Flexcin in the News
We have a lot of customers who contact us and tell us about the great results they've seen with Flexcin. This customer even shared her story with her local news station. Judy had painful arthritis in her elbows, hips and knees. It even effected her sleeping. She has tried several alternative therapies for the pain and many natural supplements. Then she tried Flexcin and has seen wonderful results. Check out the video of Judy's story. If you can't view the video above, click here: Flexcin customer on News 21 in Youngstown, Ohio
Test Results Show Supplement Ingredients in the Bottle Don’t Match the Label
A recent test was done by ConsumerLab.com, an independent testing company, on Multivitamins and Supplement. The test found that 30% "contained significantly more or less ingredient than claimed or were contaminated with lead." The news of the test also explains that "many supplements generally provide an "overage" of ingredient, i.e., more than the listed amount of ingredient to make sure that the product maintains potency over its shelf-life. Although an accepted practice, actual levels may be up to 50% higher than on the label." They also tested two pet supplements that are on the market and found that "one contained only ...
Fibromyalgia Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment
Fibromyalgia is often referred to as the "Invisible" illness or "Imaginary" disease. It was not until 1992 that it became recognized as a true medical problem by the World Health Organization. There are a few reasons for this. Some say it's because it is often very hard to diagnose since Fibromyalgia's symptoms often mimmick those of other diseases and illnesses. Others say that it took so long for the medical community to recognize the syndrome because over 80% of the people effected have been women. For decades doctors have been telling patients with Fibromyalgia that they are just hypochondriacs. What is ...
Flexcin Customer Keeps Water Skiing at 81
Many of our Flexcin customers share their stories of how Flexcin has helped them stay active even though they have joint pain from Arthritis, Bursitis, Gout, etc. One customer, Frances Woofenden, stays extremely active. She's 81 and she's a water skiing champion. "I don't know how long I will be able to but as long as my joints and everything are pain free Oh I'll continue the sport. I don't intend to give it up. I don't have to think about pain because I'm taking the Flexcin and I don't have to think about it" says Francis. Francis has become pretty famous ...
Side Effects of NSAID Painkillers
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, also know as NSAID are the main medications prescribed to treat Arthritis joint pain. Yet, Harvard Medical School published that NSAID painkillers could increase the risk of heart attack. Many people are aware of this because of the publicity that came in 2004 when Vioxx was taken off the market. However some people didn't realized that not only prescription NSAIDs could lead to cardiovascular complications. Over-the-counter NSAIDs like Ibuprofen and Aspirin "boost blood pressure and can counteract the effect of some blood-pressure drugs." According to Harvard Health Publications. Read more here from the Harvard Health Publication.
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