Joint Killer

Arthritis is defined as joint inflammation and there are over hundred different forms of arthritis. All forms of arthritic diseases are accompanied by inflammation, pain and swelling due to the erosion of cartilage and bones. This will eventually affect the patient's mobility.
 
Differences between undenatured and denatured type II collagen.
  UC-II undenatured type II collagen Denatured type II collagen
Processing method Patented, low temperature and non-enzymatic manufacturing process preserves the collagen structure and its biological activity. High temperature, enzymatic and/or chemical processing which denatures the collagen structure.
Mechanism Unique mechanism:
  • prevents secretion of collagenase
  • prevents joint inflammation
  • allows the body to rebuild cartilage
Supplies varying amounts of certain joint nutrients.
Dosage required 40mg clinically proven recommended daily amount. 2-4 grams recommended amount.
Natural Source for Healthy Joints
Shine J-Care Primero is formulated with undenatured type II collagen, UC·II.
 
What is UC·II?
Common Forms of Arthritis
Osteoarthritis (OA), followed by rheumatoid arthritis (RA) are the most common forms of arthritis.
         > pain, stiffness and swelling in the joints especially during morning.
  > swelling of many joints at the same time.
  > swelling joint feels warm to the touch.
  > tenderness in joint when light pressure is applied
  > pain and stiffness during or after a period of inactivity
  > grating sensation during movements
  > formation of bone spurs around affected joint
 
Mechanism of Action
 
Dosage & Administration