I read about a product calledl Phosoplex which is rated by Consumer Health Digest as the #1 joint support product (Top 25 Joint Support Products). I know nothing about that site.

Has anyone tried it?

Does anyone know about any other treatments that work as these products claim: lubricate the joint, rebuild cartilage, provide measurable pain relief?

My husband is willing to try anything as long as it is safe and gives good results. He might even be willing to make additional dietary changes if he was convinced they would work. We know white sugar and white flour aren't good, but I read a statement somewhere saying that white flour actually contributes to the degeneration of joints.

I tend to be skeptical about alternative treatments and claims about foods reversing the effects of degenerative joint disease, yet some of it makes sense and I'd like to help him find something that would really help.

Jen

So, it really is possible to rebuild cartilage where there currently is almost none at all? I thought that claim was hocus-pocus. Wouldn't it also build cartilage in other joints that don't need it?

The link below at Amazon lists the ingredients. I'm wondering about the intake of copper and boron, he might already be getting those in another supplment so he'll need to be careful about that.

Thanks,
Jen

Thanks,
Jen

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