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Old 05-25-2015, 11:51 AM #1
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I deal with OA bodywide NOW as my feet were the last areas to be hit with OA...lower back issues started at 18 and I'll be 77...hip replacement in 2010 left me so worse off with the body alignment and advancing OA. More trauma to the body, these replacements are not a walk in the park....

Often wish I hadn't done it, but don't know where I'd be as groin pain bone spurs were the big issue for me to do it at 72.....

I've been using Castor Oil again and just rubbed down my feet since waking up and on with the socks....CO seems to help. It sure has a lot of uses.
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