I gave FMJ a try because I figured I had nothing to lose - except some pain. I am glad I did.
How soon will I see effects?
Some people see pain relief within 3 days. Some see the results in 20 – 30 days. It really depends on the severity of your condition. Aside from reduction in pain, you may also notice other more subtle changes such as less stiffness in the morning, better energy level, able to walk longer…etc.
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What type of arthritis is FlexMyJoints best for?
FlexMyJoints can relieve joint pain which is related to free radicals and inflammation around the joint. We have many satisfied customers who have osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. We also have satisfied customers who have joint pain with unknown causes and still benefited from
FlexMyJoints. If your pain is related to inflammation this product can help you. If the source of your pain is related to the structure of your joint or bone, this product will most likely not help you.
Can I take FlexMyJoints with other supplements?
Yes.
FlexMyJoints can work hand-in-hand with glucosamine. Glucosamine is a major component of cartilage, it can help rebuild damaged joints. FlexMyJoints works differently by reducing free radicals and inflammation of the joints.
Does FlexMyJoints have side effects?
FlexMyJoints is mild in side effects and is well tolerated by users. A few users reported upset stomach if taken without food. Therefore, we suggest taking
FlexMyJoints after meal. Some people report feeling tired in the first couple of days of taking the product. Initial fatigue is generally followed by increase in energy level several days later. If you experience unpleasant side effects, stop taking FlexMyJoints immediately and consult your doctor.
Is FlexMyJoints approved by the FDA?
FlexMyJoints is a purified dairy protein extract and falls under the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) of 1994 managed by the FDA.
FlexMyJoints is not a prescription drug. This nutritional supplement has not been evaluated by the US Food and Drug Administration.