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Article Index 1) What is it? 2) What are Cox-2 Inhibitors? 3) What are the ingredients? 4) How long for results? Page 3 of 4 What are the ingredients, and why are they used? Supplement Facts Box CellRenew – 100% natural, hormone-free patented Collagen Type II with Hyaluronic Acid, an essential component of CR Pro7 due to its significant antiaging and arthritis support. Learn more... Marine Lipid Concentrate Essential Fatty Acids - containing both EPA and DHA, essential fatty acids (EFA) that are high in Omega 3’s (highly unsaturated fat), found in cold water fish. EFAs are clinically documented and well-established as highly anti-inflammatory and help to reduce pain associated with arthritis. EFA vital nutrients have an important role in the functioning of our bodies. Specifically, they are beneficial to our joints, skin, brain, eyes, regulating cell activity, and promoting healthy cardiovascular function. They insulate the body from heat loss, and they prevent our skin from drying and flaking as well as cushioning our tissues and organs. Boswellia Serrata extract (Bosellic Acid) - Boswellia is an Ayurvedic plant, rich in anti-inflammatory properties called boswellic acids. Its therapeutic effects include analgesic properties, beneficial for joint discomfort. Though, Boswellic Acid is used in this application for its anti-inflammatory agents, it is also known for containing anti-carcinogenic, anti-tumor, and blood lipid lowering properties. Willow Bark - White willow bark has been used throughout history to reduce fever and pain. White willow bark contains salicin, which is similar to the active ingredient found in aspirin, though much safer. This natural, non-steroidal plant has anti-inflammatory properties that can help decrease joint discomfort. Tart Cherry Standardized Extract - Known for their anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, tart cherries have healing properties called anthocyanins, and scientists have found that their therapeutic effects can reduce the inflammation associated with persistent and chronic joint discomfort. << Prev - Next >>

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