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Common Inflammatory Joint Diseases include:

· Rheumatoid Arthritis

· Rheumatism

· Tendonitis

· Fibrositis

· Bursitis

· Gout

 

What Can I take to Help Joints?

· Glucosamine Sulphate may improve the function of joints by eliminating pain and repair damage.

· MSM a sulphuric compound may help function and reduce pain.

· Calcium if there is a deficiency can contribute to joint problems, especially in women to prevent Osteoporosis.

· Fish Oils provide Omega 3 essential fatty acids for healthy joints and may provide pain relief by reducing inflammation.

 

So if you are feeling any aches and pain in the joints, have a history of joint problems in your family, are very active or have had a recent injury then taking one or more of these supplements may help.

 

For product related information, see the Joint Health section of our web-site.

 

Please consult with your health practitioner for more information about joint health and specific products suitable for your needs.

 

References

· “Joints” - Hyperhealth Pro 2008 (v8.0)

Joint Health

 

A Joint is a point where two or more bones are connected. Ligaments join bone to bone strengthening joints, and allowing and limiting movement to certain directions. In
between the joint is a fluid called Synovial fluid, which lubricates the area preventing friction for smooth movement and reduced wear on the bones.

 

Common Ailments of the Joints include:

· Sprains

· Bunions

· Osteoarthritis

· Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) syndrome

· Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) syndrome