How do you treat your wounds?

[Espina]

My father has a joint problem, he uses glucosamide sulfate.

I don't know if you have heard of it. It's supposed to be the main ingredient of joints.

They sell it over here without prescription.

[bushido_man96]

I have taken it before, with chongroidant, and it never did do much for me. I don't take it anymore, but my knees have felt really good lately.

[JusticeZero]

Presumably the same principle.

Jell-o is much cheaper.

[bushido_man96]

Tastes better, too.

[Espina]

Heheheh, yes, I concur

[Truestar]

Not that I doubt your statements, but would there happen to be a good explanation of how Jell-O works?

If its convincing enough, I'll make sure there's a steady supply in the house.

[Espina]

Because I think it has the main component of cartilage

[Wa-No-Michi]

Hot bath and rest.

Pain killers are fine, but I always try to avoid anything with "Aspinol" in... for obvious reasons.

WNM

[Espina]

I don't like taking pills either, but sometimes they are good, specially if you have to continue training

[sensei8]

Depending on the type of the injury...I will ice/heat, elevate, and/or wrap the area. The best after all of that is...plenty of REST. Especially when you're my age...51...I need all the recuperation that I can get. If the injuries more than I can handle, then I'll go to the doctor. One time I accidently stuck a kama into my right knee, I was only 16 years old. I pulled it out...screamed...bandaged it up...then wrapped it...then rode my bike home while holding my right leg as straight as I could...then I refused to go to the doctor...with enough peroxide and the like and keeping the area clean and well rebandaged...I was new as a fiddle. No, I'm not tough...I just didn't want to go to the doctor...tough?...no...stupid...but I thought it was the best thing I could ever do at the moment.