Hi all,
This is kind of a continuation of the last post, about recovering from an accident. I wondered what kinds of over-the-counter things people find helpful or hurtful. I recently had a bad experience with immodium.
do any of you have advice about common over-the-counter things: pain killers, gas stoppers, etc.
also, what kind of supplements do you take -- especially those of you with joint or muscle pain?
thanks in advance for any advice.
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Over-the-counter Meds
Started by cornygirl, May 04 2004 08:09 AM
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Posted 04 May 2004 - 08:09 AM
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Posted 04 May 2004 - 10:57 AM
I don't like taking supplements, but I am trying cod liver oil softgels. It is supposed to ease damage caused by osteoarthritis, which plagues my joints. I also use a vitamin/mineral supplement made by Nature Made. I put flax seed in my breakfast, and eat lots of garlic throughout the day. I have just started with the cod liver oil, so I don't know if it actually works on joints.
Dessa
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Posted 06 May 2004 - 10:49 PM
I am also interested in this. I use tums every once in a while and I have often wondered if they are gluten-free. Anyone know?
For bloating and gas, activated charcoal works REALLY well. It absorbs gas and it's totally non toxic and moves right through your system. I tend to take 4-8 capsules when it happens. Be careful when taking them with vitamins or meds though, I've heard it can absorb those as well.
For bloating and gas, activated charcoal works REALLY well. It absorbs gas and it's totally non toxic and moves right through your system. I tend to take 4-8 capsules when it happens. Be careful when taking them with vitamins or meds though, I've heard it can absorb those as well.
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