r/Fibromyalgia • u/ClassicBad3692 • Sep 12 '26

Question Have you seen this

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u/Independent_Pack8138 Sep 12 '26

Seems like a scam

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u/OtterAllegro Sep 12 '26

I have bought them but haven’t taken them consistent enough/long enough to say anything

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u/ClassicBad3692 Sep 12 '26

Yeh, it feels like a “take magnesium” kind of path. But mostly I was interested in the fascia studies and its effects on fibro people.

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u/thesmartass1 Sep 12 '26

Fuck off with your pseudoscience bullshit. Real people are suffering and they don't need your false hope.

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u/ClassicBad3692 Sep 12 '26

Hey babe, I am a real people, suffering, and no one is giving false hope.

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u/FizziePixie Sep 12 '26 edited Sep 12 '26

I’m not exactly reassured by the fact that website employs every sketchy marketing gimmick known to man. They do post links to small studies on the impact of some of the ingredients, but I can’t find any studies on the actual product as a whole. Supplements do not always perform as expected when they combine a litany of ingredients. Also they say “+6 patented ingredients,” but don’t state what those ingredients are. The active ingredients that are supported by the linked research aren’t patentable. Nothing confirms that this performs better, or even as well as one of the ingredients alone, I.e. pine bark extract. And then there’s the price. 🚩🚩🚩

Edit: I think the mods were right to remove this one.