Interesting article on the use of a sugar-water type injection for the relief of inflammation and joint pain from arthritis and other conditions...http://www.healthyfellow.com/1554/pr...ief/#more-1554
Prolotherapy for Joint Pain
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Jillaroo
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That's interesting Seabreeze, my daughter clients are doing Stemcell injections which is proving to be excellent as it builds the cartilage again, will look it up and post it
Diwundrin
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Well, well, well. Sugar to the rescue. Who'da thought? How lucky is that? I've had Fibromyalgia for 40 years but no arthritic joints. How fortuitous that I prefer a can or two of Pepsi a day instead of that GM contaminated tea or coffee?? Imagine how bad off I'd have been without all that evil sugar. :glee::glee: 
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Well, well, well. Sugar to the rescue. Who'da thought? How lucky is that? I've had Fibromyalgia for 40 years but no arthritic joints. How fortuitous that I prefer a can or two of Pepsi a day instead of that GM contaminated tea or coffee?? Imagine how bad off I'd have been without all that evil sugar.
I think those injections are a bit different from drinking soft drinks. Magnesium Malate has been shown to bring relief for Fibromyalgia...a friend of mine has reported positive results.
Diwundrin
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Yeah, I was just joking about the benefits of Pepsi.
Ozarkgal
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Doesn't this treatment sort of fly in the face of sugar being a key element in causing inflammation? Maybe the addition of lidocaine, which is a numbing drug has something to do with the effect. Sounds kind of hocus pocus to me. I'd have to see the long term effects first.
That Guy
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TWHRider;19787[B said:
Nothin' wrong with you from where I sit, TWH. I this stuff helps me run like the wind, look handsome and spend my days in the pasture with my pals . . . then I say give me the needle, Doc...