Bone and Joint Health Healthy Aging Heart & Vascular Health Immunity & Inflammatory Support

Managing Inflammation

When inflammation is chronically elevated it can result in continuous damage to healthy tissues in the body.  Lower inflammation is needed to maintain a brain, cardiovascular system, joint health and much more.

Inflammation Benefits
  • Destroys and breaks down viruses, bacteria, damaged cells and tissues.
  • Initiates repair including bone, joints, muscle, cardio and neuro.
Chronic Inflammation

Chronic inflammation is the inability by the body to turn down the immune system after a beneficial response has been achieved.

All areas and functions in the body are susceptible to damage from chronic inflammation including:

  • Cardiovascular and Plaque Stability, Brain, Memory, and Eye Health.
  • Bone Density, Joint and Disc damage, Ligaments, Tendons, Nerve Pain.
  • Liver, Kidneys, other Organs and Digestive Tract Health and Cancer risk.
Contributors to Increased Inflammation
  • Lower Hormone levels contribute to inflammation while reducing collagen and other repair proteins. This along with inflammatory activation are two of the key processes leading to the loss of Bone Density, Hair & Skin.
  • Contributing Factors include Aging, Lifestyle, Autoimmune Genetics, Stress, Lack of Sleep, Body Fat, Gluten, and Dairy sensitivities a
  • nd GI tract.
  • Dietary factors Glucose, Sugar, Carbohydrate and Alcohol intake, Omega-6 fats from meat, egg yolks and vegetable, bean and seed oils all increase.
  • Free radical damage to healthy tissue with lack of antioxidants.
Inflammation Reduction
  • Essential Nutrients Vitamin D, Magnesium, Omega-3 fats, all manage inflammation.
  • Curcumin and Boswellia inhibit enzymes that promote inflammation.
  • Flavonoid Antioxidants from spices, herbs and vegetables stop damage.
  • Endogenous antioxidants Glutathione and SOD and their precursors.
  • Healthy GI Tract including anti-inflammatory probiotics such as medical food Visbiome and short chain fat Butyrate.
  • Consume non-inflammatory Omega-9 oils like olive oil.
Lab Tests to Monitor Inflammation
  • HS-CRP, Sed Rate and Cyto-DX inflammatory cytokine panel.

 

 

References:   Life Extension. 2025     The Journal of Science and Healing. 2025

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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