I have loved running since childhood - all kinds of tournaments, competitions, I ran a marathon several times, but over the years this hobby was felt. I kept running every day, exposing my joints to heavy loads. So for a few years I suffered from joint pain, I thought I wouldn’t be able to run anymore! At the time, of course, I tried a bunch of different remedies, but none gave the desired result. And recently, some friends who were treating their 10-year-old daughter after a fracture advised Flekosteel gel for joint and back pain. At first I didn’t want to do anything about it, but they had real experience of using it and insisted, so I bought this gel anyway.
My friends who advised me Flekosteel somehow got the package through other friends, but I just found the official Flekosteel website online and ordered from there. You can probably buy it elsewhere, but the fake will definitely not come from the official website.
This gel, by the way, is not a medicine, so, thank God, there was no trouble getting a prescription and going to the hospitals - they sent it without any questions.
In fact, from any diseases and side effects and injuries related to the joints and back. These include osteochondrosis, arthritis, radiculitis, scoliosis and more. I just had painful sensations from straining my joints.
I read the composition for a long time (I think this is an important thing), but apart from various oils, herbs and extracts I found nothing. In this regard, it is also a big plus for the manufacturer, as it is immediately obvious that the product is natural, safe, without a bunch of chemicals, as is now accepted.
The family I found out about the gel bought it to recover from the injury - my daughter fell on the playground and broke her leg. The fracture was severe, and doctors advised the use of a strong preventative measure. Flekosteel gave good results even in the recovery phase - when they came to the hospital for another visit, the doctor was surprised that the change went much faster.
I also read how to use this tool on the Internet, although there were instructions on the package itself.
The main thing I remember from using all kinds of common products is that they can’t be rubbed too much into the skin. In the early days, when I didn’t know it yet, it happened that after rubbing in, my skin would itch or start to hurt even more. Therefore, it is better to apply the gel on the problem area and let it stand for half an hour until it is absorbed. It is important to be in one position at the same time, not to get up, not to run, otherwise there will be few results.
So I was treated for a month and a half - I applied the gel 2-3 times a day, usually in the morning before work and late in the afternoon, when it was time to rest.
Even when I first applied the gel to my joints, after about 15 minutes it became much easier - the strong tension gradually started to disappear, plus, I saw the skin color start to change gradually, a little swelling appeared - and they startedto give in. After a few weeks, I started running again and increased the load. All the symptoms have almost completely disappeared, but I started to treat the situation more meaningfully - I don't put too much strain on my legs, I take breaks between runs. Although there is no critical need now, I still bought a few more packs of the gel - from time to time I will use it for prevention.