Joined: 27 Jul 2003 Posts: 138 Location: Pocatello, ID
For anyone who has tendonitus or carpal tunnel!!!!!!! Posted: 07-30-03 00:11am
Vitamin B is incredible! I've had a crazy
case of tendonitus for the longest time,
but thanks to the advice of my doctor, I
took vitamin b6 and b12 and b50 and b100.
After trying the different potencies, I've
noticed that b6 is the best. Weird huh?
Well, anyway, I no longer have my
affliction. Have a great day
Patrick
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Texas Longhorn Fan
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Nov 2003 Posts: 6 Location: Abilene, TX
Carpal Tunnel Posted: 11-09-03 07:47am
Did you ever take glucosamine? I'm
wondering if it's the miracle drug it
claims to be.
If you know , send me a message.
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Cindyw
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Feb 2004 Posts: 1 Location: Florida
Antioxidants Did the Trick For Me. Posted: 02-21-04 20:37pm
When I was pregnant with my first child,
four years ago, I developed cts. It
remained after the pregnancy. Although
not debilitating, it caused great
discomfort, especially at night. Last
september, I started taking new vitamins
including an antioxidant blend. Three
days later, my cts cleared up. No more
sleepless nights. When I ran out of the
antioxidants, but still kept taking the
vitamins, the pain and tingling started to
come back. That is when I discovered that
it was something in the antioxidants that
was the key. Apparently, in my case at
least, my body was lacking certain
minerals, therefore allowing the cts to
flare up. Here is the ingredients from
the back of the bottle:
vitamin a 10,000 i.U. 200%
(as beta carotene)
vitamin c 400 mg 667%
natural vitamin e 400 i.U. 1333%
calcium 165 mg 17%
zinc 15 mg 100%
selenium 50 mcg 71%
copper 2mg 100%
manganese 3 mg 150%
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stopthatmonkey
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 15 Mar 2005 Posts: 1
Magic Vitamin B Posted: 03-15-05 21:53pm
Hey there,
how long did you have tendonitis for?
I had (still have, but, it seems to be
under control for now) carpal tunnel, and
have had nasty tendonitis for about 6
months now in my outer forearm (tennis
elbow I think). It feels weak and heavy
and tired after only small activities such
as holding a newspaper or driving. And
it doesnt seem to be going away anytime
soon, altho I am going to physical therapy
anyway.
What b vitamins work for what?
And how long did it take to help you?
Please tell me more about your experience,
thanks! ~~josh
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Tamadrummer
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 15 Oct 2004 Posts: 710 Location: Zephyrhills,Fl
Posted: 03-16-05 08:12am
Take a one-a-day type of vitamin and go to
your orthopedic surgeon after your pt time
has ended and get surgery to fix the
problems if that is what you need.
There is no vitamin that will "cure" your
tendonitus (sp) and so believeing in this
idea that you can take a pill, regardless
of the type and cure your ailments is just
"voodoo" and it will not happen.
Use your money wisely and take either a
genaric once a day vitamin or buy the
branded one-a-day but avoid the big market
brands such as gnc and many of the other
rip off brands.
According to consumer reports feb 2002 the
big vitamin/supplement pushers actually do
not put the amount of vitamin/supplements
in the tablets that they print on the
bottle and in fact most exceeded the rda
of lead.
Dont buy into the hype, those big
companies are not there for you, they are
there to take advantage of you!
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RBD
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Mar 2006 Posts: 19 Location: Tucson,az
Natural Is Better Posted: 03-19-06 18:44pm
Did you know in a study with coke a human
tooth dissolved in twenty-four hours?
Sugar kills
try not to eat before you read this
@www.Dontforgettotakeyourvitamins.Com/davi
s47087
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eastwickusa
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Sep 2007 Posts: 1
Tendonitis Posted: 09-18-07 11:08am
I've had tedonitis on both arms several
times so I know by now how painful it can
be and how long it sometimes takes to
heal. I had a severe case on my left elbow
for the past 7 months I'd say. I read up
on some info on the cdc site, I had tried
everything including B6 and 12. Last week
I was given a shot of cortisone (hadn't
tried this before), which did sting like a
@#$ I must say, it could make any grown
man cry, but to my amazement the next day
it was totally gone!! Unbelievable. I'm
still being careful with the arm, but if I
had only known this before!
