Superior LabsBoswellia Serrata Extract 500mg – 65% Boswellic Acids, Pure Non-GMO Zero Fillers, Indian Frankincense, Healthy Inflammation Response, Joint & Immune Support, 240 Veg Caps

I developed creaky, achy knees and hips 7 years ago when I started intense aerobic and weight training exercises 5 days a week. During a check-up my doctor found that my Vitamin D level was severely low and I also had some arthritis. I was given prescription Vitamin D2 50,000 units for 6 months and told to take OTC pain killers for the pain. Because my grandmother had debilitating arthritis and trouble walking, I figured I'd end up the same. I developed severe depression and gave up exercise and dancing....I know...bad move.Fast forward 7 years and 50 lbs later, my knees had gotten so bad that OTC painkillers like Aleve, Tylenol, and Advil weren't working anymore. I could not get out of bed, get up from a chair, get out of my car or walk across the room.... much less climb stairs. I got a cane to help me move around and I felt like I was a 90 year old. I was using heating pads, muscle creams, pain pills, and on my best days the pain was still 5 on a scale of 1-10. Most days I was at an 8, where the pain would stop me in the middle of a step. On the days that it hit 10 I was chair bound and couldn't even move if I tried. I'd end up sleeping on the sofa because I couldn't even climb the stairs to go to bed.I was so tired of being sick and tired, I started researching my options. I knew that losing weight would make a tremendous difference but I had to relieve the pain in order to exercise again. I went to forums and heard about Vitamin D deficiency and how it leads to joint and bone deterioration as well as depression, I heard about Krill Oil, Fish Oil and their anti-inflammatory benefits, I heard about Serrapeptase and its ability to dissolve non-living tissue in the body. I already knew about Glucosamine Sulfate being better than Glucosamin HCL as well as the benefits of Collagen, Boron, and Hyuralonic Acid supplements but Boswellia extract was new to me. I was living with pain, inflammation, and swelling joints so I was eager to learn about Boswellia.After reading up on the medical research and visiting medical and health forums to read people's experience with it, I decided that Boswellia was worth a try. I was taking the following supplements and added Boswellia after the 4th week. This is my routine:On empty stomach (take pills then wait 30 min to eat)1 capsule Serrapeptase 40,000 SPU (3 times a day)1 capsule Type II Collagen, Boron, Hyaluronic Acid supplement1 capsule Boswellia extract (2 times a day) This was started 4 weeks into my routine.With food:1 capsule of Glucosamine Sulfate 750 mg (2 times a day)12,0000 IU Vitamin D3 soft gel1 Krill Oil/Hyaluronic Acid soft gel400 mg Magnesium soft gel (for muscle spasms and aches)1 tbsp Liquid Vitamin B Complex (for energy)After the first week, the pain was slightly reduced and I was able to stop using the cane to stand up or climb stairs. But I still had severe pain on most days and my knees would lock up in horrible pain during long car rides or upon waking up in the morning.After the second week, the pain was getting better, I would still lock up after long car rides or after waking up but it took less time to work my joints and unlock my knees. I was climbing the stairs one step at a time. Coming back down the stairs took even longer but I was able to do it without help from anyone.After the third week, my knees stopped locking up but I was still feeling the pain in my joints. I was able to go up and down the steps one at a time but I was able to move faster. The pain in my knees was no longer excruciating. I was able to help pack and load an entire condo for moving, but I had to take a single Aleve pill to combat the pain.I started taking Boswellia between week 3 and 4 and noticed less joint swelling and burning sensations.After the fourth week I started to have pain free days. I could keep pace with other people when walking but not when climbing steps. However, I was able to climb steps normally at a slower pace. The swelling and burning I felt in my knees after long walks started to diminish at this point.It is now just over two months and I am 90% pain free. I am no longer in pain when I wake up. I can stand up without pain, walk and climb stairs without pain. I get mild aches in my knees during car trips, which resolve after a a couple of minutes of stretching. If I miss a couple of days worth of supplements I feel achy. If I miss the Boswellia, my knees get swollen and hot after a brisk walk. I make it a point to never skip any days. These supplements work better than any pain med I have tried. They don't cover the problem, they help in the healing process. It's been 1 1/2 months since I took any pain meds at all. I can only imagine how much better I will feel in another month or two.I feel good enough to start gentle exercise. I have a significant amount of weight I need to lose to relieve the burden on my joints. Based on what others have experienced with their weight loss, I am confident I will reach 100% pain relief once I shed the pounds. If it wasn't for the supplements, exercise wouldn't even be an option. I am so grateful for the pain relief that I tell anyone who will listen. It works. You have to stick to it every single day and have patience. It doesn't happen overnight, but it will happen. You will get better.

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I am an older guy in my late 60's. I am a big proponent of supplements and healthy living. At age 68, I still have all my teeth, all my hair - which is snow white as I don't believe in hair coloring and just being a natural person - and my blood pressure sticks around 110/65 without any drugs. So, I am pretty healthy.However, as an old guy, my joints have started to bother me. They are stiff a lot and creaky and when I am doing something, I get pains now and then that tell me they are protesting whatever I am doing. So, I am always poking around the Internet looking for ways to relieve various symptoms of things. Boswellia came in front of me in one of my searches as an anti-inflammatory herb that was good for the joints. I have heard of it but never really looked into its properties or uses. One of the interesting things I discovered about Boswellia is that is is also known as frankincense. Yes, the same stuff that has been burned as incense in religious and cultural ceremonies for centuries.Another benefit is that it appears to have a potential anti-cancer capability as evidenced in experiments with mice. In fact, the more I read about it, the more I decided I needed to try it.I am not one of those people who take an herbal supplement and expect immediate results. I take them for the long term - mostly to head off future problems. I have had colon cancer back in 1997 and am still around. But cancer is scary, so anything I can do to protect myself against a recurrence or new cancers is of high interest to me. So, the anti-cancer thing is a big plus as a protector. However, if you google Boswellia and you start reading about all the things Boswellia is supposed to be good for, it begins to make you wonder how much is hype and how much is fact. It is hard to believe that this stuff can be used to treat: arthritis, diarrhea, dysentery, ringworm, boils, fevers (antipyretic), skin and blood diseases, cardiovascular diseases, mouth sores, bad throat, bronchitis, asthma, cough, vaginal discharges, hair loss, jaundice, hemorrhoids, syphilitic diseases, irregular menses and liver stimulation. Whew! What a list. Not sure I believe all that hype. Happily, this seller does not make all those claims but just concentrates on the joint benefits. I am interested only in the anti-inflammatory benefits and, what I have read about the supposedly anti-cancer benefits in other publications. So, that is why I decided to try it.I picked this brand because it doesn't have junk ingredients, like magnesium stearate or silicon dioxide which seems to be in most supplements on the market. It also is made in America - that is a big plus for me! So, I ordered it and have been taking it since January 12 (2015).So, some of my aches and pains that bothered me up to now include my ankles and knees and a little in my wrists. I do not have arthritis - just what I call "creaky" joints that bother me sometimes when the humidity is high or "just because" it is time for mother nature to crab at me. Whatever the reason, it bugs me now and then. I have been taking this regularly for 20 days and I can really tell the difference. My joints don't bother me nearly as much as they did. I have gone days without even thinking about any aches and pains - a first for a long time. So, this stuff appears to agree with me and I will continue taking it from now on. Like I said, this brand is made in America and has a lot going for it, so this is my brand from now on.

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This along with Turmeric and Frankincense oil were recommended to help with the tumors in my knee. I definitely notice a difference when I take Boswellia twice a day and also when I forget so I'm going to keep taking it. I can't compare to other brands as this is the first one I tried and it worked well so I've had no reason to shop around.Update: I have been using Superior Labs Boswellia exclusively for two and a half years and while it continues to be effective, there have been several changes in pricing and dosage during that time. With my most recent order I was shocked to find the capsule size considerably smaller and compared them to what I had remaining in my previous bottle (see photo). When I compared the product information I noted that where the previous bottle listed the dosage as one capsule, the new one lists it as two. I wasn't happy at the price having gone from $19.95 to $24.95, but it was a greater unpleasant surprise to realize I had just paid that higher price for half the number of doses contained in my previous bottle. I'm a loyal customer to brands I feel I can trust, unfortunately that is no longer the case with Superior Labs.