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Old 02-17-2011, 10:34 AM #1
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I have arthritis in my knee, which over the years has worsened to the point it interferes with working out, walking, going up stairs. I have tried numerous arthritis supplements and none seemed to do much to alleviate the pain. I decided to try FlexProtex, and within the week my knee pain started to diminish. I was able to workout without an elastic knee brace as well. I don't know how FlexProtex will work for anyone else, but I'm eternally grateful that I found FlexProtex!
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Here's a review I found of subject and similar products (NAYY):
http://www.dailyhealthexaminer.com/n...rce=flexprotex

I know nothing about the reviewing website entity. Their Disclaimer includes: ".... The information on this site is provided for educational, informational and shopping purposes only. ...."
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