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To: ConservativeMind

“Pharmacological studies using fexofenadine further supported the genetic findings. Fexofenadine treatment reduced cartilage degradation as well as both inflammation and age-related deterioration”

Fexofenadine = Allegra, allergy antihistamine.

In my youth I was very active with organized Baseball and later softball. That along with tossing around a football I must have rotated my right Glenohumeral joint (ball and docket) half a million times. Plus the day to day wear and tear. When I hit 60 I couldn’t raise my arm above my shoulder without shooting pain. This was going on for a year. The typical OTC Chondroitin Glucosamine supplements
did little to help.

About five years ago I was reading about UC-II which is a chicken cartilage derived supplement. In combination with Hyaluronic acid and Boron a pill was marketed. Sams Club and Costco have their version and they call it Triple action Joint health. About $25 for 110 pills for the Costco version and Sams comes in a 125 count bottle.

When I first started taking it I did two pills a day (1 is the recommendation) for 60 days then backed off to one. By month four / five I was pain free and have maintained that for five years. I have since added to the daily intake a turmeric and egg shell membrane supplement. I also have an arthritic lower spine which my regiment has helped but not to the degree of my shoulder. I lived with a heating pad in bed and my desk chair for many months. I haven’t had to turned them on this entire year since I added the turmeric and Egg shell membrane.


10 posted on 11/20/2025 2:10:53 AM PST by DAC21
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To: DAC21

“Ball and socket”


11 posted on 11/20/2025 2:49:56 AM PST by DAC21
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