BMJ Bones, Muscles, and Joints

We use the original form of glucosamine, glucosamine sulfate, because this formulation was used in the research documenting good results for osteoarthritis. Free radical damage is involved in cartilage degeneration. Zinc, copper and manganese are included in the BMJ because these minerals are necessary for the formation of SOD (super-oxide dismutase) the body’s own antioxidant enzymes. A fourfold lower level of SOD was found in patients with osteoarthritis (Regan E, et al. 2005). Vitamin D is included because an increased risk for osteoarthritis of the hip and knee has been documented in people with low levels of vitamin D (Bergink AP, et al. 2009, Lane NE, et al. 1999) Read the full scientific explanation .........

Effective S-Acetyl Glutathione

Glutathione is your primary defense against aging. It’s a very effective antioxidant the body makes to protect itself from free radical damage (oxidative stress), but it makes less as we get older, and we use more. It can help repair cells that are damaged by stress, radiation, pollution, infection, and other illnesses. Glutathione is not an anti-inflammatory, but inflammation is inducing oxidative stress (Khansari N, et al. 2009). Free radical damage can also cause inflammation Read the full scientific explanation ........

Curcumin EX

Curcumin has an anti-inflammatory effect, protecting human chondrocytes (cartilage cells) from degradation (breakdown) affecting several biochemical pathways (Henrotin Y, et al. 2010). Research has documented the many benefits of curcumin (found in turmeric spice), but regular turmeric is hard to absorb. The type of curcumin in our formula improves the absorption 6.93 fold compared to regular curcumin (Anthony B, et al. 2008). Curcumin is recommended here since arthritis is an inflammatory condition, and Curcumin helps to reduce inflammation. Read full scientific explanation .......

Better Fish Oil

EPA/DHA, which is found in fish oil, have shown to decrease morning stiffness and reduce the number of painful and swollen joints ( Kremer JM, et al. 1985,Kremer JM. 1996, Kremer JM, et al. 1995, Kremer JM, et al. 1990).

Most people that eat a western diet can benefit from increasing the intake of Omega 3 fatty acid since their diet usually contains too much Omega 6 from vegetable oils and saturated fat from dairy and other animal sources. Read full scientific explanatio n..........

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