Joint Pain

Every day over 100 million Americans struggle with inflammation leading to chronic aches and pains, including sore joints. That’s more sufferers than diabetes, heart disease, and cancer combined! As a result of such pain, even the simplest of daily tasks can become a chore and strenuous exercise can cause excruciating pain.

What's wrong with using Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatories (NSAIDS)?

NSAIDs are medications such as ibuprofen and naproxen. Most people with inflammation use these daily. Their purpose is to control acute inflammation and relieve pain. However, they achieve this by inhibiting the production of prostaglandins, the chemical that activates the inflammation response.

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  Muscle Goes into a Non-Regenerative Phase
  NSAIDs control inflammation and decrease pain, but the muscle goes into a nonregenerative phase.
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  Liver and Kidney Damage
  Reports have shown that NSAIDs may damage the liver and kidney and disrupt the stomach's mucosal lining.