What is Flexcerin™?
Flexcerin is one of the more popular arthritis natural remedies especially designed to address the nutritional deficiencies that contribute to the disease. It is manufactured and distributed in both Europe and the United States by Vitaloix Laboratories and contains a variety of natural arthritis supplements all in one supplement.
Flexcerin is widely available and heavily advertised on the web. It is a good choice for people with arthritic conditions who are already taking multiple supplements, since it contains many standard arthritis natural remedies in one single tablet.
The ingredients in flexcerin were chosen because they each do one of two different things:
- Some of the ingredients, like glucosamine sulfate, chondroitin sulfate, and fish oil, are included because they provide specific nutrients that help build healthy bones and joint tissue. These ingredients help the body to build healthy cartilage and synovial fluid. In many forms of arthritis, loss of cartilage and synovial fluid is a primary cause of pain and inflammation.
- Other ingredients, like bromelain and boswellia serrata, are included because they have known anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. Boswellia seratta is extracted from a tropical tree resin, and both boswellia seratta and bromelain are easier on the stomach and digestive system than many NSAID OTC medications, yet have similar pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory properties.
Flexcerin™ is a dietary supplement formulated to promote improved joint function and mobility. Manufactured and distributed in North America and Europe by Vitaloix Laboratories, the beneficial claims of taking Flexcerin™ include the relief of inflammation and pain associated with arthritis. The makers of Flexcerin™ also maintain that the formula can help support bones and joints while stimulating the body to increase production of natural pain killing chemicals, such as endorphins. In addition, Flexcerin™ is formulated with all-natural ingredients and is available without a prescription. Arthritis is a progressive inflammatory disease that is also classified as an autoimmune disorder. Sometimes arthritis develops as the result of an injury to a joint. However, in most cases, the disease stems from a compromised immune system attacking the synovium, the layer of connective tissue that cushions each joint. In addition, the synovial fluid, which lubricates the joints, is also destroyed. A
