Did anyone hear about this? Apparently those Lakota ads on TV work so well that Costco customers are demanding that their stores carry those pills.
That is works is debatable. The pills are mostly glucosamine which is a common ingredient in arthritis supplements. The ASC (Arthritis Society of Canada) says glucosamine can lessen pain when taken for a few weeks but it won't work on long term basis, if at all.
Yet the makers of Lakota pills claim they work effectively, adding that their pills contain other herbs such as white willow bark and devil claws.
At any rate, they are laughing all the way to the bank, thanks to their under budget advertisement showing Floyd Red Crow Westerman of Dances with Wolves fame selling the pills.
Gives new meanning to the term Medicine Men.
