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Today's hot topic is going to keep you moving at the speed of light without losing a day's progress.
Keeping fit grows more and more difficult as we age, and trying to maintain all that hard work sometimes requires quality support. Beyond simple weightlifting and macro-tracking we need to focus on the foundation, the health of our joints. To ensure smooth and pain-free workouts that empower us to reach new heights without obstacles needs targeted nourishment supporting us gym rats all day everyday.
Let’s talk Glucosamine. It works tirelessly behind the scenes, fortifying our cartilage like a resilient shield for our joints. However, as the years advance, our natural levels of Glucosamine decline, leaving us susceptible to a myriad of joint issues, from nagging discomfort to debilitating arthritis.
While Glucosamine might make cameo appearances in grandma's homemade chicken soup or lavish seafood spreads, let's face it—our gym-centric diets can be erratic at best. This is where Glucosamine-packed supplements step in as invaluable allies. Acting as personal bodyguards for our bodies, they combat joint degeneration, offering the support necessary to tackle those daunting weights head-on.
But here's the kicker: Glucosamine isn't just a preventative measure. It's a potent weapon in the fight against existing joint pain. Whether you're a twenty-something powerhouse or embracing the challenges of aging, Glucosamine deserves a prime spot in your supplement arsenal. After all, as dedicated gym enthusiasts, we refuse to let joint discomfort impede our relentless pursuit of fitness excellence.
Check out these joint support SUPPS!
Turmeric 95 by Hi Tech Pharmaceuticals
Turmeric 95 is an enhanced form of curcumin that combines Hi-Tech’s Cyclosome delivery system, provides more significant benefits than its relative native curcumin. Native curcumin is poorly absorbed and rapidly metabolized before much of its benefits can be implemented. With Tumeric 95s, advanced and effective delivery, it helps with inflammation in a major way. We have all heard the buzz around Tumeric, and Hi Tech Pharms did not waste time in the lab making sure to optimize its potential benefits.
Joyful Joints by Vital Alchemy
One of my favorites for joint health is Joyful Joints by Vital Alchemy. It has everything our bodies need for joint health and rehabilitation (if needed). Additionally, its ingredients will go as far as a SUPP can go to create extraordinary preventative measures. Yes, it’s loaded with Glucosamine… That’s a given. But Joyful Joints also have natural anti-inflammatories like Turmeric and Bromelain (Pineapple extract). Combining this with its Vitamin C and Cissus Quadrangularis, your joints and bones have everything they need to stay healthy while we continue to push our bodies further and further. My favorite aspect of Joyful Joints has to be the addition of Hyaluronic Acid. It’s an additional supplement that our joints need to stay healthy. It creates more vital Synovial fluid in our cartilage. Basically, that is the fluid that bathes our joints and functions as joint lubrication. Hyaluronic Acid isn’t something you see in every Joint supplement; however, it should be! Joyful Joints is one of the most well-rounded Joint SUPP’s and should be everyone’s ‘go-to’ supplement in Joint health.
Joint and Tissue by Myogenix
Joint and Tissue by Myogenix was formulated to target both hard and soft tissues by working with your body’s immune system. So Myogenix was “up in the lab with a pen and a pad” (only the cool will get that) and created UCII’. UCII’ is undenatured type II collagen, a revolutionary new dietary ingredient that works with the immune system to promote healthy joints through oral tolerization. This helps the body tell the difference between good stuff, like ingredients in supplements, and bad stuff like Bacteria. Myogenix nailed it.
Don't let joint discomfort hold you back. Elevate your training game and experience the benefits of joint support supps firsthand!
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