RE: help with phosoplex and flexprotex any information? opinions?

[Guest guest]

I haven’t heard of either so I

looked them up on the web. Neither of them seems to be good for

Rheumatoid Arthritis because some 99% of the hits don’t talk about

RA. I did find some testimonials about them for RA on sites that sell the

product but there is no way of knowing who writes the testimonials. If I

were so inclined I could get a franchise for selling something like this and

then plaster the web with lots of testimonials under different names telling

how great it was. I don’t put a lot of stock in testimonials unless

I know something about the person who gives the testimonial. I would be

surprised if they work for RA.

RA is a progressive disease that if

untreated or undertreated is likely to lead to permanent joint damage. There

are medications that slow or stop the joint damage and anyone with RA should be

on one or more of these. They are called DMARDs (Disease-Modifying

Anti-Rheumatic Drugs) and the newest group are known collectively as

biologics. I hope your mother is being treated by a rheumatologist

because few other doctors are competent to diagnose or treat RA. God

bless.

From: Rheumatoid Arthritis [mailto:Rheumatoid Arthritis ] On Behalf Of decosugar

Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2006

10:39 AM

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Subject:

help with phosoplex and flexprotex any information? opinions?

Hi,

my mother suffers from rheumathoid arthritis and I

heard about

Flexprotex and phosoplex and would like to

know they work and if

anyone had any results, opinions about these

products. thanks in

advance.

[Guest guest]

Hi , both these products sound like they are a glucosomine mix type

product and where I believe glucosomine helps over the long term for RA by

protecting the joints I don't believe they will address the complete issue

of the disease. I would be more likely to place my trust in digestive

enzymes with a good balanced vitamin/mineral product, then add these

products as well if needed for the long term benefits. You can get

digestive enzymes in any health food store but please be cautious of the

quality of product.

Dorey

www.LivingWithRheumatoidArthritis.com

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From: Rheumatoid Arthritis

[mailto:Rheumatoid Arthritis ] On Behalf Of decosugar

Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2006 10:39 AM

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Subject: help with phosoplex and flexprotex any

information? opinions?

Hi,

my mother suffers from rheumathoid arthritis and I heard about Flexprotex

and phosoplex and would like to know they work and if anyone had any

results, opinions about these products. thanks in advance.