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975 first-hand quotes, shortened but never edited — each links to the original discussion.

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“Boswellia and Cissus pretty much changed my life. Would highly recommend”
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“I am also taking Longvida and Curowhite though, it helps with inflammation and recuperation.”
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“I've tried LongVida, Ginger, Rephyll, and a few others with no effect.”
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“Ultra concentrated reishi, longvida, magnesium glycinate, magnesium l-threonate, occasionally sabroxy will hit just right where I feel an alleviation of brainfog”
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Omega-3 Fatty AcidsMostly positive
“I started taking it daily two weeks ago... constant headaches, anxiety, negative self talk etc. All that improved.”
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Omega-3 Fatty AcidsMostly positive
“Yes, for depression I found taking up to 10 g a day distributed throughout the day helps.”
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Omega-3 Fatty AcidsMostly positive
“feel like my brain has more energy since i started eating more fat..olive oil walnut oil sesame oil”
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Omega-3 Fatty AcidsMostly positive
“Omega 3 very often cures my headaches when nothing else does”
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PalmitoylethanolamideMostly positive
“Just started taking Palmitoylethanolamide and have had some wonderful effects. Sleeping is easier and i feel more comfortable trying to fall asleep.”
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PalmitoylethanolamideMostly positive
“For the past few months she has been on PEA, 600mg b.i.d. ... Not only has her energy, pain, and skin improved dramatically”
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PalmitoylethanolamideMostly positive
“this stuff works so well. It treats inflammation and several types of hard to treat nerve pain such as fibromyalgia, and shingles. I use it for rosacea.”
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PalmitoylethanolamideMostly positive
“I already take PEA (palmitoylethanolamide) daily and that helps me keep my general sleep schedule and overall sleep health”
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“I started taking Cymbalta for it ... it seemed to really help the anxiety, and I could drink coffee again”
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“Cymbalta here. Absolutely ruined my life. Started early 2018 and quit cold turkey (nobody told me I couldn't) later that same year. I'm still a mess all this time later.”
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“I also weaned off of duloxetine because it quit working for the pain and made me depressed non-motivated.”
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“Duloxetine's potent NRI increased my drive, energy and mood but it wasn't effective enough at 60mg.”
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GlowMostly positive
“I've been running the glow stack for about 12 weeks now...Skin is noticeably clearer in the face. Inflammation all around has reduced.”
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GlowMostly positive
“I had a medial meniscus tear (with a 4mm flap), and ran Glow for 8 weeks. All pain resolved within a few weeks. Confirmed with before and after MRIs. The flap vanished.”
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GlowMostly positive
“From glow I don't have chest/shoulder pain during bench press and my lower back doesn't feel terrible daily, also haven't used any type of skin moisturizer on myself.”
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GlowMostly positive
“Hair: Biggest benefit. I normally lose hair even on MPB meds (probably TRT-related), but on GLOW I literally saw zero hair falling out.”
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Wim Hof BreathingMostly positive
“doing Wim Hof's breathing exercises about 3 to 5 rounds right before going to bed puts me into deep sleep according to my whoop strap.”
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Wim Hof BreathingMostly positive
“Wim Hof breathing really had me feeling like poo, so I switched it out for Buteyko.”
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Wim Hof BreathingMostly positive
“It didn't do much for me but apparently Wim Hof breathing helps with pain tolerance.”
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Wim Hof BreathingMostly positive
“Do wim hof in the morning when you first wake up for 2 weeks. Made a huge difference for me.”
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WalkingMostly positive
“I just incorporated 10k steps a day couple years ago on top of gym... felt like a lil kid inside of me just wanted to explode with energy.”
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WalkingMostly positive
“Add lots of walking daily (5-10miles), skip one meal and adopt some form of intermittent fasting that you can sustain. This was a game changer for me.”
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WalkingMostly positive
“what totally changed my recovery was making sure I log 10,000+ steps per day. Sitting on the computer or on couches is horrible for recovery.”
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WalkingMostly positive
“Biggest ROI I ever did to see weight loss change is hella walking. 30-60mins a day.”
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Gluten-Free DietMostly positive
“Finding out I’m gluten intolerant... I dropped gluten and went from 185 to 160 in about a month. Lost a lot of inflammation.”
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Gluten-Free DietMostly positive
“I tried gluten free for a month.. Did not seem to help..”
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Gluten-Free DietMostly positive
“I stopped eating bread as an experiment, 3 days ago i found out what would happen if I ate it again. I was in bed with brain fog, skin itching, feeling generally unwell in every sense.”
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Gluten-Free DietMostly positive
“if you have IBS or other GI issues, you need to try a gluten free diet as well. It changed my life.”
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AndrographisMostly positive
“This works really well as a daily anti-inflammatory for me, which seems to help quite a bit.”
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AndrographisMostly positive
“It lower inflammation, histamine and glutamate, modulate immune. It makes me calm similar to 250mg agmatine.”
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AndrographisMostly positive
“Have you tried Andrographis? For me it has been a very interesting one since it's helped me be a little more chill and my sleep has been amazing”
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AndrographisMostly positive
“try andrographis. That herb is a miracle, I swear by it. Especially for respiratory issues”
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ARA-290Mostly positive
“I felt like I was on the most amazing antidepressant of my life”
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ARA-290Mostly positive
“It helped some with nerve pain in my foot. Didn't cure but it was doing something and is worthwhile to try.”
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ARA-290Mostly positive
“I am better in that I haven't had but maybe one serious flare since adding ara290 to the mix”
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ARA-290Mostly positive
“ARA-290! I use this in patients. It works similar to EPO.”
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