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[FreyZI]

This may be an age-related question.  Thought I might be able to find a   on this forum to speak to this: elbow pain (mostly acute, piercing; presumably from a little inflammation about the cubital tunnel or bursa) exacerbated by elbow armor and the office  desk.  I generally wear ATGATT -- MTGMTT.  I'm tempted to do olecranonectomies on the elbow pads.  Also thinking about a more elegant solution.  Anybody ever deal with this annoyance?

[activpop]

It's funny you mention that. My mesh jacket bothers my right elbow, but not my left. My left bursa was removed decades ago...idk if both would be bothered if I still had it. Wearing a long sleeve shirt makes it a lot better, but in the summer sometimes you don't want even that on. My thicker jackets don't bother me, just the thinner one. 

[docc]

A dab about the size of a worn pencil eraser, a couple times a day. Rubs right in, no burn - no smell.

Accept no substitutes, get the "S" product . . .

https://www.apohealth.de/en/products/traumeel-s-creme-50-g-creme-1288865

 

[Scud]

That's "Docc" for a reason...

[Pressureangle]

My skeleton has skeletons it it's own closet. I used to pop Advil like chicklets.
Best thing I ever did for joint pain is quit sugar and carbs. (mostly). Next best is to take Curcumin (Turmeric) supplements. No liver/kidney problems and a great anti-inflammatory. My Dad takes beetroot chewies and says they work too. Worth a shot.

[footgoose]

8 hours ago, Pressureangle said:

My skeleton has skeletons it it's own closet. I used to pop Advil like chicklets.
Best thing I ever did for joint pain is quit sugar and carbs. (mostly). Next best is to take Curcumin (Turmeric) supplements. No liver/kidney problems and a great anti-inflammatory. My Dad takes beetroot chewies and says they work too. Worth a shot.

^^me^^ -for years. plus 5 source collagen peptides for joints, skin, hair, muscle. recently added creatine for muscle loss.  

@docc I don't find the "S" version, do you have a source to link? I have used DMSO with a chaser of diclofinac topical for hot spots in the past, but prefer homeopathic. 

[docc]

2 minutes ago, footgoose said:

^^me^^ -for years. plus 5 source collagen peptides for joints, skin, hair, muscle. recently added creatine for muscle loss.  

@docc I don't find the "S" version, do you have a source to link? I have used DMSO with a chaser of diclofinac topical for hot spots in the past, but prefer homeopathic. 

You won't find the "S" version in The States, or from -HEEL, the German company that makes it. I get mine from apoHEALTH, a pharmacy in Germany.

https://www.apohealth.de/en/products/traumeel-s-creme-50-g-creme-1288865

[activpop]

11 hours ago, docc said:

A dab about the size of a worn pencil eraser, a couple times a day. Rubs right in, no burn - no smell.

Accept no substitutes, get the "S" product . . .

https://www.apohealth.de/en/products/traumeel-s-creme-50-g-creme-1288865

 

And don't get it mixed up with the Shin Etsu...

[Tomchri]

We do leave a 10L plastic can ( a good quality one without plastic particles ) in the freezer overnight. Unfreeze and leave 2 glasbottles in the fridge. Molekyl change +++. Your body will thank you.  

Cheers Tom.

[audiomick]

19 hours ago, docc said:

... I get mine from apoHEALTH,...

I get mine out of the cupboard in the bathroom. My girlfriend buys it from the local chemist. 

 

I'm not quite convinced that it does absolutely everything it is claimed to do, but it definitely doesn't do any harm. And it does seem to help. 

[Tomchri]

The story about froozen water came from a professor on water in the US. Name possible to obtain. Many for real stories about persons with health issues, PSA#'s ,diabetes ++ getting back to normal. Don't take words from a heden like me, but it's for free, an even taste better.. Took me over 70year to understand water is needed  . So when I get up, 1/2 litre of froozen water and coffe of course. I sound like a health freak now. He he, absolutely not  .

Cheers Tom.

[footgoose]

 

1 hour ago, Tomchri said:

a professor on water in the US

could it be this guy? 

Gerald Pollack is a bioengineering professor known for his discovery of a "fourth phase of water," called

Exclusion Zone (EZ) water, a gel-like, negatively charged state distinct from solid, liquid, and gas. This EZ water forms at hydrophilic (water-loving) surfaces, repels impurities, and has a charge separation that can generate energy, analogous to photosynthesis, to power cellular processes and potentially other technologies. His research also explores its profound implications for biology, chemistry, and environmental applications. 

This is a new one on me Tom. Quite interesting. I will investigate further ( since I intend to live forever) Grok had a similar and lengthy detailed answer. I posted duckduck's AI answer instead. Seems like this process removes many trace minerals. (which we need) Is this a concern for you?

I drink a half liter first thing every morning. Recently with molecular hydrogen. (then after teas and coffee) into mid morning -a second half liter with pomegranate juice and 2tblsp of apple cider vinegar. A third half liter in the afternoon and an IPA in the eve Proper hydration cures a lot of ailments, as does beer.

 

Edited September 15 by footgoose

[docc]

48 minutes ago, footgoose said:

 

Proper hydration cures a lot of ailments, as does beer.

 

 

     

[guzzler]

I squeeze the juice of half a lemon into a 500ml bottle of lightly sparkling water for my hydration during the week....

Weekends a good Shiraz does the trick! 

[Tomchri]

21 hours ago, footgoose said:

 

could it be this guy? 

Gerald Pollack is a bioengineering professor known for his discovery of a "fourth phase of water," called

Exclusion Zone (EZ) water, a gel-like, negatively charged state distinct from solid, liquid, and gas. This EZ water forms at hydrophilic (water-loving) surfaces, repels impurities, and has a charge separation that can generate energy, analogous to photosynthesis, to power cellular processes and potentially other technologies. His research also explores its profound implications for biology, chemistry, and environmental applications. 

This is a new one on me Tom. Quite interesting. I will investigate further ( since I intend to live forever) Grok had a similar and lengthy detailed answer. I posted duckduck's AI answer instead. Seems like this process removes many trace minerals. (which we need) Is this a concern for you?

I drink a half liter first thing every morning. Recently with molecular hydrogen. (then after teas and coffee) into mid morning -a second half liter with pomegranate juice and 2tblsp of apple cider vinegar. A third half liter in the afternoon and an IPA in the eve Proper hydration cures a lot of ailments, as does beer.

 

Will find out the name of the professor. I prefer beer . 

Cheers Tom.