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Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: May 18 7:42pm | Replies (32)Comment receiving replies
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Two quick questions:
1.) Where do you buy the collagen peptides and are they expensive? What dosage do you take (daily?), and are Types 1,2, and3 separate supplements or combined?
2.) Do you think the BAXYL hyaluronic acid is broken down in the stomach with acidic content, and are injections a better option, even knowing the HLA injections are not effective for some patients? Dosage?
Thanks in advance - I just got arthroscopic surgery on my left knee in mid-April, and the stiffness and swelling are making mobility very difficult. I limp a lot. I have not started physical therapy yet due to the pain in the knee, that runs also up to my hip.
Thanks Tad,
Before I had my knees replaced, I hired a trainer to get my legs in shape for the surgery and recovery. It worked so well I postponed the surgery by almost a year.
"Prudent resistance training" - that is exactly right, and a PT or trainer would be a huge help.
Great suggestion!
Joe
Thank you so much for the multiple suggestions for my situation. I really appreciate it. I will do research on the treatments and supplements you mentioned. Hopefully, I will hit upon the proper solution and will avoid any injections. Glad to hear that you have been successful managing your issues. If I have any further questions, I will reach out to you.