Easy Flex

danny27

I`ve just come across a video advert in The Joint Helper extolling the virtues of Easy Flex, developed by Dr Raphael Perez. It seems too good to be true. Has anybody tried it or have any information about it?

Brynmor

I've just looked at this and was astounded at the prices! It seems to be a hugely expensive way of obtaining many supplements that can be bought easily and cheaply elsewhere at any health food shop.

As an American product it seems to be only available through online sales outlets. The website also appears to have no content other than a single blog-post which contains an advisory note at the bottom: "This is an advertisement and not an actual news article, blog, or consumer protection update."

For better, more reliable information on food supplements, do take a look at our website:

https://www.versusarthritis.org/about-arthritis/complementary-and-alternative-treatments/types-of-complementary-treatments/diet-and-nutritional-supplements/

Mike1

Having Googled it it is another "natural" remedy that has no medical research or approval behind it. Like most of these "supplements" if it was any good it would be prescribed or recommended by your GP. That said I am in favour of trying anything if it helps ease the pain but draw the line at wasting money.

danny27

Thanks for your replies. Echoes my initial thoughts.

Willliam

Ok but has anyone actually taken easy flex and knows whether it works or not

lorr1e1

https://community.versusarthritis.org/discussion/comment/687807#Comment_687807

Yes it would be helpful if people let us know if they took it. The reviews on Facebook say they think it's a fraud

Mike1

£69.95 a bottle, plus bad reviews, plus no scientific evidence that it works and even one review that says that there is no such Dr why would anyone want to try it??

stickywicket

100% with you, Mike. I think more people benefitted from DD's 'tripe therapy'. At least we all had a laugh which is beneficial and free. https://community.versusarthritis.org/discussion/43606/dds-miraculous-tripe-therapy

But if anyone has £69 that they wish to donate to a bad cause, maybe they'd review it for the rest of us.,