What is a healthy cartilage?
A healthy cartilage consist of smooth surfaces that allow painless joint motion. |
What is a damaged cartilage?
Over time as a joint moves, the cartilage deteriorates and its smooth surface becomes rough. As the cartilage wears off, the exposed bone rubs against one another and thus causes damage and pain. |
What is synovial fluid?
Synovial fluid is a thick fluid found in between joints where it helps to reduce friction between the cartilage and other tissues in joints to lubricate and cushion them during movement. |
What are the common joint problems faced by most people?
- Discomfort joint movement, i.e climbing up & down the stairs, problems getting up and down the car.
- Stiffness in joints after getting out of bed or sitting for a long time
- Swelling or tenderness in one or more joints
- A crunching feeling or the sound of bone rubbing against one another |
What are the common causes of joints problems?
Factors that may cause joint problems include:
- Being overweight
- Getting older - the cartilage wears off faster as compared to regeneration as we get older
- Injuring a joint - Stress created on joints from jobs or engaging in certain sports |
What makes Joint RX different?
Joint RX is specially formulated with joint care ingredients and extra antioxidant to minimize joint pain, crackling & stiffness, rebuild cartilage & synovial fluid, maintain strong & flexible joints and relieve joint discomfort. |
What is Glucosamine Sulphate?
Glucosamine is available in several forms of salt, usually either in glucosamine sulphate or glucosamine hydrochloride. Many studies have suggested that glucosamine sulfate is the most effective form of glucosamine because it is smaller in molecular size and is more readily absorbed. |
What is the different between Glucosamine Sulphate KCL and Glucosamine Sulphate NaCL?
Glucosamine Sulphate KCL and Glucosamine Sulphate NaCL are different glucosamine salts, which are stabilized by co-precipitation with potassium chloride and sodium chloride respectively. It is known that plain glucosamine sulphate cannot exist alone. Studies have shown that serum potassium and the total body potassium are low in rheumatoid arthritis and juvenile chronic arthritis. Sodium is contraindicated in patients with hypertension, heart failure, water retention, etc. |
Why is Chrondrotin & MSM added?
Chondroitin sulfate are substances found naturally in the body that gives cartilage elasticity. Chondroitin works synergistically with Glucosamine Sulphate in the promotion and maintenance of the structure and function of cartilage. MSM may reduce symptoms of discomfort joints. |
How does Joint RX work in the body?
Glucosamine Sulphate & Chondroitin - helps in the production of synovial fluid, cartilage and joint.
MSM - Reduce ache & stiffness
Antioxidant like Vitamin C, Zinc, Manganese, Selenium, Copper, Bromelain - may reduce the risk of cartilage deterioration. |
Who should consume JointRX?
- Suitable for all ages - teens, adolescents, elders
- Males / Female and obese people
- Those with joint discomfort and stiffness
- Those with a family history of joint problems |
What is the daily-recommended dosage? How does it affect the absorption rate?
The recommended dosage is 3 caplets daily in divided doses. |
How soon can I see visible results?
It usually takes several weeks of supplementation before any effects are noted. |
Can Joint RX be taken long term?
Joint-Rx is a health supplement and there should not be any long term side effect. |
What are the side effects after consuming Joint RX?
There are no known side effects to Joint-RX supplementation. |
If I am not suffering from joint pain, can I take Joint RX to maintain healthy joints?
Yes, Joint-RX can help you to maintain a healthy joint especially you are above 45. |
What is the difference between taking painkillers, i.e nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) & Joint RX?
Painkillers will ease the pain but does not help in cartilage regeneration and synovial fluid production.
Past studies show that some people with mild to moderate osteoarthritis (OA) taking either glucosamine or chondroitin sulfate reported pain relief at a level similar to that of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as aspirin and ibuprofen. Some research indicates that the supplements might also slow cartilage damage in people with OA. |
What are the different ways you can protect your joints?
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Maintain your ideal body weight. The more you weigh, the more stress you are putting on your joints, especially your hips, knees, back and feet. |
| 2. |
Move your body. Exercise protects joints by strengthening the muscles around them. Strong muscles keep your joints from rubbing against one another, wearing down cartilage. |
| 3. |
Stand up straight. Good posture protects the joints in your neck, back, hips and knees. |
| 4. |
Use the big joints. When lifting or carrying, use largest and strongest joints and muscles. This will help you avoid injury and strain on your smaller joints. |
| 5. |
Pace yourself. Alternate periods of heavy activity with periods of rest. Repetitive stress on joints for long periods of time can accelerate the wear and tear that causes OA. |
| 6. |
Listen to your body. If you are in pain, don't ignore it. Pain after activity or exercise can be an indication that you have overstressed your joints. |
| 7. |
Don't be static. Changing positions regularly will decrease the stiffness in your muscles and joints. |
| 8. |
Forget the weekend warrior. Don't engage in activities your body for which your body isn't prepared. Start new activities slowly and safely until you know how your body will react to them. This will reduce the chance of injury. |
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Is Joint RX reliable?
Joint-RX is tested for Heavy Metal & Microbial prior to release to safe guard our customers. We provide one-for-one exchange for our customers who experience no effect or develop side effects after consuming our products. |
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