Hyaluronic acid

[animal71]

Hyaluronic acid is an interesting joint supplement, and I like it as part of my joint stack. Who's using it and what dose are you using it with?

 

[Hammersmark]

I use it almost everyday as part of my joint stack

 

[meanman]

I had it injected into my repaired knee for three weeks straight. I didnt notice a ton of positive effects. The doc called it WD40 for your knee though. it feels much better on AS to be honest. This was 20 weeks out of surgery. Think it was called euflexa..

 

[LK3]

much better for scar tissue then joints...

then again a nifty search feature might help to see things that have been or are being discussed...

any way we could look into something like that...

lol

 

[brutus69]

thats the only ingredient that actually works...in moisturizing creams.
first u do a glycolic,lactic, or salicylic acid peel, then apply the cream, and yr skin improves. mmm hmm.

 

[LK3]

thats the only ingredient that actually works...in moisturizing creams.
first u do a glycolic,lactic, or salicylic acid peel, then apply the cream, and yr skin improves. mmm hmm.

there are plenty more things that "work" for skin...

of course wtf does work mean...

hya is also used as a dermal filler...

all of our anti aging lotions have hya.

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