JOINT MATRIX

Description

All ingredients in Joint Matrix are extracted from plant food sources, completely suitable for people following a vegetarian diet.

As age increases, the body’s natural collagen production gradually decreases, which affects the elasticity of the skin and the structure of bones and joints. But don’t worry, because we’ve integrated Silica into the formula to stimulate collagen production right from the source.

This not only helps maintain skin elasticity but also supports bone and joint health.
What’s unique about Joint Matrix is its vegetarian friendliness. Instead of using collagen from animal sources, we offer a high-quality plant-based collagen, ensuring you not only take care of your body but also respect your vegetarian lifestyle.

Boswellia Serrata is known for its ability to reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and support various aspects of health, including joint health and immune function.

Cissus promotes recovery of the injured area by helping to rebuild connective tissue

Eucommia Ulmoides increases bone density as well as its adaptogenic properties, helping to support overall health and reduce stress

Perilla Frutescens is rich in nutrients and contains compounds that provide various health benefits. These benefits include anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.

Portulaca Oleracea was used for centuries by early Europeans to treat anxiety, fatigue and depression because its adaptogenic properties help the body adapt to stress.

Zingiber Officinale is recognized to reduce arthritis, improve mobility and improve joint health thanks to its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.

Alpinia Officinarum has anti-inflammatory properties, helping to reduce joint pain and inflammation. Supports against osteoarthritis

Equisetum Arvense A natural vasodilator, horsetail is used to relieve discomfort caused by muscle spasms, muscle pain, arthritis and other inflammatory and joint conditions.
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User manual
Use 2 tablets/day after meals. Maximum use 4 tablets/day.

Preserve
Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight.

DO YOU KNOW?!

1. Changes in bones and joints in middle age:

Decreased bone density: The production of new bone slows down, while the process of bone destruction occurs faster, leading to reduced bone density.
Degenerative joint cartilage: Joint cartilage gradually erodes, leading to pain, stiffness, and difficulty moving.
Increased risk of bone and joint diseases: Degenerative arthritis, osteoporosis, gout,…

2. Causes of aging bones and joints:

Age: This is the main factor leading to aging of bones and joints.
Genetic factors: Some people have a higher risk of developing bone and joint diseases due to genetics.
Nutritional deficiencies: A diet lacking calcium, vitamin D, glucosamine, chondroitin, etc. can affect bone and joint health.
Unhealthy lifestyle: Laziness, smoking, excessive alcohol use, etc. are also risk factors leading to aging bones and joints.

3. How to prevent bone and joint aging in middle age:

Nutritional diet: Supplement foods rich in calcium, vitamin D, glucosamine, chondroitin,…
Exercise regularly: Appropriate exercises such as walking, swimming, yoga,… help improve bone and joint health.
Maintain a reasonable weight: Being overweight or obese puts pressure on joints, leading to faster degeneration.
Avoid overexertion: Lifting heavy objects and exercising too much can cause damage to bones and joints.
Quit smoking and limit alcohol use: Smoking and excessive alcohol use can affect bone and joint health.
Regular health check-ups: Early detection and timely treatment of bone and joint diseases.