Re: [FMUSA] HA joints fadcia humans. high end horses and dogs

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this is an interesting subject for sure. Lubrisyn is taken orally but most likely those who have HA injected in a knee joint need the injection. It seems it is used to get more performance from horses. I tis pumped on the horse feed. I don't really know about human performance, pain relief or lessening of myofascial densifications however.

To: FMUSA Cc: Oregon D Cs <Oregondcs > Sent: Sunday, May 6, 2012 8:38 AMSubject: Re: [FMUSA] HA joints fadcia humans. high end horses and dogs

According to Dr. Gladstone ( an ortho. and researcher at Mt. SinaiHospital in NYC ) this injection, beside lubricating the joint,stimulates the synovial cells to produce more HA. This helps explainwhy the peak level of pain relief usually occurs four months after theinjection. I have had it done and it did give a small amount ofrelief. Several of my patients also had it done with one reportingdramatic relief. I don't know if anyone is injecting it into any otherjoints. Steve Oswald> Years ago, body builders used to inject HA into the abs to help them show> better. They are also now injecting this into the knee for

relief of pain.>>> >>>>> Hyaluronic Acid is a growing modality in the equestrian world. A local>> psych nurse said it really helped with her horse during the show season>> http://lubrisyn.com/ Anyone familar with it? Besides the joint>> lubrication is lubrication of fascial densifications a reason for it's>> effectiveness?>> Kahn DC Eugene Oregon>>>>>>-- Dr. F. OswaldChiropractor - Applied Kinesiologist80 Fifth Ave, Suite 1205New York, NY 10011Ph. Fx. 817 Chestnut Ridge RoadChestnut Ridge, NY 10977Ph. Fx.

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There have been several patients of mine who raved about it .... thinking of it as an infuser and space filler makes a great deal of sense. Fascia is a gelatinous 'fabric' after all ..... finally understood that with Anatomy Trains/ skSunny Kierstyn, RN DC Fibromyalgia Care Center of Oregon 2677 Willakenzie Road, 7CEugene, Oregon, 97401541- 654-0850; Fx; 541- 654-0834www.drsunnykierstyn.com To: FMUSA CC: Oregondcs From: gregorykahndc@...Date: Sun, 6 May 2012 19:37:46 -0700Subject: Re: [FMUSA] HA joints fadcia humans. high end horses and dogs

this is an interesting subject for sure. Lubrisyn is taken orally but most likely those who have HA injected in a knee joint need the injection. It seems it is used to get more performance from horses. I tis pumped on the horse feed. I don't really know about human performance, pain relief or lessening of myofascial densifications however.

To: FMUSA Cc: Oregon D Cs <Oregondcs > Sent: Sunday, May 6, 2012 8:38 AMSubject: Re: [FMUSA] HA joints fadcia humans. high end horses and dogs

According to Dr. Gladstone ( an ortho. and researcher at Mt. SinaiHospital in NYC ) this injection, beside lubricating the joint,stimulates the synovial cells to produce more HA. This helps explainwhy the peak level of pain relief usually occurs four months after theinjection. I have had it done and it did give a small amount ofrelief. Several of my patients also had it done with one reportingdramatic relief. I don't know if anyone is injecting it into any otherjoints. Steve Oswald> Years ago, body builders used to inject HA into the abs to help them show> better. They are also now injecting this into the knee for

relief of pain.>>> >>>>> Hyaluronic Acid is a growing modality in the equestrian world. A local>> psych nurse said it really helped with her horse during the show season>> http://lubrisyn.com/ Anyone familar with it? Besides the joint>> lubrication is lubrication of fascial densifications a reason for it's>> effectiveness?>> Kahn DC Eugene Oregon>>>>>>-- Dr. F. OswaldChiropractor - Applied Kinesiologist80 Fifth Ave, Suite 1205New York, NY 10011Ph. Fx. 817 Chestnut Ridge RoadChestnut Ridge, NY 10977Ph. Fx.