cartilage regrowth

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As promised, Here's the lowdown on regrowing cartilage and reducing

inflammation in affected joints.

There's a purified fatty acid ester derived from beef, that promotes

the regrowth of cartilage. It is called cetylmyristoleate.

Cetylmyristoleate is only effective in about 64% of people by itself,

but with the correct vitamin and mineral cofactors the success rate

goes up to just under 90%.

The correct cofactors are: Estrified vitamin C, zinc, manganese.

There are several companies that produce a blend; some of these

blends do not have cetyl in them but something similar that does not

work.

One specific company will guarantee their trademarked blend to regrow

cartilage and reduce inflammation or your money back. They include a

trademarked blend of plant extracts in their package. This is the

Integris Corporation www.integriscorp.com and their Collastin. The

blend reduces inflammation by elevating Th1 memory cells that control

Th2 proliferation and the resulting inflammation.

Because it's guaranteed, a bunch of us here in Canada found a way to

import it to try it completely risk-free. Integris normally doesn't

ship outside the USA so I had to come up with a US address to get the

stuff. If you go ahead and use my ID# I don't make a dime. Fill yer

boots. I make a living in other ways. Check out my profile on .

An e-book called " At Last Collastin " by Dr. Chuck Cochran, is the

same as the print version. You can write me for a copy or try to find

one on a web search. Please quote this paragraph.

Anyway, not one of the 11 people in the group asked for their money

back. Everyone got relief. Gotta admit 11 for 11's a pretty good

average. I'm really happy for them.

One lady, Josi, took off her knee brace and went hiking all day long

after only one month on Collastin. After two months she said it's the

first time she'd been pain-free in over ten years.

Another lady, , has taken off BOTH her knee braces, and wheeled

her wheelchair into storage after less than two months on the

Collastin. Her husband is amazed that she walked over two miles

without her knee braces, something she wouldn't have done in the

entire 16 years they were together. Instead of grinding in her knee

joints the joints are reported as " fluid " .

There are other testimonials, but you get the picture.

Note that the product does not claim to cure degenerative disease,

just regrows cartilage and reduces inflammation. To reduce or

eliminate degenerative disease you need to change your diet, take

ample vitamins and especially minerals and drink lots of water. You

need a change to your biological terrain. More on that another time.

ciao

Duncan

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Rheumatoid arthritis is an auto-immune disease the medical dictionary describes it as thus:Chronic inflammatory disease in which there is destruction of joints. It is an autoimmune disorder in which immune complexes are formed in joints and excite an inflammatory response (complex mediated hypersensitivity).

Building up the cartlidge is just helping a symptom - there is NO cure for Rheumatoid arthritis

Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote: Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid can be handled quite nicely by regrowing thecartilage.Collastin is worth a look because it does that, backed by a money-backguarantee. It contains two kinds of cetyl-myristoleate and a few othergoodies. Company says the treatment gets 90% success in a three-monthprogram, and that's how they can guarantee it.The support formula contains herbal complements in a patented formula, andglucosamine hydrochloride.Two people I know have taken off knee braces and both can walk the trailsall day, not just sidewalks mind you, pain-free. One actually stored twoknee braces and gave back the wheelchair to the Red Cross. She had had fouroperations to each knee already and most days had to crawl from room toroom. The other lady said she could run up and down the stairs 20 times aday and "that just wouldn't have happened last year".Both these ladies had osteoarthritis.This is not a cure for the degenerative processes. It just makes thecartilage regrow and reduces inflammatory responses by increasing Th1 memorycells over Th2 inflammatory cells. Once the cartilage is restored manypeople stop taking the blend for several to many years.If anyone wants the e-booklet by chiropractor Dr. Chuck Cochran, "At LastCollastin", just email me and I'll send it.Duncan Crow250-748-6967