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@nycmusic Hello again. I am nearly 6mo out from my last (rad) treatment. Yesterday was a marathon check up: labs, APRN check-in, pre-op exam for TKR, EKG, bilateral mamo post surgery.
I asked APRN if I should be taking collagen after a few seconds of thought she said, yes that it would probably help with my small joint pain I experience upon waking. When I asked about a brand she said any kind would do, not to bother going to a health food store, but any place that sells OTC products would do.
I’m now wondering if collagen needs a carrier like calcium does to get into the system and do its work.
I see too many popup ads by “medical professionals” each one touting their own brand after a loooong presentation that has pressure to buy now, then double your order, etc. I have become a skeptic of any of these ads and immediately delete.
I’d be interested in hearing your thoughts on this, before I purchase
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@pat9892 I take algae cal collagen, powder. Tastes like crap but I add a sweetener. Warm wishes, E
@pat9892 make sure that your collagen is third party c
tested like NSF is a third party tester.
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@pat9892 how I wish I had clear answers ! I’m planning to get collagen from food- protein and bone broth in particular…like yourself, i don’t trust the ads….for me, easy slow exercises/ stretches before getting out of bed erases early stiffness..no fancy guide, just wiggle everything gently..i start with toes/feet and work my way up. I am interested in skin creams with collagen/peptides—they can be found on Amazon, so I’ll try Olay’s version, inexpensive and non-greasy… trial and error, keep trying…wishing you all the best health !