does this help with fatigue from fibro?
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I would say it helps some but also less pain and better all around health. Try 5htp and coq10 for improved energy.
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You cannot compare to a FDA approved medication. This is a vitamin supplement that does have anti-inflammatory ingredients. It does help with energy and fatigue. Do your homework and it's worth a try?
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Yes it will help. Use it every night and you will feel relief. Just follow the instructions.
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Hello: I asked my sister, who is the one using it regularly and she said no, it didn't make her sleepy at all when she applied it before going to work. Hope it works for you the same way it does for her.
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I believe it would help either. I purchased it for a hamstring strain and it really seemed to help.
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Absolutely none. Neither did it help hot flashes or sleeplessness. It was a total waste of time and money. I'm so disappointed, I really thought this one might be the answer to all my suffering/issues.
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I don't know about balance - I practice Yoga and my balance has always been fairly good. The the Trion:Z wrist bracelet has definitely helped with fatigue. Hope this helps.
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I couldn't take this. I tried it for a week and it blocked certain medications that I needed. I went off of it, and, within three days, I was fine. It has many vitamins and minerals in it and you don't know which might interact with medication. If you aren't on any meds, it may work. DIM+ worked best for me for arthritis and lowering estrogen instead of Tamoxifen. Amazing.
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I don't think I can be of any help with your question I have only taken the Maximum Strength I take it at night it seems to help me more with night sweats. I would say if your having trouble with balance you may want to consider contacting a DR.
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Yes! Sprains, bruises, sore muscles, cracked ribs, whatever. I haven't yet found anything that DMSO doesn't help. It reduces pain, swelling and inflammation.
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I do not feel that this supplement makes you sleepy- but it does give you that emotion-less feeling, like extreme relaxation... I hope that makes sense, and I hope this was helpful:)
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It helps with sleep. Perhaps because it helps with sleep it helps with energy too.
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Yes I have used to help with this , I have RLS and it does help I used on the large muscles in my legs on a very low setting and it seems to calm the RLS about 80% of the time , hope this helps you
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Hi Robyn! As far as I know it's not that much. Companies like to advertise additives to tap into peoples psychology. Have you seen the "beauty patch"? It was suppose to make women feel more beautiful. But it turns out the patch was just an ordinary bandaid. If you want to chew on something to stay awake or an extra boost this may not me the product to buy. As for cafinated gum a great brand is Jolt Energy Gum. Sorry for the extra info! Good luck on your purchase!
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Yes but I feel better. I have used it regularly and no longer have wrinkles on forehead and sides of my eyes. I started droopy cheeks & neck and now tight. I'm 60 yrs old and have serious illness and no one can believe how old I am or how sick I really am. You would be quite pleased with regular use!
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I use Penetrex for muscle, shoulder and forearm pain. You HAVE to apply it four times daily for four, seven, even ten days, and then on an as-needed basis. After I did this, the pain lessened and finally went away. Even if I have no pain at all I still apply it at bedtime. On the 2nd jar now. I have a friend who has severe fibromyalgia. After faithfully following the instructions, his pain is not gone, but he says some days it is only about 25% of what it was. He is delighted with it and says he will continue to use it. Who knows? Longer term use may improve even where he is now. He says he has less pain and sensitivity now than in the past five years. Good luck! (The 4 oz jar is a better deal!)
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It can. I have issues that keep me in bed a lot - if for some reason I don't have access to my regular bed, memory foam is the only other thing I can sleep even a single night on without pain. Still, after about a week, I start to get sore. What, you ask, is my regular bed? Well, I've had fibromyalgia for over 30 years, plus multiple surgeries. LOTS of time stuck in bed, all the way back to my early 20s. The only, and I do mean only, type of bed that brings me long-term comfort, is a waterbed. No fancy baffles, yada yada, just a big bag of water. Warm, boyant, comforting water.