If you suffer from joint pain, Kextin wants to talk to you for a bit. They say that this is an all-natural remedy and that it is prescribed extensively in Korea. Joint pain can be debilitating and can prevent you from doing the things you love to do, so it is vitally important to get a fix for this condition sooner rather than later. But can something like this really be the answer?
Overview
What is most interesting about this product is that most of the time China is used as the source of credibility, because herbal remedies from China have an aura about them. This is one of the few instances where Korea is mentioned as a reason why a product should be thought of as successful. The Korean population is definitely into health and fitness and feeling good. They have one of the more active senior populations, with most people getting some sort of daily activity in the form of a walk, swimming, or just doing errands around town.
The Claim
Kextin claims that their product works three times better than a placebo, and that it helps to protect the cartilage in your joints from deteriorating. They say that it also protects your synovial membrane from getting damaged, and they claim that 9 out of 10 users report pain relief from it. They go on to state that it helps relieve joint pain, tenderness, and swelling caused by inflammation of the joints. They also say that it works quickly, and provides results in one month’s time or less.
They say that it is safe to take for the long term, and that there are no side effects that come along with it. They also say that you don’t have to worry about the lining of your stomach or your gastrointestinal tract because it will be protected while you are taking this.
The Hype
They do their best to try to hype this up as an “Asian sensation”, attempting to tap into the ideas that Asians have things figured out in regards to health, aging, and the pains that come along with getting older. It’s been well documented that the aging Asian population is more active and mobile than their American peers, so there is something to be said about this. However there are so many factors at play, including diet and lifestyle throughout their lives, and it probably isn’t only because of some wonder drug just discovered.
The Cost
Kextin is $86 for 3 bottles, plus $7 shipping and handling. You can also get a one month supply for $50 which includes shipping. It comes with a 90 day money back guarantee, so they seem pretty confident that you’ll like it, and they also claim that 200,000 people have ordered it since its release in the United States. This is a believable number, and still pretty impressive, and it’s nice that they’re not claiming to have sold millions of bottles yet.
The Commitment
All that you need to do is take the pill on this one. You might find that once you’ve been taking it for a while you start to feel better and want to be more active and do more. You can also couple this with an anti-inflammatory diet like the Zone Diet, and take other steps to slowly regain your mobility and keep living your life on your terms.
Evaluation
Kextin uses all-natural ingredients and only requires you to take a pill with your meals. This is an easy enough pill to remember to take and the ingredients it uses are each known to provide help with inflammation and to increase mobility in the joints. It’s not a far stretch of the imagination that this could help you supplement your daily food intake with the nutrients your body needs. It may not be a cure-all by itself, but if you take a comprehensive approach and also follow the advice given to you by your doctor you should see a marked improvement.
They say if you’re not growing, your dying, and if you just let your joint pain get the better of you it’s going to get worse and worse. Bodies at rest tend to stay at rest so you’ve got to keep your body moving. If it takes a little assistance to get you back to a good feeling place, get that help and then get back to what makes you you.
Final Kextin Review
Kextin is getting a Try rating from us, based on the documented use of this by many people and the lack of any reported side effects or complaints. When it comes to joint pain there are only so many options available to you, and many of them involve using pharmaceutical drugs. Since you don’t want to take a prescription pill every day for the rest of your life, you need to explore other treatments, and this makes a strong enough case to give it a try.
Our Recommendation
With the guarantee in place, and the relatively low cost of a one month trial, we recommend giving this a go and seeing how happy you are after one month. Just be sure not to judge it too quickly and wait for the third week before you start making up your mind. They openly state that it takes about 3-4 weeks so you just have to take it faithfully and reserve your judgment, which is a surprisingly hard thing to do in our world of instant gratification.
All this is hype. The review will always say to buy the product. Do swimming, move your joints. lose weight, build up your muscle around the joint and take Boswellia, turmeric and Zyflamend and you will be in better shape.
That’s true that there is a sort of aura of trust around Asian remedies. I think it’s because you could assume that any old civilization that passes down it’s remedies from generation to generation must have some level of expertise in natural remedies, and that the remedies must work on some level or people wouldn’t continue to use them.
I would try something like this for my occasional knee pain. I rarely have pain in any of my other joints, and it’s usually just pain in one knee, so I don’t think it’s arthritis. So I don’t have much to lose by trying natural remedies, except the $86 price tag does give me pause. I would do the $50 tryout option before committing to the full three bottles.
I heard about this too and have to say the lack of complaints is pretty amazing. You’d figure with anything that promises to cure an ailment would receive some sort of complaints online, but so far I haven’t found one and if there is one, then is a rarity. My joint pains are getting worse as I age and the cold weather in a few months to come won’t help either. It does have a 90 day money back guarantee, but I’m just being cautious here. I hope I’ll be smiling pain free this winter.