KLOW - expensive as hell and for what?

[Randyfrog90]

Listen, I get it, everyone love this stuff. Makes your skin look nice, is good for old injuries and joints and more.

I do not get the hype. I’ve probably taken it on and off for probably 6 months at this point. I feel like all that’s happened is I’m like $500 poorer.

My skin has always been okay at least, but I see no noticeable improvement. The real test was my shoulder which I had an injury to back about 6 months ago. MRI says it’s an AC sprain but it keeps on persisting. Even with rest, even with klow, I just do not buy into what it is for how expensive it is. Does anyone else have different experiences? Am I using it wrong?

 

[RascalRaccoon]

There are a ton of threads already with people talking about their experiences with KLOW.
Some people see benefits. Some don’t.

 

[Youarewhen]

Listen, I get it, everyone love this stuff. Makes your skin look nice, is good for old injuries and joints and more.

I do not get the hype. I’ve probably taken it on and off for probably 6 months at this point. I feel like all that’s happened is I’m like $500 poorer.

My skin has always been okay at least, but I see no noticeable improvement. The real test was my shoulder which I had an injury to back about 6 months ago. MRI says it’s an AC sprain but it keeps on persisting. Even with rest, even with klow, I just do not buy into what it is for how expensive it is. Does anyone else have different experiences? Am I using it wrong?

The amount of tb/bpc in klow is not optimal for the kind of repair you’re talking about in the last paragraph. I’d suggest you look into protocols for tb/bpc dosed separately for tissue repair.

 

[Randyfrog90]

see this is what I need to hear. I’ll do a little extra digging then