Hydrolyzed Collagen aids joint and bone
April
01,
2005
In this review it was found that 10 grams a day of hydrolyzed collagen may reduce pain
in osteoarthritis of the hip or knee. In fact the worse the condition, the more helpful
the collagen may be. Given the importance of collagen for bone structure it was found
that giving collagen along with calcitonin treatment for osteoporosis was more bone
building than giving the drug alone. The review was conducted by researchers at Case
Western University, Division of Rheumatic Diseases and was published in Seminars in
Arthritis and Rheumatism.
Perna Canaliculus in conjunction with EPA-DHA has great benefit for rheumatoid arthritis
In a 12 week study that included 50 adults with inflammatory rheumatoid arthritis it
was found that using a concentration of Perna Canaliculus (green lipped muscle) in
conjunction with high levels of EPA and DHA had a strong impact on the need for
medication. The combination reduced the dosage of drugs needed for pain relief in 62%
of the patients on medication and the remaining 38% of the patients were completely
able to stop using medication. 38% of all 50 subjects were symptom free and the number
with severe pain dropped from 60% at the start of the study to 25% by the 12th week.
The study was published in the May-June 2004 issue of the journal Advances in
Therapy.