Joint health supplement for cartilage preservation & regeneration.
Increases the release of C-Telopeptides, supporting cartilage preservation and regeneration, and increases the number of T-Reg cells — leading to less inflammation and damage.
Anti-oxidant with a disease-modifying action.
Anti-arthritic support.
Lubrication through increased production of synovial fluid; chondroprotective and anti-inflammatory action.
Analgesic and anti-inflammatory.
A randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled study found daily supplementation with 40 mg of UC‑II has the potential to both alleviate joint pain that occasionally arises from strenuous exercise and lengthen periods of pain-free exertion.
A three-month treatment period with standardised rosehip powder consistently reduced pain scores, with patients twice as likely to respond, and without ulcerogenic effects or an influence on the coagulation cascade.
A randomised controlled study found patients with knee osteoarthritis taking MSM for 12 weeks showed an improvement in pain and physical function.
Hyaluronic acid is a potential bright spot in lowering side effects, with effectiveness driven by multiple methods of action including lubrication, anti-inflammatory and chondroprotective effects.
Treatment with hyaluronic acid can be delivered both orally and through intra-articular injections, depending on the severity and stage of joint degeneration.
Traditionally used for its analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties, celery seed extract complements the joint-support actions of the other actives in the formula.