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CellRenew Technical Outline

Article Index 1) Usage 2) Highlights 3) History/Background 4) Studies 5) Safety 6) Patents 7) References How do I order? Page 5 of 8 Nutrient Safety Shown to be very safe with no adverse effects. A very detailed acute oral toxicity study conducted by Covance laboratories confirms its safety.20 Nutrient Interaction/Contraindication Based on the mechanism of action of this nutrient and its proven safety in research studies,10, 13 NO interactions or contraindications are known at this time. FDA Information - No claims can be made regarding CellRenew's direct effects on treatment of Osteoarthritis or other joint diseases. No claims can be made regarding this ingredient and any other diseases it may heal or help treat. A structure function claim with hyaluronic acid stating that it "Promotes skin health" has been filed with the FDA. This ingredient was filed with the FDA without comment as a new ingredient in 2000. FTC information - NONE - After conducting an extensive review of the FTC web site, NO filings or actions involving this ingredient were found. Therapeutic Equivalents - Undenatured or "native" collagen is another "me too/wanna be" type product but it does not have the same powerful effects of CellRenew. In fact, it is poorly absorbed due to its higher molecular weight. It also does not have the same available hyaluronic acid content as CellRenew does. The doses of undenatured collagen Type II are very low and are not nearly as efficacious as the dosages of CellRenew. << Prev - Next >>

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