and get much worse. After using

MSM for some time, they don't hurt anymore, don't get swollen, and hey, I

can type just fine now; lol

Judy

On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 2:27 PM, Cody <lecody2001@...> wrote:

> **

>

>

> Truthfully, its probably the same stuff packaged for humans. Just cheaper

> cause

> its for " animals " . But were animals too! So it should be ok!

>

> C.

>

> ________________________________

> From: J Trettel <gnp222@...>

>

> Coconut Oil

> Sent: Sun, September 11, 2011 3:19:59 PM

> Subject: Re: Re: OT; regrowing cartilage

>

>

> Horses?? I don't mind that so much, but wonder what might be in it that

> might be harmful to humans.

> On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 8:55 AM, michaelinde <michaelinde@...>

> wrote:

>

> >

> > -Judy

> >

> > From one who has had his knees rebuilt by using the product below

> > Case history

> > 1 cartilage torn on right knee(surgery involved)'many weeks of rehab and

> > missing work

> > 2 left knee doing same refused surgery (found this product)

> > Three days later pain gone . Over the last year all symptoms gone

> > Caution this formula was designed for horses only.Please take the time to

> > read the indigents and do your research. Very powerful stuff and dirt

> cheap,

> >

> > http://www.animedproducts.com/images/AniFlexGL_Comparison_01-10_.pdf

> >

> > also for those who prefer the research of the other listings. dirt cheap

> > compared to the so called health food venders we find online

> >

> > http://www.animedproducts.com/hjoint.html

> > mike

> >

> >

> >

>

>