During the animal's lifetime, articular cartilage gradually wears down and deteriorates, while it has limited capacity for regeneration and recovery.
Slowing down the wear of articular cartilage and improving regeneration can be achieved by providing the joint with cartilage building blocks in the form of joint nutrition.
The key building blocks of cartilage and joint structures are glucosamine, chondroitin, and collagen.
• Chondroitin sulfate binds water, maintains cartilage elasticity, and blocks enzymes that damage cartilage
• Glucosamine sulfate stimulates the metabolism of chondrocytes and slows down cartilage degeneration
• Type II collagen ensures the strength and flexibility of cartilage and joint structures
• Vitamin C contributes to collagen metabolism and protects cells from oxidative damage