gotu kola - anybody have success with this?

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I'm having alot of joint pain (it's gotten so bad, my right shoulder

dislocates alot) and Andy recommends this for joint healing. It's

also supposed to help with neurological problems.

I've always thougth gluco chondrin (sp??) was good for joints.

Anybody have any info here?

Thanks,

Val

[Guest guest]

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I'm having alot of joint pain (it's gotten so bad, my right shoulder

> dislocates alot) and Andy recommends this for joint healing. It's

> also supposed to help with neurological problems.

>

> I've always thougth gluco chondrin (sp??) was good for joints.

>

> Anybody have any info here?

>

> Thanks,

> Val

>

Yes, It helps stop connective tissue from breaking on my nose. It

also helps reduce swelling too.

You will get different results depending on what company you buy it from.

[Guest guest]

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I'm having alot of joint pain (it's gotten so bad, my right shoulder

> dislocates alot) and Andy recommends this for joint healing. It's

> also supposed to help with neurological problems.

>

> I've always thougth gluco chondrin (sp??) was good for joints.

>

> Anybody have any info here?

>

> Thanks,

> Val

>

Yes, It helps stop connective tissue from breaking on my nose. It

also helps reduce swelling too.

You will get different results depending on what company you buy it from.

[Guest guest]

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I'm having alot of joint pain (it's gotten so bad, my right shoulder

> dislocates alot) and Andy recommends this for joint healing. It's

> also supposed to help with neurological problems.

>

> I've always thougth gluco chondrin (sp??) was good for joints.

>

> Anybody have any info here?

>

> Thanks,

> Val

>

Yes, It helps stop connective tissue from breaking on my nose. It

also helps reduce swelling too.

You will get different results depending on what company you buy it from.

[Guest guest]

>

> Yes, It helps stop connective tissue from breaking on my nose. It

> also helps reduce swelling too.

>

> You will get different results depending on what company you buy it

from.

>

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Thanks, what brand do you think works the best? I just bought the

tincture from Gaia Herbs...

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation , seashell_555 wrote:

Hi,

I'm having alot of joint pain (it's gotten so bad, my right shoulder

dislocates alot) and Andy recommends this for joint healing. It's

also supposed to help with neurological problems.

----------I have never tried gotu kola myself, but yes Andy mentions it on

page 155 of Amalgam Illness, and says it enchances collagen formation and thus

skin and joint healing, and can help with other things too. So it's probably

worth a try.------Jackie

I've always thougth gluco chondrin (sp??) was good for joints.

-------------Glucosamine chondroitin is what you see advertised or in stores

all the time. Lots of those products also contain MSM, which is a sulfury

supplement, which many of us mercury toxic people should avoid, so be careful of

that. I think the glucosamine part is the effective part. On page 154 of AI,

Andy says glucosamine is useful for healing the gut, skin, and joints. I am low

plasma sulfate, so besides epsom salt baths, Andy says you can take glucosamine

sulfate as a supplement to help raise it, so I get both benefits from this one

supp. My bottle says " As a key ingredient in cartilage, Glucosamine plays an

important role in good joint health. Studies indicate that Glucosamine provides

the building blocks for constructing cartilage. " So you could try glucosamine

also.-----------Jackie

Anybody have any info here?

-----------------Although Andy doesn't mention it for this purpose, my bottle

of L-Lysine says it is a main component of tendons, ligaments, and connective

tissues throughout the body. Lysine also promotes bone, skin, and cartilage

formation and is required for the proper functioning of joints and tendons. It

is an essential amino acid which is often deficient in vegetarian diets. I

ordered it because it is supposed to help with cold sores, which Andy does

mention on page 158 of AI.

So those are the things I know of off hand, there may be more. I guess I

would suggest trying one thing at a time, to see if it helps. And I would think

it may take awhile to really notice improvements, so give it some

time.---------Jackie

Thanks,

Val

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation , seashell_555 wrote:

Hi,

I'm having alot of joint pain (it's gotten so bad, my right shoulder

dislocates alot) and Andy recommends this for joint healing. It's

also supposed to help with neurological problems.

----------I have never tried gotu kola myself, but yes Andy mentions it on

page 155 of Amalgam Illness, and says it enchances collagen formation and thus

skin and joint healing, and can help with other things too. So it's probably

worth a try.------Jackie

I've always thougth gluco chondrin (sp??) was good for joints.

-------------Glucosamine chondroitin is what you see advertised or in stores

all the time. Lots of those products also contain MSM, which is a sulfury

supplement, which many of us mercury toxic people should avoid, so be careful of

that. I think the glucosamine part is the effective part. On page 154 of AI,

Andy says glucosamine is useful for healing the gut, skin, and joints. I am low

plasma sulfate, so besides epsom salt baths, Andy says you can take glucosamine

sulfate as a supplement to help raise it, so I get both benefits from this one

supp. My bottle says " As a key ingredient in cartilage, Glucosamine plays an

important role in good joint health. Studies indicate that Glucosamine provides

the building blocks for constructing cartilage. " So you could try glucosamine

also.-----------Jackie

Anybody have any info here?

-----------------Although Andy doesn't mention it for this purpose, my bottle

of L-Lysine says it is a main component of tendons, ligaments, and connective

tissues throughout the body. Lysine also promotes bone, skin, and cartilage

formation and is required for the proper functioning of joints and tendons. It

is an essential amino acid which is often deficient in vegetarian diets. I

ordered it because it is supposed to help with cold sores, which Andy does

mention on page 158 of AI.

So those are the things I know of off hand, there may be more. I guess I

would suggest trying one thing at a time, to see if it helps. And I would think

it may take awhile to really notice improvements, so give it some

time.---------Jackie

Thanks,

Val

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I took gotu kola for awhile. I thought it was helpful for joints and

cognitive issues. I can't remember now why I stopped. Andy said

somewhere that the liquid form was all that worked, but I found

capsules worked for me.

Dr. Rind recommends L-proline for adrenals saying that things that

help with connective tissues usually help adrenals, too.

W.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I took gotu kola for awhile. I thought it was helpful for joints and

cognitive issues. I can't remember now why I stopped. Andy said

somewhere that the liquid form was all that worked, but I found

capsules worked for me.

Dr. Rind recommends L-proline for adrenals saying that things that

help with connective tissues usually help adrenals, too.

W.

[Guest guest]

>

> So those are the things I know of off hand, there may be more. I

guess I would suggest trying one thing at a time, to see if it helps.

And I would think it may take awhile to really notice improvements, so

give it some time.---------Jackie

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Wow, you're an angel. Thanks!

~val