Joint Relief

Joint Relief contains a combination of proteolytic enzymes, minerals and standardized plant extracts to boost joint health, movement and physical function, maintain a normal inflammatory response and enhance workout reovery time.

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Boosts joint health, movement and physical function

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Maintains normal inflammatory balance

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Joint Relief

Formulated by physicians from
Harvard, Cornell, MIT and Bastyr

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Joint Relief contains a combination of proteolytic enzymes, minerals and standardized plant extracts to boost joint health, movement and physical function, maintain a normal inflammatory response and enhance workout reovery time.

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Boosts joint health, movement and physical function

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Maintains normal inflammatory balance

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Enhances workout recovery time

Osteoarthritis: Heart Disease for Joints

Joint pain causes too many people to miss out on some of the greatest moments of their lives. While friends and family are enjoying themselves riding bikes, playing tennis, hiking, gardening, dancing or playing with their kids and grandkids, they’re sitting on the sidelines, unable to fully participate. And if they do, they’re often experiencing pain and discomfort, or paying for it later as their joint pain flares up.

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How to take Joint Relief for maximum benefit

Q: How many capsules do I take per day? A: The recommendation on the bottle suggests people take 3 capsules per day.

Q: How long will a bottle last? A: If you take the recommended 3 capsules per day, one bottle will last 30 days.

Q: Do I have to take all 3 capsules at the same time? A: No, although once-daily dosing will be more convenient for most people.

Q: Do I need to take the capsules with food? A: You don’t need to take the capsules with food. You can if you’d like, but it’s not required.

Q: If I can’t swallow pills, can I still take Joint Relief? A: Yes. Simply open the capsules and mix with room temperature or colder food such as yogurt or cottage cheese.

How you’ll know if Joint Relief is helping you

Q: How will I know if Joint Relief is helping me? A: You should expect to feel better, with less discomfort and more joint mobility. Joint Relief is a dietary supplement with clinically validated nutrients to promote joint comfort and support joint health and healthy joint mobility. It’s nutrients have been shown in clinical trials to reduce joint swelling and pain and increase joint range of motion and pain-free activity.

Q: How long should it take until I should expect results? A: Clinical trials on the ingredients suggest that on average it can take 10-14 days to experience benefits; however, many volunteers in the studies got relief faster.

Boswellia Serrata, New Uses for an Old Plant

Article at-a-glance: Boswellia serrata possesses supports healthy inflammatory activity, with six potent acids that significantly inhibit pro-inflammatory compounds in the body. The most potent of these acids is thought to be acetyl-11-keto-β-boswellic acid (AKBA)...

How Supporting Joint Health Promotes Heart Health

Article at-a-glance: Osteoarthritis (OA) is similar to many other chronic diseases in that its slowly developing for many years before the first symptoms appear. The development of atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) and OA both involve chronic inflammation,...

The Osteoporosis Crisis is Worse Than We Thought

Article at-a-glance: A newly released study shows that this healthcare crisis is much worse than we thought, and this silent killer is affecting people at a much younger age. A 50-year-old woman has a similar lifetime risk of dying from hip fracture as from breast...

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Bromelain

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Boswellia serrata (Indian frankincense)

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Magnesium

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Rutin

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Pine Bark Extract

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Turmeric Root Extract

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