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Hyaluronic Acid use (for soft tissue) experiences? (Lapis?)

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Posted 7/23/2019 9:27 AM (GMT -5)
If I try it, It will be using this mostly for after workouts to speed recovery ect. Im sure it does other things too (good and bad?)

Experimented with different protiens and amino-acids in the past, so this will be something new.

Ive googled it, but its alway good to see what others noticed (or not) with a different supplement. I know its naturally in the body already.
Posted 7/23/2019 11:36 AM (GMT -5)
Its great and I HIGHLY recommend it to anyone with connective tissue/joint issues.

I get the pure powder and drop some in warm water, about an hour later its fully hydrated and good to go. I take it with collagen II, and glucosamine. Thats my joint stack and it really rocks. Great for the skin too. Get yourself one of those scales so you can measure out the amount you want.
Posted 7/23/2019 11:53 AM (GMT -5)
I was just going to try capsules and keep it simple.

However............

The powder is a little confusing. Ive read you add water and wait for it to "gel".

I was assuming you then drink the powder after mixing with water......but, then I read some use it after "geled" as a topical(?) Can you do both?
Posted 7/24/2019 1:45 PM (GMT -5)
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Posted 7/24/2019 1:55 PM (GMT -5)
yes you add the powder to the water wait for it to gel, then you can both drink it and use it topically

Just be careful using it on your face. If its too strong it can irritate your facial skin.

I really feel like its absorbed much better by my body when I drink the gel versus the dry pills.
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