Arthroclem

Ingredients

• Glucosamine 300 mg 
• Chondroitin Sulfate 200 mg 
• MSM 200 mg
• Chicken Collagen Type II 100 mg 
• Flaxseed 100 mg
• Bromelain 30 mg  
• Boswellia 10 mg 
• Curcumin 10 mg

ARTHROCLEM 

Supporting Healthy Joints

The 8 ingredients have synergistic action and are well documented in the literature to support healthy joints. 

Manufactured in an FDA inspected facility. Since the introduction of Arthroclem in 2002, we had no adverse events or side-effects reported.

1. Glucosamine 300 mg – GLUCOSAMINE SULFATE is a supplement used in osteoarthritis.
   When orally given, it is more effective than placebo and at least as effective as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in relieving osteoarthritis symptoms.
2. Chondroitin Sulfate 200 mg   CHONDROITINE reduces inflammation. This effect is explained by many action mechanisms.  
3. MSM 200 mg – MSM a Sulfur compound.  , MSM reduces inflammation and helps to restore your mobility. Sulfur is vital to the creation and regeneration of the body’s tissues.  
4. Chicken Collagen Type II 100 mg – CHICKEN COLLAGEN Several controlled trial provides evidence that oral administration of small quantities of solubilized native heterologous type II collagen is both safe and can improve the clinical manifestations of active rheumatoid arthritis. 
5. Flaxseed 100 mg –   flaxseed  are rich in alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), an essential fatty acid that appears to be beneficial for heart disease, inflammatory bowel disease, arthritis, and a variety of other health problems. ALA belongs to a group of substances called omega-3 fatty acids.

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