Has Been Clinically Shown to Reduce Inflammation and Pain Associated With Arthritis Arthritis and osteoporosis are major public health concerns that often remain resistant to conventional medical treatment.
Osteoporosis is a disease of bone that is characterized by a diminution in bone tissue mass.
This bone thinning results in weakness of the skeleton and a pre-disposition to bone fractures. In individuals with osteoporosis bone resorption appears to be increased, whereas bone formation may be normal or defective. Osteoarthritis is primarily a disease affecting hyaline cartilage and adjacent bones. In more advanced cases of osteoarthritis the tissue in and around the joints becomes hypertrophic. Osteoarthritis seems to occur invariably with advancing age.