Healing arthritis naturally
Arthritic disorders have always plagued mankind. Many people suffer from the aches and pains of damaged or inflamed joints. While some are just uncomfortable, others have become crippled as a result of the disease, which has been known since prehistoric times but understood only in the past few decades. Any part of your body can become inflamed or painful with arthritis.
As new scientific research uncovers the mysteries of the seas, it is now known that the New Zealand Green Lipped Mussel (GLM), a shellfish found off the coast of New Zealand, contains the therapeutic agents needed to treat arthritic problems. Since its discovery in 1974, Green Lipped Mussel Extract (GLME) has now been subjected to more than 40 years of scientific research and proven in laboratory and clinical trials to be effective in treating both rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. This revolutionary therapy has already benefited millions of users around the world.
John Croft, a marine scientist, says, “The benefit comes as a relief from pain and improvement in general mobility. Usually, the improvement in these conditions is gradual and progressive; it is also long lasting and not temporary. Besides, it does not have the classical adverse side effects generally associated with drug therapy.”
GLME contains antiinflammatory agents, immune modulators and many essential building blocks –– proteins, minerals, glycosaminoglycans and marine long chain fatty acids –– all naturally occurring substantial therapeutic agents known to maintain joint mobility and well-being. GLME, which is manufactured by Vitaco Health NZ ltd, is available in India under the brand name Seatone through their authorised representatives, Perma Healthcare. The cost for this therapy of 1000mg per day is ` 50 for the first three months. This can be later reduced to 500mg per day, which is ` 25. For details, contact Perma Healthcare on their helplines-011-47222 777 or 8010 222 777 or log on to www. permahealthcare.com The veracity of any health claim made in the above article is the responsibility of the concerned hospital/doctor.