new joint relief, natural, by a Dr. from Yale--get a coupon on line for a *FREE* 14 DAY SUPPLY ;)

Here is a vitamin site that sells hyaluronic acid as well:

http://www.swansonvitamins.com/health-library/products/joint-health-option-promises-results-in-record-time.html

I purchased some a while ago, not to deal with joint pain because I don't have much, but deep knee bends do produce much crunching so I thought I would see if this made a difference. The supplement is quite expensive, so I was likely not dosing it at the amounts I needed, and I didn't find much difference after taking one bottle. So I gave up.

But after thinking about it, I realized that we use a significant number of organic eggs, the shells of which I have been tossing. So now when I open an egg, I clean it of the contents, peel the membrane from the inside, and eat it. And my cracking knees have improved!

This is a good article on joint pain:

http://fitness.mercola.com/sites/fitness/archive/2012/01/06/major-secret-in-achieving-joint-pain-relief.aspx

Oh, I read the article. You eat the membrane, not the egg shell itself!

Thanks for that info, rowingmom! Yes the H acid is very expensive, I've looked into it a few months ago and then I put the idea of using it on hold, but didn't give it up; and we've been tossing the membrane of the eggs. I didn't know it is beneficial. I will start using it it. The H acid is used by dr. K different ways:
1. as bate for bugs--they are addicted to it, and if you take it, they come to it out of hiding--or at least that is what dr. K hopes they will do
2. Helps with pain--his patients experienced reduced pain when taking it
3. Some beauty benefits as well

I wonder if we can do something more with that membrane to make it readily absorbed? But it seems it is working for you! I used to get cracking in my joints but it did resolve with abx treatment. Not sure how I will get the kids to eat it! Maybe I'll have to chop it up small and toss it in their food and mix it so they don't know it's in there.

I have an uncle that needs surgery--his cartilage is almost gone and the surgery is expensive. I am trying to figure out something for him. I wonder if the H acid would help him because in his case, the surgery is so very expensive that it wouldn't even compare to the price of H. acid. Have you read much on this? Would H. acid help someone in such a serious condition? He probably won't be able to walk in a few years.

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