Joint Support

GreenGrown Glucosamine HCl:Glucosamine, one of the basic building blocks of cartilage, is critical for joint mobility and lubrication. GreenGrown® Glucosamine HCl is a 100% plant-derived and bioavailable source of glucosamine shown to improve joint discomfort and stiffness²*.

Phytodroitin™:Chondroitin is another critical structural component of cartilage, and the primary constituent of the extracellular matrix that gives joints their flexibility and strength. Plant-based Phytodroitin™ provides a bio-equivalent form of chondroitin including hyaluronic acid for supporting joint tissue^3-5*.

OptiMSM (Methylsulfonylmethane):MSM is a natural occurring compound that has been shown to counteract cytokines that trigger damaging free radicals. By reducing oxidative stress on bones and joint structure, MSM works in synergy with Boswellia and Turmeric to protect and maintain healthy joints⁶*.

FruiteX-B Calcium Fructoborate:Patented FruiteX-B® is a unique source of dietary boron and calcium, critical minerals required for modulating bone turnover in support of strong and resilient joints^1,7*.

Boswellia Extract:TBoswellic acid, concentrated in the resin of Boswellia trees is a powerful phytonutrient wellresearched for its ability to block damaging cytokines. By reducing free radical damage, Boswellia supports the maintenance of cartilage to promote healthy joint function^8,9*.

Turmeric:Our Joint Support formula includes whole turmeric root, delivering all active curcuminoids that are widely researched and clinically proven to protect and maintain healthy cartilage tissue. Further evidence suggests that curcumin from turmeric may augment the benefits of glucosamine and chondroitin for improving joint comfort^10,11*.

As a dietary supplement, take 3 (three) capsules once daily, preferably with a meal, or as directed by your physician.

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