JointPro - Arthritis Cream For Joints
JointPro is a topical joint relief cream with peptides that can be applied directly to the site of discomfort, i.e. knee or foot, or shoulder. It produces a cooling and warming effect that may help soothe and relieve inflammation and discomfort in the area of application. Traditionally cold packs and hot packs have been used but with JointPro that may not be necessary anymore.
JointPro Ingredients
JointPro contains a transdermal ICPP Peptide. ICPP Peptides represent some of the latest in peptide technology and allow efficient delivery of compounds directly to the tissues.
JointPro also contains Palmitoyl pentapeptide-4.
JointPro Benefits
- May be used as an arthritis cream
- May help to reduce discomfort and inflammation
- Provides topical delivery of peptides
- Convenient pump for consistent dosing
- May be used on joints, cartilage, tendons, and muscles
- Used by pro athletes as a recovery cream after physical exertion.
Articular Tissue - Crucial For Joints
Articular tissue forms the outer toughened white connective tissue found on the end of bones and articulates with other bones in the joint. This tissue has no blood supply so taking oral supplements may not be helpful. JointPro uses a topical delivery system to help transport peptides directly to the tissues.
Articular tissue is crucial for lubricating joints and should be maintained in optimal condition. Any wear and tear can cause the bones to rub against each other which may be one of the primary reasons for discomfort and inflammation in the area.
Peptides - The Next Frontier for Relief Creams
Peptides are naturally found within all cells of the body and are used in many biological processes. These include sending signals to the body to stimulate the production of long-chain amino acids to form proteins. These proteins may be used to make collagen and other related structures.
Instructions for use
Apply 1 pump of the relief cream topically to the area and rub it in well. Do not apply to open wounds, wash your hands before and after use.
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