Peter Attia· MD
in the case of the tendonitis like my Achilles it was a couple of months but that's not outside of the window of what we're we've been conditioned to expect from all the German studies
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in the case of the tendonitis like my Achilles it was a couple of months but that's not outside of the window of what we're we've been conditioned to expect from all the German studies
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I treated my own Achilles which I can tell you about took two months or so so there was almost I was almost wondering if it was going to work or not