What is Celadrin?
Celadrin is a blend of eight cetylated fatty acids including myristoleic acid (or cetyl myristoleate), Myristic acid and oleic acid. Studies suggest that these fatty acids, especially myristoleaic acid, help support overall joint health and flexiblility. Celadrin plays a positive role in supporting joing mobility by lubricating cell membranes and affected joints, thereby stopping inflammation and preventing stiffness. There have been no reported side effects in any study to date on Celadrin.
Celadrin is a registered trademark of Imagenetrix Corporation. Celadrin is also a proprietary blend of esterified fatty acid carbons of Myristate, Myristoeleate, Laurate, Oleate, Palmitate, and Palmitoleate in a base of tapioca and silica). According to the manufacturer, Celadrin is made from a patented complex blend of special esterified fatty acids, derived from bovine tallow oil. Some marketers promote Celadrin as a supplement help support healthy joint function and mobility, without the side effects often associated with other therapies. Serving size for most Celadrin products in market is 1500 mg. Are there research study about Celadrin? There are only 2-3 studies reported (up to the date that I prepare this summary article). In a study, Hesslink et al evaluated 64 patients with chronic knee osteoarthritis at baseline, at 30 and 68 days after consuming either placebo or cetylated fatty acids (Celadrin; n = 33). The evaluation included physician assessment, knee range of motion wit
Celadrin is a clinically proven compound (available in cream or capsule) for the relief of muscle and joint pain. Made entirely of natural ingredients through a proprietary process creating a stabilized mix of fatty acids, it was shown to assist with mobility without any unwanted side effects. By improving cell membrane health and integrity as well as maintaining the cushioning fluids in our joints it helps in maintaining mobility and elasticity so you can move pain free and in comfort. It has been shown that Celadrin has cumulative benefits. Latest Celadrin study has shown that US patients were able to walk pain-free over 45% longer distances. Celadrin and glucosamine interact to sustain joint cartilage regeneration.
