Alphaflex with Omega-5e for Muscle and Joint relief from Minor Pain.

	"AlphaFlex^® gives me an extra edge." - Dean Lister Dean Lister has been competing in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu since 1996 and has earned a respectable reputation as a fierce competitor in the sport. Dean is the # 1 ranked Middleweight in the mixed martial arts event 'King of the Cage' where he is the Middleweight World Champion, and is a two-time National Sambo champ, four-time Machado National Brazilian Jiu Jitsu champ, a National Gracie Jiu Jitsu champion, a Pro-Am Invitee and the 2003 Abu Dhabi Absolute Champion. His record includes 60 wins and 8 losses, 47 of these wins by submission. Dean Lister Official Homepage
	"We just feel better everywhere! Thanks to AlphaFlex^®." - Barbara Warren & Angelika Drake (The Twin Team) Barbara and Angelika are two women of remarkable accomplishments. Barbara, a former actress and psychologist as well as a six-time record-holding ultra-distance athlete who won the world championship for long distance triathlon in 1996. We unfortunately lost Barbara in 2008 due to a tragic accident she had during a triathlon. Angelika, also a record winning athlete, brought home a gold medal from the 1996 Extreme Games and holds the world record for the Triple Ironman in France. Between the two, they have competed in over 60 "50-mile" races, 3 "137-mile", 1 "147-mile", 2 "100-mile" races, 70 marathons, 19 Ironman distance triathlons, 14 Ironman World Championships, 40 Triathlons and 10 "200-mile" bike events. The sisters are known for their amazing athletic accomplishments, their adventurous expeditions and their international motivational speaking seminars.
	"I've tried several methods in my athletic career, AlphaFlex^® really makes me feel better." - Ray Norton In 1959, Ray Norton held the world records in four track and field events which include 100 and 200 Meter and 100 and 200 Yard. Ray won 3 gold medals in the Pan Am Games where he also carried the American Flag. He later won another 3 gold medals in the US-Russian meet. He competed in the following year's Olympic Summer Games and finished 5th due to injury. Shortly there after, he began a 3 season career in the NFL, being drafted by the San Francisco 49er's. After the NFL Ray Norton would go on to coach some of the fastest humans on earth. Olympian and World Record holder in the 100 Meter in 1968, Jim Heinz; World's Fastest Human in 1978, Houston McTear; and he now works with one of the world's current fastest men, Jeff Laynes and continues to coach future Olympians.
	"If you start this program today, you'll see exactly what AlphaFlex^® is all about." - Jim Otto During his 15-year career, he participated in each of the nine AFL All-Star games that were played and in the AFC-NFC Pro Bowl the first three seasons that postseason classic was scheduled. Jim never missed a game. When he retired following the 1974 season, he had started in 210 straight games in regular season but had played in 308 games as a Raider. Otto punished his body greatly during his NFL career, resulting in nearly 40 surgeries, including 28 knee operations (nine of them during his playing career alone) and multiple joint replacements. His joints are riddled with arthritis, and he has debilitating back and neck problems. One time, Otto nearly died on the operating table. He also fought off three life-threatening bouts of infections due to his artificial joints, and during one six-month stretch, was without a proper right knee joint because he had to wait for the infection to clear up before another artificial one could be implanted.