Collagen 40mg + Sodium Hyaluronate 30mg+ Vitamin C 30mg+ Methylsulphonyl methane 250mg+ Rosehip Ext. 50mg + Ginger root Ext. 40mg + Vitamin D3 (800 IU) 10mcg+ Folic acid 0.5mg + Vit B12 375mcg+ Vit. B6 1.5mg + Alpha Lipoic acid 50mg + Zinc 5mg + Copper 500mcg + Ginkgo biloba 12mg + Shark cartilage 500mg + Manganese 2mg+ Selenium 60mcg+ Omega-3 200mg+ Ginseng 6mg.
Support Healthy Joints & Connective Tissues
Maintaining a healthy diet is important, even if you don't have joint pain. However, if you do have joint pain caused by Osteoarthritis or Inflammatory Arthritis, you may want to incorporate these foods into your diet to help with inflammation and joint health.
Collagen significantly increases Bone Mineral Density (BMD) in both the lumbar spine and femoral neck. In addition, collagen peptides are absorbed in the small intestine to a considerable amount in peptide form and may act as signaling molecules, thereby positively influencing anabolic processes.
Hyaluronic acid may help fight signs of aging, heal wounds, and benefit our bone and joint health. Hyaluronic acid, or hyaluronan, is a natural substance that helps to hold water in the body and keeps our skin, eyes, and joints hydrated. You can also use it as topical, oral, or injectable treatment for wounds, chronic pain, or aging skin.
The anti-inflammatory and osteogenic capabilities of Methylsulphonyl methane (MSM) makes it an excellent material for inducing bone formation and promoting osteointegration. MSM is a non-toxic, naturally occurring sulfur-containing compound. It is commonly used as a supplement to treat arthritis and other inflammatory conditions. Studies show the in vivo effect of MSM on bone remodeling in an aging model.
Omega-3 fatty acids are known to be helpful in fighting inflammation. As an added bonus, they are also good for heart health. Reducing inflammation is key to managing pain and restoring function. Omega-3s may be particularly helpful for people with rheumatoid arthritis, an inflammatory arthritis that causes swelling in the joints.
Vitamin D goes hand-in-hand with calcium--your body needs vitamin D to properly
absorb calcium from food. Our bodies produce vitamin D when exposed to
sunlight, but too much sunlight also exposes our bodies to excessive UV
radiation, which
Vitamin C is helpful in reducing the risk of inflammatory arthritis and maintaining healthy joints. The key is to get the right amount-not too much or too little. The recommended daily intake of vitamin C is 75 milligrams for women and 90 milligrams for men.
Nutritional needs for bone health can be met with proper food choices. However, supplementation of the average diet is recommended for vitamin D, Manganese, Copper, Calcium, Magnesium, Silicon etc. Modest amounts of zinc supplementation may be appropriate for vegetarians and for older individuals.
The potential antiosteoporosis effect of ginkgo biloba extract via regulation of
SIRT 1-NF-kB signaling pathway is a known fact. Depending on the treatment of
Ginkgo Biloba extract significantly altered the bone parameters such as
increase the number of trabecular bones, trabecular bone thickness, connectivity
density, ration of BV/TV and decrease the trabecular separation.
Data from in vitro and in vivo studies have revealed that ginseng saponins
(ginsenosides) have beneficial effects in the treatment of osteoporosis and may
increase the osteogenesis of bone marrow stromal cells and pre-osteoblast
cells.
Thus, SDILEGE ADVANCE is a comprehensive formula of choicest nutrition and medications to control Osteoporosis and protect joints & cartilages for normal functioning and painless movement to patients of osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis in Sebor citizen.
Indications
SDILEGE ADVANCE tablets for painful movement in patients with osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis, bone wear & tear, cartilage damage due to degeneration, and Connective tissue diseases.
Dosage: 1 SDILEGE ADVANCE tablet Twice daily with meals, do not chew, swallow with full glass of water.
Manufactured in India: VOX DEI LABS
Palampur, Gujarat, India-385001
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