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One in three Americans
suffer from debilitating, chronic pain. Millions
seek medical help for back and neck pain,
headache, Osteoarthritis, Fibromyalgia and
other painful conditions - and are disappointed
when traditional medicines offer only limited
relief, accompanied by damaging side effects.
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Supplement
Facts
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| Serving
Size |
1
Capsule |
| Servings
Per
Container |
60 |
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| Amount
per
Serving |
%
Daily
Value |
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ETAForce™
Proprietary
Blend
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450mg |
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ETArol™
(cold
processed
proprietary
extract
of
New
Zealand
Green
Lipped
Mussesl),
Ginger
powder,
Green
Tea
extract,
Holy
Basil
extract,
Turmeric
extract,
Feverfew
extract,
Rosemary
extract.
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*Daily
Values
not
established.
ETArol™
is
a
trademark
of
Clinical
Study
Applications,
Inc.
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| Other
Ingredients:
Maltodextrin,
Magnesium
Stearate
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Recommended
Use:
As
a
dietary
supplement
for
adults,
take
1
to
2
capsules
every
4
to
6
hours
as
needed,
or
as
directed
by
a
health
professional.
Caution:
Do
not
use
this
product
if
you
are
allergic
to
shellfish.
If
pregnant
or
nursing,
consult
a
physician
prior
to
using
this
product.
Keep
out
of
reach
of
children.
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No
artificial
preservatives,
no
salt,
no
fat,
no
wheat,
no
chemicals,
no
caffeine,
no
artificial
colors
or
flavors.
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You may be
playing a dangerous game trying to numb your
pain. Some of the most commonly
used pain medications, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory
drugs (NSAIDs), can cause potentially serious
side effects. (NSAIDs include aspirin
and drugs containing Ibuprofen or Naproxen.)
According to the Annals of Internal Medicine, a new survey shows nearly half of the 175
million adults in North America who use NSAIDs
exceed the recommended dosage, and few are
aware of the potential risks. Researchers
say 16,500 people die and 103,000 are hospitalized
each year because of NSAID-related problems.
Painkillers Slow Healing Process - Experts at Boston University Medical Center,
report in New Scientist that some painkillers
may slow or block the healing process.
It has long been known that some NSAIDs such
as ibuprofen and indomethacin can delay healing.
This new study has found that rofecoxib (Vioxx)
and celecoxib (Celebrex), can also delay the
healing process - and actually block it -
in laboratory rats. These new drugs inhibit
the cox-2 enzyme, which appears to be crucial
in bone formation and regeneration.
Experience significant deceases in
pain symptoms and gain more vibrant
health with regular activity - even if you
suffer from chronic pain. According
to a report in the Journal of the American
Geriatrics Society, activities such as
walking, gardening, swimming and bicycling
actually reduce joint and muscle pain.
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