Q&A'S - COMPLAINTS - NO SPECIFIC TOPIC DISCUSSIONS

[Jim Hatt]

Hi Jerry,

The name of the pills I am taking is Hyaluronic Acid

It says on the label that it is a Joint Lubricant. I get it at a Health Food Store, but it should be available in most Drug Stores also.

I took two a day for two weeks (as recommended) and all of my knee problems went away. Then I dropped back to one a day, and so far I am doing fine with that dosage.

My knees used start to burning like fire near the end of a day hike, swell up the next day, and be sore for about 3 days after that. No More!

Worked great for me. Hope it gives you some relief too!.

Jim

[javaone]

Thanks Jim, I will try them... My knees hurt the worst going down hill. Go figure.

Jerry

[Jim Hatt]

Yes Sir! DOWNHILL!

That's when it always hit me too. Whenever possible I leave my truck in a place where it will be downhill returning to it, at the end of the day, when I am tired. It's a real bummer to have to climb up to it at the end of a long hike!

Anyway, that last downhill was always the worst part for my knees too.

Jim

[javaone]

THANKS Jim

Been taking the joint suppliment for almost 3 weeks now. Just did an overnight hike, about 7hrs the first day and the same the second day. Everything hurts BUT my knees. That stuff is a great find. Darn near as good as gold.

Jerry

[Jim Hatt]

Glad to hear it Jerry!
It sure made a difference in my life.
Amazing what a little "lubrication" on the joints will do huh?

An overnight trip? You didn't mention where you hiked to.

Jim

[javaone]

The Superstitions...

[Jim Hatt]

Jerry,

You HAVE been paying close attention, and taking notes haven't you!

Jim

[RockyFrisco]

I seem to remember something about an "Adams Mine" in Frank Dobe's books. I did a search, but all I found was a dispute about a garbage dump in Ontario. It has been years since I read those books. Is my memory faulty?

-Rock

[Mrs.Oroblanco]

Jim,

Hiking downhill is always worse on people's knees than flat or uphill walking. We place our feet differently when going downhill. That's why they don't use a "down" setting on most jogging or walking machines.

If you can walk downhill comfortably, that's the mark of a good product.


Beth (Mrs. O)

[Jim Hatt]

Three days straight on rough trail Beth, and they never hurt once! They were sure getting weak and wobbly, near the end of the 3rd day tho.