 |
 | Home | Contact Us | FAQ | Search & Site Map | Link to Us |
 | Sign In | Join | Other 45 Sites in Network |
Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / August 2005Has anyone heard of this?
It's called Artrosilium, it's wickedly expensive (£169.00 for 12 months supply) and the mailshot could soon be coming through your letterbox any day now from a company called C.I. Research of Winchester. Apparently it contains Organic silicon to make my joints supple, Meadowsweet which has pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory qualities, and Blackcurrant. The only thing it doesn't seem to do is make the tea and coffee!! I have no intention of buying any, but I'm just wondering if anyone has heard of it, or them. Is there anyone out there who has taken this stuff and is now skipping around like a spring lamb - and who hasn't told anyone of this miraculous substance?! Splodge > I have no intention of buying any, but I'm just wondering if anyone has > heard of it, or them. Is there anyone out there who has taken this stuff > and is now skipping around like a spring lamb - and who hasn't told anyone > of this miraculous substance?! > > Splodge I have not heard about it but I am in the USA. I am a little slow on the uptake for miraculous products. Harv 2005-08-03, Responding to Harvey R. Stone... >> I have no intention of buying any, but I'm just wondering if anyone has >> heard of it, or them. Is there anyone out there who has taken this stuff [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > the uptake for miraculous products. > Harv Hey Harv! DFTT! ;)  Signature---- * Another squeaking wheel @ http://tinyurl.com/6bf56 * Mike's (curious) Brain @ http://tinyurl.com/4872c - Have a nice day, it really does do you good! :) > 2005-08-03, Responding to Harvey R. Stone... >> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Hey Harv! DFTT! ;) LOLOLOL,,,, thanks,,,, I think. Harv >> I have no intention of buying any, but I'm just wondering if anyone has >> heard of it, or them. Is there anyone out there who has taken this stuff [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > the uptake for miraculous products. > Harv Me too, Harv Splodge >It's called Artrosilium, it's wickedly expensive (£169.00 for 12 months >supply) and the mailshot could soon be coming through your letterbox any day >now from a company called C.I. Research of Winchester. by some standards, that's not expensive. have you asked how much a year's worth of anti-tnf drugs costs? >Apparently it contains Organic silicon to make my joints supple, Meadowsweet >which has pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory qualities, and Blackcurrant. >The only thing it doesn't seem to do is make the tea and coffee!! if "organic silicon" means anything, it means "silicones" ... those compounds used in breast implants. does this stuff claim to increase your bust, too? [nb: i don't recognise your sex from the name "splodge"] >I have no intention of buying any, but I'm just wondering if anyone has >heard of it, or them. Is there anyone out there who has taken this stuff and >is now skipping around like a spring lamb - and who hasn't told anyone of >this miraculous substance?! i'm not a homeopathy-enthusiast, and i don't know what meadowsweet is supposed to do for you. however, my summary of the supposed active ingredients would go: silicones: supposedly inactive, but there are outstanding cases in the usa from women who claim they've been made ill by leaking implants (iirc) meadowsweet: could well have anti-inflammatory properties, for all i know blackcurrant: a good source of vitamin c; ribena is a good way of ingesting blackcurrant "essence" i would be surprised if you hear from any of these spring-lamb-alikes. SignatureRobin (http://www.tex.ac.uk/faq) Fairbairns, Cambridge Glass is mainly silicon. I suppose silicones are in some way derived from silicon. At least they are included in some lubricants and polishes. Meadowsweet is rather a nice white flower/plant. So maybe we have here stuff which lubricates your joints, polishes your bosom and makes you feel pretty (or if meadowsweet is antiiflammatory, maybe it puts your fire out)? But surely that isn't homeopathy ? Peter |
Reply to this Message |
 Sign In
 Join
 My Latest Posts My Monitored Threads My Blog My Photo Gallery My Profile My Homepage Start New Thread Enable EMail Alerts Rate this Thread
|
©2008 Advenet LLC Privacy Policy - Terms of Use
This website includes both content owned or controlled by Advenet as well as content owned or controlled by third parties.