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lymie7yrs
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Has anyone found that Xango helped them walk better because of reduced stiffness?
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Stiffness is one of my main problems also. The Xango has citric acid in it, I am allergic to that, it really burns my bladder [Frown]

Did anyone answer your question? I would love to get some relief from this. I just found Thai Go (Nature Sunshine) is doesn't have the C acid in it, so I have some coming.

Have you started the Xango? If so, any improvement?
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Lymetoo
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I no longer have any stiffness. I don't know if my stiffness was as bad as what you have...?? I've been on Xango for 2 yrs now.

I doubt you will get much relief from Thai Go.

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I can't figure out whether the Xango is good stuff, or just a scam?

I know many have had great improvement with it.

I just don't know...........
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I tried both Xango and Thai Go and got better results with the Thai Go. It's also less expensive and I found it easier to order.

Neither is a cure for LD but may help with some symptoms. For me I have fewer headaches with the Thai Go. Perhaps someone that is low in antioxidants would benefit more but I was already on an intensive antioxidant regime.

I'm not looking for a fight, just sharing my experience.
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Lymetoo
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It's such a scam that I've been using it for 2 yrs. I will never be without it.

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Do you still sell it, lymetoo?
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Yes, tequeslady. It does have anti-inflammatory properties that have been researched and proven. It's also anti-viral and anti-fungal. What more could you ask for?
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troutscout
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I find it rather humourous that soimeone brings up the word scam about Xango....

Have you said that about Tylenol lately? Seriously, it has actually killed people.

Sheesh.

Trout [Wink]

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troutscout
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By the way...Reader's Digest has recently given it acoolades as THE best home based MLM.

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Lymetoo
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quote:
Originally posted by troutscout:
THE best home based MLM.
I'll drink to that one!! [woohoo]

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