• Provide a synergistic blend of natural, powerful ingredients formulated to help build the connective tissue foundation of degraded joints.
• Infuse vitamin C for collagen building and prevention of joint infections.
• Infuse additional herbal components with proven anti-inflammatory properties to help reduce painful inflammation.

Scientists at Guardian Health believe it is important to use the least toxic method for healing and avoiding harmful side effects. We design Joint Again with a natural approach to maintain and regain joint health. Glucosamine is a fundamental and natural structural component in the cartilage of joints. Join Again intentionally included a high dose of glucosamine to provide effective results. In addition, it also contains other joint-focused components that help control joint inflammation. They are Vitamin C, Boswellia, and Curcumin.

Glucosamine: If we look at joint tissue under a microscope, we will see a forest of glucosamine fibers hydrated like a sponge with water. The water provides the cushion effect so that joints can withstand the tremendous pressures applied to them during physical movement every day. A cell's natural ability to make glucosamine appears to deteriorate as we age. This aging begins in the early twenties and starts to manifest symptoms in the mid-thirties. Oral intake of Glucosamine hydrochloride is one of the therapies for Osteoarthritis. We use Glucosamine hydrochloride because it is more concentrated than the Glucosamine sulfate and contains significantly less sodium.

Vitamin C: Vitamin C, chemically known as ascorbic acid, is an essential antioxidant and plays important structural role in joints. Vitamin C is a cofactor in many essential functions including wound healing and collagen synthesis. Collagen is in every joint of our body, providing the padding and support for all movement and activity. As our body ages, collagen breaks down and wears away, causing joint pain and stiffness. Vitamin C deficiency can lead to impaired collagen synthesis. It seems to play an essential role in blocking rheumatoid arthritis. One clinical study from the United Kingdom, involving more than 23,000 participants tested the effectiveness of vitamin C in alleviating arthritis and the result supported the effectiveness.

Boswellia: Research shows that Boswellic acid can suppress leukotriene inflammation and reduce the level of cartilage-degrading enzyme. It is an effective natural painkiller and may prevent the loss of cartilage to benefit the health of aging and defective joints. An inflamed joint must lose the inflammation before it can rebuild its tissue. Boswellia can help reduce the inflammation and allow natural joint building molecules to be assembled into joints.

Curcumin: Curcumin, a substance in turmeric which is known as the main components of curry powder. It is believed to have anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and perhaps even anti-cancer properties. Curcumin may even modify immune system responses. A study proposed curcumin as a natural immunosuppressant for rheumatoid arthritis, possibly also as a preventive measure in early rheumatoid arthritis.

Summary: Guardian Health scientists had designed a balanced combination of Glucosamine, Vitamin C, Boswellia Extract, and Curcumin to deliver the maximum effectiveness for the joint health.
• It provides Glucosamine to build the connective tissue foundation of degraded joints.
• It incorporates Vitamin C to build collagen and prevention of joint infections.
• It infuses Boswellia and Curcumin for their anti-inflammatory function.