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Are there any herbs or supplements to help decrease inflammation?
Or the inflammation will decrease when the germs to lessened?
thank you, barb
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METALLlC BLUE
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Nutrimedix offers Serrapetasa, which is apparently effective, and Dr. Zhang offers A1#3, which is very effective based on patient reports. Investigate them if you wish.
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My LLMD recommends fish oil for reduction of inflammation.
Glucosamine is good too.
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Bromelain can be good too. Between meals so it eats inflammation instead of your food Posts: 1129 | From Maine | Registered: Feb 2008
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Zyflamend (made by New Chapter) will get rid of inflammation, and the pain associated with it. I'm shocked all Lymies don't take this.
Vitamin Shoppe has it right in their stores (as well as online)
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My LLMD gave me Samento for inflammation.... Has anyone else used this for inflammation??
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