HOW IT WORKS
Flexify’s list of seven powerhouse ingredients keeps the joint inflammation and pain caused by arthritis or overexertion at bay. It also supports building and maintaining healthy joints, so you can continue to enjoy a full and active life well into your 80s.
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Chondroitin sulfate is believed to help maintain fluid and flexibility in the joints. Taken with glucosamine hydrochloride, it helps reduce inflammation, improve joint function and slow the progression of osteoarthritis.
Key Benefit: Chondroitin sulfate also blocks the enzymes that break down cartilage and retains water needed to keep cartilage from becoming stiff.
Glucosamine hydrochloride is a form of glucosamine, an amino sugar that helps maintain an adequate level of collagen, which builds and supports healthy joint cartilage. Cartilage acts as a cushion surrounding and protecting the joints, especially against high impact activity like running and jumping. For those who have arthritis, this cushion decreases significantly in size, exposing joints to more bone-on-bone contact.
Key Benefit: Helps reduce collagen loss and other symptoms associated with arthritis.
Research shows that Vitamin D deficiency increases the risk of arthritis, specifically osteoarthritis in the hip and knee joints. Doctors recommend that individuals take at least 1,000 IU of Vitamin D each day. When taking it in a supplement, it’s best to select one with vitamin D3, which is a natural form that that lasts longer in your body. A daily dose of Flexify contains the recommended 1,000 IU of Vitamin D3.
Key Benefit: Decreases the risk of arthritis and symptoms associated with the disease.
You don’t need to take ibuprofen when you have Flexify, which also contains ginger. This active ingredient has the same anti-inflammatory properties as the over-the-counter drug. In addition, a 2012 study found that a ginger extract reduced inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis as effectively as steroids. In both cases, taking a natural ingredient like ginger proved to be the best option short-term and long-term in combating the negative effects of arthritis.
Key Benefit: Reduces inflammation in the joints affected by arthritis.
Curcumin is the chemical in turmeric that helps reduce joint pain and swelling by blocking inflammatory cytokines and enzymes. In 2016 several studies demonstrated that osteoarthritis patients taking a turmeric supplement experienced long-term improvement.
Key Benefit: Blocks inflammatory cytokines and enzymes that cause inflammation and joint pain and delivers long-term results.
The constituents of boswellia, boswellic acids, have been shown in scientific studies to affect key enzymes involved in the maintenance of healthy tissues.*
Key Benefit: Provides support for minor joint discomfort from achy joints, hips and knees.
Methylsulfonylmethane has been shown in clinical studies to benefit those with joint degeneration, a common cause of pain the knees, back, hands and hips. It has been used for symptomatic relief of joint pain.
Key Benefit: Promotes joint comfort and mobility by helping maintenance of healthy connective tissue.
