Chondroprotector

Each boat brings90 capsules

of 1140.00 mg each, perfect to cover your needs for a month and a half.It is recommended to take

two capsules a day.

When will I notice the benefits?

You may begin to notice improvements in mobility and reduction of joint pain in approximately 4 to 6 weeks, although this may vary depending on each individual's initial condition.

Ingredients like glucosamine and chondroitin often show cumulative effects, so the benefit increases over time, especially with consistent use.

For optimal benefits, it's best to maintain the supplement in your daily routine and combine it with a balanced diet and adequate physical activity, which can enhance its long-term effects.

•Glucosamine sulfate (marine origin):Glucosamine is a natural compound found in joint cartilage. It aids in cartilage regeneration and maintenance and is commonly used to reduce pain and improve mobility in people with osteoarthritis.

•Chondroitin sulfate (marine origin):The
Chondroitin is a natural substance that helps retain water in cartilage, keeping it lubricated and flexible. It also helps reduce joint pain and improve function in people with arthritis.

•Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM):MSM is an organic form of sulfur, important for connective tissue health and reducing inflammation. It's known for relieving joint pain and stiffness, improving mobility.

•Hyaluronic acidThis substance is found in the synovial fluid of joints, providing lubrication and shock absorption. It helps maintain tissue elasticity and flexibility, while also reducing pain and improving joint mobility.

•Vitamin C: It is essential for production
Collagen, a key protein in the structure of cartilage, tendons, and ligaments. It also has antioxidant properties that protect joints from damage caused by free radicals.

•Silicon (bambusa vulgaris extract 85% Si):Silicon is an essential mineral for healthy bones, collagen, and connective tissue. It helps strengthen bones and joints, promoting tissue regeneration and maintenance.

•Vegetable magnesium stearate:

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