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by sharonnyc on April 6th, 2010
I do a form of kinesiology and test products and foods on myself to see if they are strenghening for me. When I tested the red algae gigartina it tested as being very positive for me. I have Rheumatoid Arthritis. I do not take any medications other than an occasional Aleve. When i took this supplement my inflammation subsided and my overall strength increased. I had a feeling of well being and whether it was because of the supplement or simply feeling stronger I could not tell. I took it for about 20 days and I took 4-8 small capsules a day. I take other seaweeds and algaes but none had the dramatic immediate results of this one. It is not a cure but I will continue to take it.
Sharon
sharonbgood@mac.com
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