Celedrin - The Natural Way To Be Free From Pain
Celedrin - The Natural way to be Free from Pain
When most people think of Celadrin, what comes to mind is
usually basic information that's not particularly interesting or
beneficial. But there's a lot more to Celadrin than just the
basics.
Celadrin - or cetyl myristoleate - is one of a number of
supplements taken by arthritis sufferers, but it really came
into its own recently when the government withdrew popular
painkillers like Vioxx from the market due to health concerns.
This left many arthritis suffers with no option but to consider
an operation to relieve their pain. An operation - or a
supplement like Celadrin? Many decided to try the less invasive
option first.
Traditionally, doctors have not been keen to offer supplements
to their patients, but many are increasingly coming to see that
products like Celadrin may be a suitable alternative for those
people who for some reason cannot - or choose not to - have an
operation.
A scientist who was trying to understand why he couldn't induce
arthritis into mice discovered Celadrin about a decade ago. It
contains a blend of eight stable fatty acids that can easily
penetrate cell membranes and by providing lubrication to the
cell membranes and decreasing inflammation it supports joint
health. In fact, research has shown that it definitely improves
not only the range of motion in a joint affected by arthritis,
but balance, strength and endurance were also improved.
Placebo-controlled studies in 2002 showed that the subjects were
able to perform several day-to-day functions like climbing
stairs and even simply walking that had been painfully difficult
before. Some subjects were even able to return to jogging, an
exercise that had been impossible for some time due to the pain
and stiffness experienced from arthritis.
Is everything making sense so far? If not, I'm sure that with
just a little more reading, all the facts will fall into place.
University bio-chemist Dr. Daniel Gallaher PhD, prescribes
Celadrin for many of his patients and has had no side-effects
reported. The pills may need be taken for at least two months
before improvement is noticed, though in some cases this time is
considerably shorter. Some patients have noted a dramatic
improvement within a few days of applying the lotion.
Daniel Hoeffal MD, advises his patients to take the product
scientifically. That is, no more than one supplement at a time
and stick to the instructions on the bottle. If several
supplements are taken at once, there is no way of determining
which was the one responsible for giving relief.
Celadrin comes in pill form and topical lotion and is quite
affordable compared to some other supplements, with the pills
costing about $12.00 a bottle and the lotion half that. It is
available as a stand-alone product, or combined with other
products such as Glucosamine
Always consult your health care professional before taking
supplements, as some can interfere with the absorption of other
medications, while others may change how internal organs
function, cause blood pressure or clotting
This article's coverage of the information is as complete as it
can be today. But you should always leave open the possibility
that future research could uncover new facts.