Dr. Allen Pressman, a prominent sports nutritionist, routinely uses shark cartilage in his healthy and active patient population as an adjunct in the treatment of low back joint pains. He reports that using shark cartilage as a treat ment is becoming widely accepted in the medical community. In his acutely injured patients he finds an almost immediate reduction in pain and swelling and a marked increase in the range of limb motion. These particular enzymes work with red blood cells to move carbon dioxide from tissues to lungs. Promotes normal growth and development.
Aids wound healing.
Promotes cell division, cell repair, cell growth. Maintains normal level of vitamin A in blood. Acts as a catalyst in storage and release of iron to form hemoglobin for red blood cells. Assists in production of several enzymes involved in respiration. Promotes connective tissue formation and central nervous system function.