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Ideally would like to know if there ae supplements, vitamins or minerals that can help ease aching joints?

 

Basically I am 28, have done a lot of martial arts, I can also crack most of the joints in my hands by just clenching a fist.

 

Now with my recurve archery, my hands are starting to ache after a day of shooting. I am holding 44lbs at full draw on my fingers...

 

Would a stress ball help? Continued use at work?

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glucasamine sulphate and cod liver oil helps me, have similar issues. There's also good warm up exercises that Scott Sonnen does, the warrior workout or something like that.

 

For fingers a good exercise is to do circles with your fingers, start with little finger, 10 circles inwards, then next finger in, repeat until you get to the thumb, then work back out towards the little finger rotating the other way. Hope that makes sense. Do this first thing in morning and last thing at night. Getting mobility back into joints does a lot of good and helps relieve some of the pain.

 

I have a whole raft of exercises to help with other joints if you need it...PM or email me if you want it.

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that finger exercise really hurts :D

 

your fingers are well beyond help then:p

 

seriously though if doing that hurt, try doing it more, you should find it gets better after a couple of weeks, if it doesn't then you need to get some bad arse pain killers and stop lifting heavy plates....you can always find a new job, you can't however replace your fingers...

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You need green lipped mussell tablets they contain a high dose of glucosamine, you can get them from most herbal shops (holland & Barrett do them). They are really fishey, but they can even help if you have early stages of arthritis - you only need to take one a day.

 

Although these tablets are designed for humans my chocolate labrador has them as he has hip displacia and arthritis and his bones really ache, but these tablets are a miracle and really help.

 

It is a revolutionary joint health product with optimum dosages of MSM, Glucosamine Sulphate, Vitamin D3 and Calcium, but what makes it so effective is that it also contains a high-grade Green Lipped Mussel powder. They are designed specifically to help soothe the pain of, and regain mobility lost, due to conditions such as arthritis, knee pain, gout, fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, tendonitis, osteoporosis, back & shoulder pain, ankylosing spondilitis, finger & toe pain, joint aches & pains and other joint inflammations including most joint related sports injuries.

 

They are completley natural and harmless but really work!

 

The best ones that I have found are called Musselltone and here is the link, they also do a gel that you could rub into your hands and fingers as well as taking the tablets: -

 

http://www.1stvitality.co.uk/acatalog/ranges_musseltone_tablets.htm

 

Hope this helps.

 

Jenny

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You need green lipped mussell tablets they contain a high dose of glucosamine, you can get them from most herbal shops (holland & Barrett do them). They are really fishey, but they can even help if you have early stages of arthritis - you only need to take one a day.

 

Although these tablets are designed for humans my chocolate labrador has them as he has hip displacia and arthritis and his bones really ache, but these tablets are a miracle and really help.

 

It is a revolutionary joint health product with optimum dosages of MSM, Glucosamine Sulphate, Vitamin D3 and Calcium, but what makes it so effective is that it also contains a high-grade Green Lipped Mussel powder. They are designed specifically to help soothe the pain of, and regain mobility lost, due to conditions such as arthritis, knee pain, gout, fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, tendonitis, osteoporosis, back & shoulder pain, ankylosing spondilitis, finger & toe pain, joint aches & pains and other joint inflammations including most joint related sports injuries.

 

They are completley natural and harmless but really work!

 

The best ones that I have found are called Musselltone and here is the link, they also do a gel that you could rub into your hands and fingers as well as taking the tablets: -

 

http://www.1stvitality.co.uk/acatalog/ranges_musseltone_tablets.htm

 

Hope this helps.

 

Jenny

 

Thanks

 

Well now I know what I am looking for... tomorrow I will go get a load of this stuff

 

:D

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Thanks

 

Well now I know what I am looking for... tomorrow I will go get a load of this stuff

 

:D

 

I promise you will not be disappointed, they really do work and I highly recommend them, the tablets will take a few days to get into your system, but if you get the gel as well it will give you instand relief until the tablets take effect. Don't worry the gel is not fishey in smell but is a little like deep heat, as you can feel it working. You will be as right as rain before you know it.

 

Jennyx

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So shocked

 

I woke up this morning and very little pain in my hand! :ecstatic:

 

I have been taking the tablets (glucosamine) for 3 days and getting really good results. Well I am taking a multi vitamin, calcium, magnesium, vitamin C and glucosamine.

 

Its also the lowest strength tub that Holland & Barrats had, so if still got other options if the pain gets worse!

 

Also live with a stress toy/ball/thing at work now :D

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