Do you suffer from finger pain?
Many people over forty have finger pain. In most cases this is caused by the onset of arthritis. Although there can be many causes for finger pain, osteoarthritis is the most common diagnosis. Kay, my wife, is a good example.
Kay turned forty a few years back and started experiencing finger pain soon thereafter. We had just started our old dog, Storm, on Synflex liquid glucosamine for his arthritis. By the way, he had great success with it, and it made his last few years much happier. Since the same glucosamine also works on human arthritis (which is exactly the same as dog arthritis), Kay decided to give it a try for her finger pain.
Kay started the daily dose of Synflex liquid glucosamine for her finger pain which her doctor said was mild arthritis. For the Synflex daily dose, she mixed it in some juice each morning. One-quarter ounce of it provided 1500mg of glucosamine each day. This is the recommended daily dose for both Flexicose and Synflex. One month later she had all but forgotten about her finger pain! It had been slow, gradual change. She continued taking if for the next several months and was without the daily finger pain the whole time.
It was about that time we decided to become distributors for both Synflex and Flexicose. While we were creating the web site, we did much research about glucosamine. We found countless studies and anecdotal evidence that glucosamine was not only easing finger pain in people, but was easing all kinds of joint pain for thousands of people. During this time, Kay decided to do an experiment with the glucosamine. Was the glucosamine really responsible for easing her finger pain?
So she stopped taking the glucosamine. It was several weeks later when she felt the same nagging finger pain returning. She continued several more weeks without taking it, and the pain was back to about as it had been before. So to complete her glucosamine experiment, she started taking it again. And in several weeks the pain was gone again! She is a true believer in glucosamine now, and has been taking it ever since! She still has flare ups sometimes. But the daily finger pain she was experiencing before is all but gone.
Consult your doctor if you have finger pain. If the diagnosis is arthritis, ask your doctor about glucosamine. Most doctors today will recommend glucosamine as a safe alternative for fighting mild to moderate arthritis pain. Glucosamine is very safe. There are virtually no side effects. However, if you have any other medical condition, consult your doctor before taking glucosamine or any other supplement for your finger pain.
Although glucosamine is available in several forms, we believe the liquid form is the best. Not only is it thought to be more easily absorbed, it contains a full 1500mg in each dose with the Flexicose and the Synflex 1500. You must take several pills or capsules each day to get your daily dose of glucosamine. This one dose per day in her juice each morning works great for managing her finger pain.
We have so many satisfied customers! Almost one in every five orders we get are from repeat customers! We think this is an excellent sign glucosamine is working for people's finger pain and other joint pain caused by arthritis.
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Syn-flex Liquid Glucosamine
- Safe and Inexpensive
- No Side Effects
- 1500 mg Glucosamine per Dose
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