Now available from Amazon and Walmart. Ditch the opioids and try this instead.
Palmitoylethanolamide: A Nutritional Approach to Keep Neuroinflammation within Physiological Boundaries—A Systematic Review Link
Proof that it works, look at Table 5 in this study
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Ordered a bottle today. Curious to see how well it works.
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Had my first comment on it from a UCPPS patient:
I have been taking Pea and it has had a clear benefit. You have to be on it for at least a month or two to give it time to work. It's worth it.
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I received a bottle - but it says to take it 4x a day with a meal. 4x seems a bit overkill...
Age: | Onset Age: 37 | Symptoms: Pain in penis/urethra, red penis tip, pressure in prostate | Helped By: Yoga and movement | Worsened By: Masturbating and sitting | Other comments: