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• About Serious Joint Nutrition -

SERIOUS JOINT NUTRITION is the result of six years of research involving a particular group of fatty acid esters, including cetyl myristoleate, and various other complementary nutrients...

• Herbal Blend of COX-2 Inhibitors -

• Helps to inhibit excessive COX-2 (cyclooxygenase Ð2) enzyme production in a safe and effective way with no side effects.
• Cyclooxygenase-2 enzyme is responsible for the breakdown of arachidonic acid, the precursor of hormone-like substances known as prostaglandins, which are responsible for producing pain and inflammation.
• These same phytonutrients also function as anti-oxidants. Research has shown that chronic inflammation can be caused by free radical damage. Free radicals are generated from external and internal sources, including our own immune systems. Anti-oxidants help to quench free radical damage and put the fire out.
  
  

• WD-40 for Your Joints! -

• Exciting newly discovered, naturally occurring form of fatty acid (oil) that is known as WD-40 for the joints because of its lubricating qualities.
• Recent studies have shown that CM can help to increase joint ranges of motion, sooth joints and muscles, and help to promote healthy joint function.
• Published studies have shown that test subjects suffering from various joint conditions experienced a 63% improvement in overall joint function in only 30 days. And by combining CM with the joint rebuilding nutrients, like glucosamine, favorable results increased up to 88%.
  
  

• Glucosamine -

• Required for the synthesis of glycoproteins, glycolipids, and glycosaminoglycans, collectively known as mucopolysaccharides, which create the body's tendons, ligaments, cartilage, and synovial fluid.
• Stimulates the creation of chondrocytes (cartilage cells) in the articular cartilage.
• Stimulates the creation of synovioctyes (synovial tissue cells) in the synovial tissues, which line the joint capsule, and is responsible for the creation of synovial fluid. These same tissues provide important nutrition for our joints.
• When compared to glucosamine sulfate and N-acetyl glucosamine, glucosamine HCL provides a more concentrated form.
  
  

• Collagen (Type II) -

• The most abundant protein in the human body making up 70% to 90% total weight of all connective tissues.
• There are 15 different types of collagen with type II being the most abundant collagen found in joint cartilage
• Most gelatin products in the market today use hydrolyzed type I cartilage, which is found predominantly in the skin. There are no studies that show type I collagen has the ability to enhance production of joint cartilage
• Collagen type II, not only functions as a joint re-building nutrient, but it also seems to have immune system modulating effects which help to curb the destructive process and lessen inflammation
  
  

• Methyl Sulfonylmethane (MSM) -

• Highly bio-available source of organic sulfur
• Used in the construction of sulfur-containing amino acids, cysteine and methionine
• Used to create over 150 different compounds in the body
• Used historically to treat chronic pain, arthritis, joint inflammation, bursitis, tendonitis, and muscle cramps
  

• Manganese -

• Combinations of glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate, and manganese are used to treat osteoarthritis
• Activates enzymes that attach sugars to proteins and aids in the construction of collagens and various proteoglycans
• Manganese deficiencies cause slipped tendons and skeletal abnormalities
• Major component in bone formation
• Direct relationship between manganese deficiency and hip disease
  

• Boron -

• Promotes bone health
• Aids in muscle building and increasing testosterone production
• Enhances cognitive function and fine motor skills
• Used to treat osteoarthritis
  

• Copper -

• Component in important enzyme production
• Necessary for wound healing
• Important role in collagen formation and structural integrity of bone, cartilage, tendons, and ligaments
• Combines with zinc to form a powerful antioxidant
• Necessary for the formation of hemoglobin in the blood
  

• Zinc -

• Necessary for the transfer of carbon dioxide in red blood cells
• Involved in the synthesis of RNA, DNA, proteins and calcification of bones
• Plays a critical role in the development and function of our reproductive organs
• Essential agent for connective tissue repair and wound healing
• Combines with copper to form superoxide dismutase, a powerful antioxidant