Pea reviews: what real users say
We read 59 first-hand mentions of Pea from health and supplement communities. 25 of them say clearly how it went — and 74% of those say it helped.
Where people say it works: pain & inflammation (93% of 14).
Most common complaints: increased blood, vasoconstriction, fast heartbeat, back aching, increased body. All side effects →
Positive experiences
“I didn’t feel PEA until I mixed it in some MCT oil. Worked nicely with CBD and beta-carophellyene.”
“I've had considerable result with this stack, though, a bit inconsistent.”
“PEA is my favorite so far... I'd say 20-30%% reduction in inflammation and pain. I do 400mg 3x a day... it seems to help with my allergies quite a bit.”
“PEA / Rephyll/agmatine ( use this to top up when I'm achey so none of these are daily for me)”
“I've been testing PEA its own and with CBD recently. Been a very nice anti-inflammatory/painkiller and its synergistic with cannabinoids.”
“PEA (palmitoylethanolamide). I also found ephedra sineca seemed to stop lots of my joint and muscle pains.”
Negative and mixed experiences
“I’ve already tried a lot of things some basic things like magnesium, zinc, B vitamins, and PEA, tyrosine, theanine, nac, inositol, creatine, glycine, cafeine, without major results.”
“I mean, it's hit or miss it seems like. I take loads of the stuff, I love it :)”
“I have tried supplements like PEA, boswellia for inflammation but it raised my body temperature”
“curowhite, rephyll, and PEA maaaaannn my back would NOT stop aching”
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